There are various ways to create and share a digitalized business card, but the most common methods include using mobile apps or websites that allow you to design and customize your card, then share it with others via email, text, or social media. Some digitalized business cards also utilize QR codes or NFC technology to allow others to quickly scan and save your contact information on their devices.

Some benefits of using a digitalized business card include:

It's environmentally friendly, as it eliminates the need for physical paper cards.

It's convenient and easy to share with others.

It allows you to include more information than a traditional business card, such as links to your website or social media profiles.

It can be updated easily, so you don't have to worry about running out of cards or outdated information.

It's more cost-effective than printing physical cards, especially if you frequently update your information.

Digitalized business cards are generally considered secure, as long as you take appropriate precautions to protect your personal information. It's important to use reputable apps or websites to create and share your card, and to be cautious about sharing sensitive information, such as your home address or social security number, on your card.

Yes, you can still use traditional business cards if you have a digitalized business card. Some people prefer to have both options available, especially when networking in certain industries or countries where traditional business cards are still widely used.

Most digitalized business card platforms can be accessed using a mobile device or computer, and some even allow you to create and share cards using social media platforms. Some methods, such as using NFC technology, may require specific hardware or software, but many options are accessible to anyone with a smartphone or internet connection.

Yes, digitalized business cards are becoming increasingly popular as more people embrace technology and seek more convenient and environmentally-friendly ways to network and share information. However, traditional business cards are still widely used in many industries and countries, so it's important to be prepared with both options when networking.