A digital business card for lawyers

What to put on it

• Your name, title and firm, with the firm’s logo.
• Your practice areas in a short line, such as “Family law and mediation.”
• Your direct phone, email and office address.
• Rules on lawyer advertising differ between jurisdictions. Some require the name and contact details of a responsible lawyer or firm on anything that advertises your services; check what yours requires before you publish.
• Nothing confidential: a published card is a public page.

Designs that suit a law practice

Ink pressed into cotton paper, a navy card with a gold seal, or charcoal pinstripe: designs that read as established without looking like a template.

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  Letterpress

  Ink pressed into cotton paper

  Royal

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  Crest

  Midnight navy with a gold seal

  Exclusive

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  Pinstripe

  Charcoal wool, chalk pinstripes

  Royal

Make the next step easy

• Book a consultation: a button to your booking page or intake form.
• Call or email in one tap from the card’s page.
• Save contact, so your number is there when they need it.
• Share your details: someone you meet can leave their name and a phone number or email for you to follow up.

Where to share it

• Your email signature: a picture of your card with Save my contact.
• A background for remote consultations, with your name, firm and a QR code to your card.
• A QR code at reception, on seminar slides or in a printed brochure.
• LinkedIn and messages, with the share buttons.

How to make yours

You can try every design before you register. The builder shows which plan a card for a lawyer needs, from the free plan to Exclusive.

1. Open the card builder. You don’t need an account to start.
2. Add your details, then choose a design and add your logo or photo.
3. Add buttons for the next step: booking, a portfolio or a message.
4. Turn the card in 3D and check which plan it needs.
5. Create your account, publish the card and share it.