Your dashboard now shows scans of your QR card: total, over time, and how many went on to look at more than one page.
The card download now produces a genuine print file rather than a screen image: full bleed, crop marks, 300 dots per inch, and both standard sizes.
Your QR card now carries your referral link as well as your website. If another actor scans it, follows the link and builds a site, credit lands on your account.
You can now generate a business card carrying a QR code that opens your actor website. Design it in the admin, download a print-ready file, or use the digital version as a link.
If you use Gmail, your signature can now be installed directly from the builder. Authorize once, press a button, and it is in your account.
The signature photograph now has treatment options: a border in your accent color, a soft duotone overlay, a rounded rectangle mask, and the circle covered in circular photos.
Every signature layout with a photograph now offers a circular crop as well as a square one. It sounds like a checkbox. It took considerably longer than a checkbox.
The last two layouts are live, which completes the set of eight in the signature builder. Portrait Right Text on the left, photograph on the right.
Two further layouts are live in the signature builder, bringing the set to six. Grid Cells Contact details arranged in two columns of small labeled cells rather than a run of lines.
Two more layouts have been added to the signature builder. Both use a horizontal rule as their organizing element, which turns out to be the most reliable piece of structure available in an email client.
There is a new tool in your admin that builds an email signature from the profile you have already filled in: your name, your headshot, your links, your representation.
When you add a press item and name the outlet, its logo now appears next to it automatically. You do not need to find one, crop one, or worry about whether the version you found is current.