What We Learned from 1,000 NFC Taps

Over the last year, we’ve seen thousands of our NFC cards and tags in action — across events, offices, cafés, salons, and more. While we don’t rely on user-tracking or complex dashboards, we’ve gathered clear patterns based on customer stories, practical use cases, and what people keep coming back for.

Common Tap Behaviours We've Noticed

Here’s what typically happens once someone taps an NFC Tagify card:

• View a profile page: This is the most common – people browse your name, links, and contact buttons.
• Save contact instantly: Great for networking and exhibitions. No scanning, no typing – just saved.
• Visit a direct link: Some cards are set to open a single destination – like a payment page or Instagram.
• Submit a review: Especially for local businesses – review cards are a favourite among cafés and salons.
• Open rich media: Some tap to open a video, launch a menu, start WhatsApp, or open Google Maps.

iPhones, Androids, and All the Rest

Most of the taps we hear about come from smartphones. iPhones are slightly more common in business settings, while Samsung and Android phones dominate at events and in service industries. The good news? Our cards are universal – they work on both, no app needed.

Which Layouts People Prefer

Your profile’s layout plays a role in how your tap is experienced:

• Classic View: Trusted by professionals – clean, simple, and perfect for sharing your full profile.
• Icons View: Bold and visual – popular among creatives and influencers.
• Links View: Efficient and compact – ideal when you want to guide someone to multiple destinations. It’s also widely used in bios on social media, especially on Instagram.

What Makes a Tap More Effective?

It’s not about how many people tap — it’s about what happens when they do. Cards with clear CTAs like “Save Contact” or “Leave a Review” tend to get better reactions. Adding a photo, logo, or a bold colour can also leave a stronger impression.

Real Results Without Tracking

You won’t see graphs or charts in your dashboard — and that’s intentional. Your results come from responses: a message, a call, a booking, or a follow-up. The tap is just the beginning. The connection it sparks is what matters.

It’s Not About the Card – It’s About the Moment

Your NFC card is a tool. Whether it’s for networking, payments, promotion, or feedback, what we’ve learned from seeing 1,000+ taps is this: it works best when it’s simple, intentional, and up to date.

Set your tap to match your goal. Then let it speak for itself.

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