How can a digital agency use a Linx card for itself?
As a short portfolio page: services, case studies, testimonials, social channels, meeting booking and a brief form. The card is especially useful at events, sales meetings and talks.
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A Digital Card for Marketing Agencies: A Tool That Shows Off Your Work
A boutique agency does not sell a service. It sells results. A Linx card helps it present a portfolio, capture leads from meetings and manage organized follow-up.
Why does an agency need a digital business card?
Marketing agencies live on impressions, trust and proof. In a short meeting it is hard to convey all of that through a paper card or a single link to a website. A Linx card lets you instantly open a focused portfolio, show case studies and give the client a clear next action.
What should be on an agency page?
A good agency page does not need to show every piece of work ever made. It needs to show direction, capability and results. The client should understand what you are good at, whether the style fits them and how to start a conversation. 3-5 case studies with a result or an insight, not just a pretty picture. Core services: strategy, social, performance, branding or content. A short brief form or a link to book a fit meeting.
How to turn Linx into a commercial offering for clients?
Clients who get branding, a website, a campaign or social management sometimes also need a digital asset that is easy to share. Linx can be an add-on to the launch package: an NFC card, a mini-site, links, forms and basic measurement. It is a relatively small service that creates tangible value. The agency angle: When a client understands the card is not just an accessory but an entry point to measurement and leads, it is easier to justify it as part of the strategy.
How do you use the card at events and talks?
A speaker from the agency can show a QR code on a slide, hand out an NFC card or share a Linx link that leads to the talk materials, case studies and an inquiry form. That way the talk does not end with applause; it continues into a list of leads with context.
How to measure what really interests clients?
If many people click case studies in a certain field, that is a signal of language worth doubling down on. If people visit but do not leave details, you should examine the offer, the button or the page structure. Linx gives the agency another layer of data on meetings and pitches.
What is the common agency mistake?
Turning the page into an ego showcase. A client does not need to see everything. They need to understand how you can help them now. Choose work by target audience, give business context, and keep the main button clear all the way through.
A scattered portfolio vs the Linx agency experience
Showing work: Regular sharing, WhatsApp links or a heavy deck; Linx agency profile, Selected case studies on an easy-to-open page. Conversion: Regular sharing, The client has to figure out how to reach you; Linx agency profile, A clear CTA for a discovery meeting or a brief. Client service: Regular sharing, Separate cards and links; Linx agency profile, Branded profiles as part of a branding package. Measurement: Regular sharing, No idea what was opened; Linx agency profile, Scans, clicks and forms by source.
Frequently asked questions
Can you offer Linx to the agency's clients too?
Yes. You can build a branded profile for a client as part of a branding package, a business launch, a field campaign, an event or a personal profile for the business owner.
How many case studies should be shown?
It is better to show 3-5 strong case studies with a result, context and an image or video. A portfolio that is too long makes it hard for the client to know what to focus on.