Digital business cards
Give customers one simple link to discover your business and choose their next step.
Your logo, business information and chosen links come together on a professional, mobile-friendly page using your own business web address.
Let customers call, send a WhatsApp message, browse your shop, book an appointment or explore your social profiles. The design and buttons are tailored to your business.
Share your link in messages, email signatures and social profiles, or through a QR code on printed materials.
Built around your business
A short introduction to what you do and how you help your customers.
Choose the links your customers need
www.yourbusiness.co.uk
Illustrative layout. Your card uses your branding and selected links. Shop and booking buttons connect to the services you use.
Different businesses. Different next steps.
Someone receiving your link should quickly understand what you offer and where to go next. Your card brings the relevant options together, whether customers want to contact you, see your work or buy through your existing shop.
Trades and local services
A customer passes your link to a neighbour. They can see your services and area, then choose how to contact you.
Useful links might include
The person recommending you has one useful link to share. Your next customer gets an introduction to the business alongside the contact options they need.
Makers and independent sellers
Someone discovers your work at a market or on social media. Your card introduces the maker and connects them to your products.
Useful links might include
Your own branded address brings your shop, social profiles and direct contact together. Customers can choose between browsing products and discussing a personal request.
Appointments and personal services
A potential customer wants to see your work, ask a question or arrange an appointment. Your card gives each action a clear place.
Useful links might include
Customers can move from discovering your work to your existing booking service, or contact you first if they need advice. The links are chosen around how you accept business.
Use your card link in WhatsApp messages, your email signature and social profiles. A QR code can take customers to the same page from business cards, flyers or signage. If your links change later, the card can be updated while the shared address stays the same.
Examples show possible link choices. Shop, booking and social buttons connect to your existing services; their subscriptions and features are separate.
Designed and set up for you
You do not need to build the page or work out the technical setup. We agree what customers need to know and which actions matter, then I prepare your card for you to review.
STEP 1
Share your business name, logo if you have one, a short description and your contact details. Send the shop, booking or social links you want customers to reach.
STEP 2
I prepare the layout around your branding, organise the information and add your chosen links. You check the design and details before the card goes live.
STEP 3
Your agreed web address is connected and the page and links are tested. You receive your sharing link and QR code, ready to introduce customers to your business.
Your quote confirms the design, content, links, domain and ongoing hosting and support costs.
We also confirm your business email requirements and whether you need help with a logo or an existing domain, so the full setup is clear.
Your business domain can become the address for a larger website. Your existing branding and useful content provide a starting point, with the new website scope and cost agreed separately when you are ready.
Before you get started
A digital business card gives customers a compact introduction and your important links on one page. A full website provides more room for detailed services, project galleries, customer questions and individual pages built around what people are searching for.
Options include phone, email, WhatsApp, social profiles, an online shop, an existing booking service, directions, reviews or a portfolio. We choose the links that help your customers take the next step and arrange them in a useful order.
Shop and booking buttons can connect customers to services you already use. Building a shop or supplying a booking system is additional work, with any setup and subscription costs agreed separately.
Yes. The card is designed around your business identity and the information you want to present. If you do not have a logo or finished wording, tell me what you have and we can agree the help you need.
Yes. We can register an available domain or review one you already own. If your existing domain is used for a website or email, those arrangements are checked before any changes are made.
No. Your card opens as a web page in their browser. They can follow your shared link or scan your QR code using a compatible phone camera.
Yes. Contact me when a link or business detail needs updating. Your quote explains the ongoing support and updates included. Provided your card address stays the same, a QR code pointing to it will continue to open the updated page.
Yes. Your card and email can use the same business domain, giving customers a consistent identity when they visit your page and receive your replies. Your quote confirms the email provision and ongoing costs.
Aberdeen Business Online
Tell me about your business and where you want customers to go. I’ll help bring your branding, information and chosen links together, with a clear quote before work begins.
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