Make the follow-up easy after the job
A tradesperson’s card often reaches the next customer through a recommendation. A homeowner keeps it after a completed job, hands it to a neighbour or photographs it when someone asks who did the work.
Keep the printed side readable: business name, trade, service area and primary contact details. Use the QR page for the changing or more detailed information that does not fit comfortably on the card.
What to put on the QR page
Start with the action a real customer is most likely to take, then add proof that helps them feel comfortable getting in touch.
- Tap-to-call and WhatsApp contact options
- A quote-request or booking link
- Google reviews or another trusted review profile
- Photos of recent work or a portfolio page
- Your website and relevant social profile
A useful companion to your main website
A CardBranch page is designed as a quick follow-up destination, not a replacement for a complete local-search website or Google Business Profile. Use it to make referrals and in-person conversations easier to convert.
If your website, gallery or review profile changes later, update the link on the CardBranch page instead of discarding otherwise usable cards.
Where each part does its job
| Format | Best part | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Printed front | Business name, trade and visual identity | Clear enough to recognise at a glance |
| Printed back | Contact details and QR code | Still useful without scanning |
| QR links page | Calls, messages, reviews and recent work | The linked actions can be updated later |