Quote route
Use a phone, email or enquiry page suited to larger project discussions.
For project enquiries that need more than a phone number
Landscaping enquiries often start with photos, plans and site visits. A professional profile can connect your direct contact details with project examples, coverage area and the permanent QR you use on vans, boards and quotation packs.
Contact priorities
Use a phone, email or enquiry page suited to larger project discussions.
Link to finished gardens, hard landscaping or commercial projects that reflect the work you want.
Make geography and trading identity clear before arranging a site visit.
Permanent QR
The QR points to your permanent smart-link identity, so the printed code can stay in place while the live profile changes.
NFC tap
Program an ordinary compatible NFC card or tag with the same permanent smart link. No proprietary My Contact Profile hardware is required.
Google Wallet + Save Contact
A Wallet pass gives you a polished contact handoff during site meetings without replacing the richer portfolio and project detail on the web profile.
Save Contact provides a vCard from the public details you chose to publish, so the recipient can store your contact without manually typing the fields.
Profile recommendations
Use a cover image that shows the scale and style of work you want to attract.
Link to a curated portfolio instead of an unfiltered feed where possible.
State whether you handle design, build, maintenance or a combination.
Keep quote contact details and service area easy to scan on a phone.
Questions
Yes, when the same customer identity and contact routes make sense. Use the profile copy and links to make the different services easy to understand.
Project boards, vehicles and handover paperwork are strong locations because future clients often see the work before they know who completed it.
Ready when you are
Use an ordinary writable NFC card or sticker, program your permanent profile link yourself, and keep the same card when your details change. Bulk blank cards can cost only a few tens of pence each.