2024 Ultimate Digital Business Card - Dot Card, Popl, OVOU, Linq, Wave, Mobilo

[@VittorTech]

Cards Mentioned in Video: Linq Card: buy.linqapp.com/discount/vittortech?redirect=%2F%3Fafmc%3Dvittortech Dot: dotcards.net/collections/all-products OVOU: ovou.com/product/ovou-card Popl Card: popl.co/?ref=VITTORTECH Mobilo: www.mobilocard.com Wave: bit.ly/3yqDp6P Ekster Wallet: partner.ekster.com/vittortech

[@ryusalazar792]

Question what’s the best card for an LLC Construction?

[@ivanjacobo6639]

Thank you for the update! I saw your video from 2 years ago and it was one of the best. I wanted an update and you got it again. Thanks

[@VittorTech]

2025 Smart Business Card Review out now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHnLe4yniL2Uoqs

[@showingaustin]

This is one of the most complete and informative reviews I have ever seen. After your thorough and well thought out video, the Business Card Awards was over the top. Well done!

[@Tarrabyte]

dont waste your time or money on these; you can literally make your own with a few NFC cars from amazon or even wish + NFC Tools pro on your phone. The app is like less than 3 bucks an you can do all this easier.

[@brandonk3575]

Man, I LOVE that you included the business awards and cheat sheet section to this video. Massively helpful. Thank you for putting this together.

[@drviagrin3798]

Made my decision easy. The biggest appeal for Linq to me is the shortcut to the calendar, which is one of the first things the prospect sees. It is also more prominent on their landing pages than the others I saw.

[@LawrencePatterson-w9k]

Dan, kudos and thank you for your well done video. Completing an initial review for our team (Non-profit, Medical Association) and the timing is superb. Now on to your Team video. Have a good 2024.

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place.

[@t.harrison6348]

Kudos to you on this video. Very thorough and appreciate your matrix at the end! Very well done!!

[@drillingmachine]

This was an amazing review and comparison guide for digital business cards! Thank you!

[@PerryGallagher]

Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I did not know what to do, after your video I do. I used your link to order the Linq.😀

[@Gheque]

Vittor I must say this video was quite relaxing !

[@dangreco6673]

super thorough review! loved it. thanks for all the hard work.

[@RodCostner]

Which of them will allow you to switch between multiple profiles? Like if you have more than one business? THANKS

[@iamchrisjett]

I am doing research for my wife's small business as she is wanting a virtual business card, when I came across your video. It is packed with information and well done, but what I am not understanding is why all companies who are offering a virtual card first talk about a physical card that needs to be carried. The ideal would be for my wife to have a QR code in her phone, that when someone scans it they'll get her contact information to store into their phone - even better if it opened up a page to give the viewer a selection of options, such as being able to save the contact information, visit her business website, leave a review or request contact for additional information. I'm sure all of the companies you reviewed have something like that, but your video for each company that offers this starts off first by talking about a physical card, which goes against the idea of not having to carry a card at all and just using your phone to transfer the information. Am I overlooking something or is this a VCard instead of a Digital Business Card?

[@randallcano145]

This video was very informative and broken down into great sections on how to use all its properties and functionalities. Also, how you can apply it to your business life style!

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place. I did a video on it

[@Gptmas]

With this car fo we have to pay anything annually? Or one time purchase

[@yoredealeyo3775]

Which has the best free plan for 2024?

[@kwanhughes6503]

Frfr

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place. I did a video on it

[@JaeEbony]

My only question lol

[@Tarrabyte]

Make a linktree + QR Code Done

[@xtermigator]

Has it been answered

[@UIMG]

This is a really great (unbiased), insightful and fully informative video. I’ve been weighing in between creating my own NFC system or a subscription. At this point I think I’m gonna do a Linq subscription - let them do the heavy lifting so I can focus on the work. They’ve massively improved over the years. Thank you for putting all of this together, can’t wait to see your enterprise video!

[@Tarrabyte]

create it. It's cheaper/

[@LBarouf]

Great review! Like the format and depth of information. One aspect I did not hear on… phone numbers with letters. My number spells something, do any and which ones allow you to save something like 310-BELL and be able to dial it? I know Android and iOS have no issue converting letters to numbers. Thanks!

[@FiveMCity]

Are you able to receive others contact information with either of the digital business cards?

[@VittorTech]

Comments from brands featured in the video 👇

[@davec9960]

Thanks for the in depth review! I watched the entire video and thanks for leaving a link to he Easter Wallet. I have to have one of those!

[@HourADayGamer]

Are the dot cards the same size as a standard debit/credit card? Asking because size I use a Ridge wallet, and old fashioned standard business cards do not fit.

[@sibbvicious]

I may have missed it in the video, but does each company/card end up selling your information to other companies?

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place. I did a video on it

[@hmmmocha]

Thank you! Will the person accepting the QR link be able to automatically add all the business contact information into their contacts (meaning does it auto populate into their contacts) or do they have to manually create a contact and add all the information separately (phone, social media, email, etc.)

[@BStark-tb1bb]

wanting to bump this as I also would like to know how the receiver gets the info...

[@Tarrabyte]

thats not how that works. That would technically be hacking

[@xtermigator]

What do you think of Tapni?

[@AndyMain-g7v]

Why no V1CE in this group?

[@PaniniDev]

Loved this video

[@benoitharpey1977]

Does anybody here have any experience per se? I’m debating between purchasing a Linq card and a Popl card, which is your overall preference? Or are there better brands that remain cheap enough?

[@zteir]

Why would you give ovou so many briefcases when you had a lot of cons that made them less professional looking?

[@TheTwilightStorm]

Just an update, Linq has completely screwed over Pro users and created a new "unified" subscription plan that brings the page limit back down to 2 pages.

[@drrijhwani6460]

Can we put a you tube link in social media section in linq or popl card

[@VittorTech]

Yes

[@drrijhwani6460]

@@VittorTech Thanks for the quick response

[@Tarrabyte]

make a linktree instead

[@kevinpitts3548]

Awesome.

[@DevGamerShripadAgashe]

55% on the code is just straight up lie. 70$ product you get 3.5$ discount ☹

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place. I did a video on it

[@TransformWithTrainsalot]

Very insightful. Including the price for each would make this a complete video. Great info otherwise !

[@bella7291]

The chart at the end includes the prices

[@Tarrabyte]

make your own. It's cheaper. NFC cards on Amazon, NFC Tools on the app market place. I did a video on it

[@Tarrabyte]

making your own is cheaper.

[@FeelItRising]

APPLE APPLE APPLE APPLE APPLE.

[@Tarrabyte]

All of these are a big waste of money. You can make your own for nearly nothing. You can buy a 10 pack of NFC cards and program them with your phone and NFC Tools Pro, and even then, it's still cheaper to buy the app and cards vs these dumbass cards. Not to mention you can make a link tree for free. Dont want to do that? You can make a google doc with everything you want and make a QR Code and save it to your phone. All these are are a waste of money. Anyone who buys into these are idiots.

[@sdhighroller]

Would doing it this way have an option for them to automatically add my contact information?

[@Tarrabyte]

@@sdhighroller depends, do you want it to? I say do a link tree, attach it to the card and call it a day.

[@sdhighroller]

@@Tarrabyte they would still have to manually input contact information, I think that alone makes these cards worth it

[@Tarrabyte]

@UseYourDiscernment It has nothing to be with being egotistical at all. This has to do with companies ripping you off. I have almost 30 NFC cards on hand, I can program them to do literally everything these can do. You REALLY wanna spend 50 bucks on these cards just to have a bit of information that pulls up a website that will charge you monthly to show "Hey look you own a DOT card!" I've proven twice on my own channel why these are pointless an overpriced. they are cool as hell but when I can literally do it cheaper and YOU can too, you should be on my side if you like money and saving it.

[@Tarrabyte]

@UseYourDiscernment alright you have a point, I'm just here to help people not get scammed out of their money.

[@brandonwsimmons]

Linq is not letting me check out when I use your affiliate link??? It applies your discount, and gives me a subtotal after applying your discount, however, for some reason, there isn't a checkout option. I don't think they are going to be happy after I speak with them... Just looking out. You deserve to get credit for this. Thanks for the video.

[@brandonwsimmons]

I found the checkout option at the very bottom of the website page in blue (Which is very inconspicuous) and it still is not allowing me to checkout with your affiliate link/discount code.