Digital Business Card for Networking Events
Capture leads at conferences, mixers, and tabling events without relying on handwriting or memory. Every contact tagged to the event where you met.
One contact that turns into real business pays for My MASH Card for years.
My MASH Card is built for the moment right after a scan or a handshake at an event, when a contact either gets captured with context or gets lost in the noise of everyone else you met that day. Every card can be tied to a specific event, so leads from a conference, mixer, or table sit in their own segment instead of blending into everything else.
The problem
Event follow-up doesn’t only fail because people forget. It fails because the capture method itself is unreliable.
I’ve worked events on both ends of that spectrum. At HapYak, I was in a sales and marketing director role with real expectations attached, so I was on the phone and in inboxes following up with everyone I met at a booth. The follow-up happened because the pressure to make it happen was built into the job. At Operation HOPE community events in Medford, the actual failure point was different: contacts were writing down their own name and number, and half the time what came back was illegible. The intention to follow up was there. The handwriting wasn’t usable.
That’s the real argument for digital capture at events. It’s not just about being more efficient than paper, it’s that a form the visitor fills in themselves removes the point of failure where good intentions get lost to bad handwriting.
How My MASH Card handles it
Events can be created inside the app with a name, date, location, and linked card, so every lead captured during that window is automatically tagged to it. Post-event, you get a clean segment to review instead of a pile of business cards or a notebook of names you’re not sure you can read.
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Events system | Groups leads by the specific event where they were captured |
| Typed capture form | Visitor enters their own info, no handwriting to decode later |
| Event tag | Every lead is filterable by which event produced it |
| Post-event review | Segmented feed for follow-up after the event ends |
Best for
- Anyone tabling at conferences, mixers, or community events
- Exhibitors who want captured contacts to be usable, not just collected
- Attendees who meet a lot of people in one day
Not best for
- One-off casual meetings with no event structure worth tracking
FAQs
Do I need a booth or formal setup to use this?
No. It works for a table at a community event just as well as a conference booth.
What if someone doesn’t want to fill out a form on the spot?
They can scan and complete it later from the link, and it still ties back to the event.
Can I run multiple events at once?
Yes, each event is tracked independently with its own segment.
How is this different from just collecting business cards?
The information is typed by the person who owns it, not transcribed by you afterward, and it comes with a timestamp and context attached automatically.
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