In a world of links and QR codes, the humble business card still does something digital can't: it puts your name in someone's hand. The catch is that most cards get glanced at once and tossed. Here's how to make a LiveGood business card people actually keep — and use.

Why a Business Card Still Matters

A card is tangible, memorable, and professional. It survives the moment a conversation ends and the phone goes back in the pocket. Hand someone a clean, well-designed card and you've done two things at once: made it easy to reach you, and signaled that you're someone worth reaching.

What to Put on It

Keep it simple and human:

Your name and a friendly photo. People connect with faces, not logos.
What you do, in plain words. One short line is plenty.
Your personal link. Send people exactly where you want them to go.
A QR code. So they can act the second they're curious.
Clean LiveGood branding. Familiar colors and logo build instant trust.

What to Leave Off

Clutter kills a card. Skip the long lists, the fine print, and anything that sounds like a pitch. Don't crowd it with claims or jargon — a card's job is to start a conversation, not finish one. White space is your friend.

Front and Back: Use Both

Give the front a clear hierarchy — name, photo, one line about what you do. Save the back for your link and QR code, or a single memorable line. Splitting it like this keeps each side calm and readable.

A Few Design Tips

Stick to your brand colors and one or two clean fonts.
Make the text big enough to read at arm's length.
Leave breathing room around everything.
Proofread your link and phone number twice. A typo on a printed card is expensive.

Where to Get Yours

You don't need a designer or a print shop. livegood.fans lets you design a custom LiveGood business card right in your browser — pick a template, drop in your name, photo, link, and QR code, and order it printed and shipped to your door. It's built specifically for LiveGood affiliates, so the branding is done for you.

A great card won't do the talking for you, but it makes everything after the handshake easier. Design yours at livegood.fans.

Your LiveGood Business Card: What to Put on It (and Where to Get One)

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