“How many people stop at your booth but never follow or buy later?”

Put your menu, products, payments, socials, and lead form behind one tap.

Step 1 · The problem

Make it about lost business

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Say

“Most business cards only give information away. This one helps you get the customer's information back before they walk away.”

Hand them your card or wristband. Let them tap it themselves.

Customer-facing proof

Open one screen at a time. Return here between each part of the demonstration.

The close

“Which fits you better: something in your wallet, on your wrist, or on your counter?”

Do not ask whether they want it. Help them choose the form factor.

In-person offer: 20% off the physical product

Use after interest is established. Valid while you are together; subscriptions excluded.

Quick objection answers

I already have business cards.

Keep them. This replaces the contacts they lose, not just the paper.

I already have a website.

Good. This gets people to the right part of it in one tap and can capture them back.

I am not good with technology.

You do not program the card. We set it up, and you edit it like a simple profile.

I need to think about it.

That is fair. Is it the product, the price, or whether you would actually use it?