Make the feature practical
Tap Tap Go’s corporate model combines physical card distribution with the digital information and responsibilities behind each introduction. Identify the intended use of each group and the content behind it. Use clearly labelled demonstration material for public walkthroughs. Confirm the programme’s actual assignment arrangements before planning to reuse items across roles or audiences.
The result to look for
Staff should know which cards are suitable for live introductions and which are only examples. This prevents a prospect receiving a demonstration destination while an employee mistakenly assumes the item represents their own approved profile.
A hypothetical scene
At a trade show, the team keeps demonstration cards separate from staff-issued cards. Visitors can explore the example clearly, while real enquiries continue through the correct representative profiles and business contact routes.
Make it practical.
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