Portfolio
Link to the gallery or social profile that best represents your current tattoo work.
Portfolio, studio and booking route without the paper clutter
Let the artwork lead, then make booking information easy to find.
A public profile can connect your current portfolio, studio location and approved booking route. Put the permanent QR on aftercare cards, convention material or studio signage and update the live links whenever your booking process changes.
Contact priorities
What visitors should find quickly.
Booking instructions
Make it clear whether clients should use email, a form, a booking day or another defined process.
Studio location
Show the correct studio identity and public location information clients need before an appointment.
Permanent QR
Where QR makes sense physically.
The QR points to your permanent smart-link identity, so the printed code can stay in place while the live profile changes.
- Aftercare cards, appointment cards and studio signage
- Convention booths, flash sheets and printed portfolios
- Merchandise inserts and collaborative event material
NFC tap
Where NFC is useful face to face.
Program an ordinary compatible NFC card or tag with the same permanent smart link. No proprietary My Contact Profile hardware is required.
- A counter or station tap card in the studio
- A reusable artist card at conventions
- A portfolio folder or flash book tag for in-person browsing
Google Wallet + Save Contact
Keep your own card ready, then let the other person save the details they need.
At conventions, a Wallet pass gives you a fast share option when printed cards run out, while the live profile still carries the current booking rules and portfolio.
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.
- Wallet keeps the permanent QR close on your own phone.
- Save Contact exports the public contact details as vCard.
- The recipient does not need a My Contact Profile app.
Profile recommendations
Keep the page useful, current and appropriate for public sharing.
Keep the booking method current; outdated booking instructions create unnecessary messages.
Use a portfolio link you control or actively maintain.
Show the studio identity clearly so clients can distinguish similar artist names.
Keep private medical or consent information out of the public profile.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I put the QR on aftercare cards?
Yes. It can be useful for repeat contact and referrals, but clinical or client-specific aftercare instructions should still be provided appropriately rather than relying only on a public profile.
Can I change my studio later?
Yes. Update the public studio information and links while keeping the same permanent QR and NFC identity.
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