Purpose:
Linq Contact Cards let users instantly share their verified business identity over iMessage, ensuring recipients save the sender’s number with proper context and boosting trust.
🔹 What Is a Linq Contact Card?
A Linq Contact Card includes the following information that is automatically pushed to recipients:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Name | Linq Test |
| Phone | (555) 555-5555 |
| Picture | Profile Picture Here |
🔹 How Contact Cards Work
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Sent Natively in iMessage:
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Appears as an Apple-native “contact” preview card (not a file attachment).
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Shows your name and profile image in recipients' text inboxes, even if they don't add you to their contact list.
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Saveable to Contacts:
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Recipients can tap → “Add to Contacts.”
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Saves your name, picture, and number into their iPhone address book.
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Verification Benefit:
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When recipients save your number, Apple begins associating it with your verified business name, reducing “Spam Likely” incidents.
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🔹 Where You Can Send Contact Cards
| Platform | How It’s Used |
|---|---|
| GoHighLevel | Add "Share Contact" as a workflow action after your first message in any workflow |
🔹 Benefits
| Benefit | Impact |
|---|---|
| ✅ Builds trust | Displays verified name & photo in iMessage |
| ✅ Increases engagement | Higher open and reply rates |
| ✅ Simplifies saving | One-tap “Add to Contacts” experience |
| ✅ Strengthens brand | Consistent look across every message |
| ✅ Reduces Spam Likely | Higher answer rate when customers see legitimate call |
🔹 Technical Details
- Recommended size: 1024 × 1024 pixels
- Aspect ratio: 1 : 1 (square)
- File type: JPEG or PNG
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Delivery Channel: iMessage (native)
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Automation: Supported in GHL or the Linq Partner API