Creating your PitchCard is a win. But the real magic happens when you share it.
That might sound obvious, but it’s easy to create a digital business card, admire the finished product, and then wonder: Now what?
The answer is simple: send it to someone.
You don’t need to plan a campaign. You don’t need to write the perfect message. You don’t even need to wait until your next networking event.
Your PitchCard was designed to be shared in just a few seconds.
A PitchCard is Pitch59’s shareable video digital business card. It brings your pitch, contact information, links, media, and testimonials together in one place.
That makes it more than something people look at. It’s something you can send, post, save, and pass along.
Every PitchCard has its own unique link. That means you can share it almost anywhere you would send a regular link.
Simply open your PitchCard, select the Share button, and choose how you want to send it. You can:
The person receiving your PitchCard doesn’t need a Pitch59 account or an app to view it. They can open the link, watch your pitch, learn more about you, save your contact information, and decide what to do next.
No paper card to keep track of. No long explanation. No searching for your website or social profiles later.
Everything they need is in one easy-to-share place.
Before you share it, your PitchCard is something you created.
After you share it, it becomes an introduction.
That distinction matters.
Your first share lets you experience your PitchCard from the other side. You see how quickly it moves from your phone to someone else’s. You realize you don’t need to explain every detail about yourself in a message. You discover how easy it is to give someone a complete, memorable introduction without overwhelming them.
This is often the moment when the value of a PitchCard clicks.
You’re no longer thinking about the time you spent choosing a photo, writing your pitch, or adding your information. You’re seeing what the finished PitchCard can do for you.
It can introduce you when you’re not in the room. It can reinforce a conversation after it ends. It can give someone the confidence and information they need to connect with you again—or introduce you to someone else.
It’s easy to tell yourself you’ll share your PitchCard at the next big networking event.
But you don’t need to wait for a room full of people or a major business opportunity. Some of the best times to share your PitchCard happen during ordinary conversations.
You can also share it:
The opportunity doesn’t have to feel significant. Sharing your PitchCard is what gives the moment the potential to become something more.
Sometimes the hardest part isn’t sharing the link. It’s deciding what to say with it.
Keep it simple.
After meeting someone, try:
“It was great meeting you. Here’s my PitchCard so you have my information.”
When someone asks what you do:
“This gives you a quick introduction to who I am and how I help.”
During a follow-up:
“Here’s my PitchCard. It has my contact information and a short video introduction.”
Your message doesn’t need to sell anything. Its job is simply to give the link a little context.
The PitchCard can handle the rest.
A paper business card can tell someone your name, job title, phone number, and email address.
A PitchCard helps them understand the person behind that information.
They can see your face. They can hear how you describe your work. They can explore your links, images, documents, and testimonials in one place.
That makes the experience more personal—and more memorable.
Instead of expecting someone to remember everything you said during a quick conversation, you give them an introduction they can revisit whenever they’re ready.
And because the PitchCard is easy to share, the connection doesn’t have to stop with the person who received it. They can pass your information along when they meet someone who needs what you offer.
If you haven’t shared your PitchCard yet, start with someone you already know.
Send it to a friend, family member, colleague, or trusted client. Ask them to take a quick look, check your information, or tell you what they remember after watching your pitch.
You could write:
“I created this PitchCard to make it easier to introduce myself and share what I do. Would you take a quick look?”
There’s no pressure attached to this first share. You’re simply getting comfortable with the experience.
Once you have shared your PitchCard once, doing it again feels natural. The next time someone asks for your contact information, mentions a need you can help with, or wants to know more about your work, you’ll be ready.
Your first share is the beginning. The next step is making your PitchCard part of the places where you already communicate.
You don’t need to do everything at once. Choose one place where people already encounter you and add your PitchCard there.
For more inspiration, explore 15 Places to Share Your Digital Business Card.
Creating your PitchCard gives you a better way to introduce yourself.
Sharing it gives that introduction somewhere to go.
It may reach a potential client. It may help a new connection remember you. It may give someone the confidence to introduce you to a person in their network.
You won’t know until you send it.
Open your PitchCard, select Share, and send it to one person today.
That’s all it takes to move from created to connected.
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