Social Networking has never been easier with Blue, but since we are relatively new tech, we wanted to share some of the intercommunicating styles and best practices that you can implement when connecting with others. Like many new trends involving technology such as networks, there will likely be an adoption curve until a majority of the population becomes aware of the tech and ultimately come to embrace it. With some of the earliest adopters being able to reap tremendous benefits by providing value to others in the form of knowledge and information.
The thing is, we all know how platforms have evolved to improve our lives when it comes to building our online virtual identities and personal brands, but what happens when you take that principle of a platform and use technology to bring it into the real world? Well, that technology is low-energy Bluetooth and NFC or near field communication tech, and that platform is Blue.
Combining all of these elements is what makes the Blue platform unique as a marketing tool for your company, brand, or if you are just looking to connect with the world around you. For those unfamiliar with Blue, what we do is gather all of your contact information and media in one place and store it in a Blue profile that you can then transfer to others with a tap of our Blue Smart Cards to almost any smart device. The receiver then gets a notification that prompts them to add your profile to their contact list, all without them having to download an app.
We recently launched our Blue Smart Cards back in August of 2019, and even though we have been around since 2016, some of the main technologies that power the Blue platform have their origins 20 or 30 years ago but are now making a comeback due to their respective roles in what will be an “internet of things” future. This revolution which we are already on the verge of will be made possible with the release and widespread use of 5g telecommunications, and characterized by smart devices, smart cars, and entire smart cities being able to communicate with each other to make life more efficient in many respects. NFC is already being used by major tech players like in Samsung and Apple Pay, where users can make payments with a tap, and without ever having to reach into their wallet. With these technologies gaining traction, we at Blue find ourselves in a position to be able to facilitate these societal changes and provide opportunities for many who can see the vision and want to capitalize on it.
Social Networking Styles with Compatibility
Go to settings> More. Tap on the NFC switch to activate.
Go to settings, select “connected devices” and then “connected preferences” and you should see “NFC” and “Android Beam” options. Turn them both on.
Blue Smart Card
The Blue Smart Card takes its inspiration from the name tag because this tool is universally known to help break the ice and engage in conversation, which is exactly what we set out to do with Blue when we started out in 2016. The name of the platform however comes from our proprietary Bluetooth technology that allows you to connect with people nearby, not miles away. The Blue Smart Card essentially reinvents the business card for a modern age since many people don’t own businesses, but almost everyone today has a virtual identity. Face it, paper business cards more often than not get thrown away, and many are unlikely to take the time to input all of your info manually AND add, like, or follow all of your handles. By gathering all of your handles in one profile that is transferred to smart devices instantly with a tap, not only is the hassle of connecting online eliminated, but more time for genuine face-to-face and authentic conversation is left instead. It is this element of true human connection that is entirely impossible to have online and on platforms. That is why Blue is the next level business tool because it is the first system being built by real and authentic human interactions.
Social Networking Styles without Compatibility
Social Network Best Practices
The Blue Market is our proximity-marketing strategy that will allow companies to market like never before using Blue Beacons. These beacons will utilize our proprietary Bluetooth tech to market to consumers as they pass by certain markets that will then offer them subscriptions, discounts, and other incentives to shop in the form of notifications. This will be a game-changer not just for Blue, but for business and consumers alike. While Blue beacons are not available just yet, they will become perhaps the best way in which you can fully take advantage of Blue for events, shows, entertainment, and much more.
At Blue, we want to be a company that connects the world in new ways and uses tech to not only create a practical means by which people can become more gregarious while putting their devices down to make time for real and true human interaction. Whether you are connecting person to person through a Blue Smart Card, business to person via the Blue Market, or engaging a crowd via our QR codes, by making connecting more seamless, the end result we strive for is always more connection in real life.





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