Business card?

#4 other

Your Name

Name of Company / Brokerage (and maybe your market area or city or State), and your Logo if applicable.

Cell Phone Number

Website

Email Address

As for QR codes, I am still "wait and see".  Yes, more companies are embracing the QR code, but I don't think that a significant majority of the Public is scanning or using the QR code.

1. Cell phone for calls & text

2. Email

4. The code? Subjective

Let me just say that people need to answer the contact immediately. That's what gives results! On Business cards? Same principle as an elevator speech or a billboard advertising. Make the vital point! The fancy, hype etc., comes later if it comes at all. NOTE: if you cannot explain what you or your business card says in 1-2 seconds, you have some work to do. 

3  Our target client aren't QR code  people.

I prefer #3. Not everyone is up to speed on QR codes.

Ken Jones 

Below is the business card that I currently have.

# 3 but in GA we have to have company name and number also.

#3 

Name - Title 

Brokerage Name

DRE#

Office and Cell Phone #

Website

Email 

Logo

I am not a fan of PRC codes.  My card focuses on large font phone number. Most folks google you to find out more.

Name
Name of brokerage
cell phone
office phone
email address

I prefer #3

I have my phone and email plus web site with my company name.  I have no address on my card.   I only give my card to potential clients.

2 or 3

#3

I’ll take whatever my brokerage wants me to have. It works well enough for me. It has the name, title, phone, and email. I can’t recall if the web address is on it.

Ken Jones 

Email, one phone number, website, tagline, ®, and equal housing logo—no alphabet soup!

Cards are not the reason for the spam calls/emails and are typically given to warm/hot contacts.  I want the person I'm giving my card to to have the easiest time contacting me.  Phone, email, URL and of course name, company and license number.

If I look at a card and there's a code on it, I'm not going to scan it to get a number.  That takes too many steps.

     App overload has made QR codes more popular. People use them to join wifi, make a payment, schedule an appointment or view real time listing data, etc. Scan QR code for "all homes in Timbuktu under 200K". Nothing to search or type and bang, you're in, studying floor plans, touring with a video, all kinds of maps, quick facts, the works. 

     You are not going to reduce spam by phone or email by shifting to QR code. Sequential phone apps will find us all; emails are online to clean everywhere you market Ken Jones. 

     Business card kept simple and not cluttered. Logo, phone office cell, address, email, sure, QR code why not. But tag line, slogan... you want to stand out from the crowd.

Good question. I'm getting ready to redo my business card since I changed offices. I will probably do all normal info and add a QR code to search for homes. Just need to figure that out.

Keep It Simple was the most effective for me Ken Jones . The State of ND required Brokerage information on all advertising. Aside from that my name and my phone number as large as possible. The less clutter the better and for heaven's sake do not put a crapload of initials that clients have no clue what they mean.

My card has my name, license number, contact info and a QR code that leads to our Team website. No photo.

My information and picture and on the back a personal message about something such as "referrals are appreciated"

Just a straight business card for me

I prefer QR Code plus an email and phone number because it is the most versatile and user-friendly.

My state requires the brokerage so #4 email and phone website and brokerage, someone should not have to QR code to get info that should be present on the card in front of them. having them have to jump through any additional hoops to get the basic info just does not make sense IMHO.