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# Digital Business Card Thoughts

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Seth Goldstein

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July 16, 2025

Sol 3857

I was a big fan of a small smart business card outfit mTap for a while. But I’m concerned that it’s not going to make it.

So I’m hedging my bets and going with Popl. I thought about trying Dot, but they are more expensive for less features.

I do like having physical cards, but having a way to scan in my business cards into to my CRM and also have my business card handy whenever I need it is appealing.

Linq is another interesting provider, but I think I’m going to stick with Popl.