Your space can open doors
for other businesses.

1. Your business, beyond your own front door

A simple B2B display exchange through the shared DiBuCard catalogs.

• Your business has an active DiBuCard account and a published business card in the Mall catalog.
• You show visitors a catalog poster or a live catalog display at your location.
• Other participating businesses do the same, creating more places to discover each other.

You help people discover other businesses. Other hosts help people discover yours.

An illustrative reciprocal-display model. Example venues in this presentation are fictional.

2. Make waiting time useful

A shop counter, office reception or waiting room can become a discovery point.

• A visitor notices the display while waiting for a service or appointment.
• They can browse business cards, photos, services and contact details.
• They may discover a service they need now — or remember it for another day.

Turn an everyday pause into a chance to discover a business.

3. Two ways to host the same opportunity

Choose the format that works for your space.

• Printed: place a poster or tabletop stand with information and a catalog QR code.
• Live: show DiBu Mall or iPod Mall on an iPod or another compatible device.
• Both formats lead to the shared catalog of published DiBuCards.

A printed QR display or a live screen — one shared directory.

A live display needs a compatible browser, internet connection and power. You provide the display equipment or printed material.

4. Scan now. Explore whenever it is useful.

The catalog can travel home with your visitor.

• Scan the DiBu Mall or iPod Mall QR code using a phone.
• Open the catalog and browse or search for a business, topic or location.
• Bookmark the catalog link for later. Open a card when you want to contact that business.

The visitor keeps access to the catalog, not just one advertisement.

The QR codes shown here open the actual public catalogs. Scanning opens a link; visitors choose whether to bookmark or save it.

5. The exchange works both ways

Every participating location contributes a small space for the shared catalog.

• Your visitors can discover cards belonging to other businesses.
• Visitors at other host locations can discover your published card.
• Participation is reciprocal: host the catalog and encourage your business partners to host it too.

“We show the shared catalog here. Please show it at your location too.”

The exchange is based on businesses choosing to display the catalog. This presentation does not imply that every catalog listing has a verified physical display.

6. One card can be discovered in many places

Your published DiBuCard remains the destination behind every catalog discovery.

• Introduce your services with your contact details, descriptions and the media available in your plan.
• Update and publish your card so existing links open its current information.
• Visitors find your listing through the catalog’s pages, search and filters.

Keep one useful introduction current while the catalog gains more viewing points.

Catalog ranking and filters affect what appears. The first page and carousel highlight up to 20 ranked cards; other cards remain available through browsing or search. No fixed placement or number of views is guaranteed.

7. You can participate with Free

A paid DiBuCard plan is not required for this display exchange.

• Create a Free DiBuCard account and publish your business card.
• Display the shared catalog QR poster or show the live catalog in your venue.
• Choose a paid plan only if you want its additional card features.

No additional B2B network participation fee. Free accounts are welcome.

Printing, a stand, a device, electricity and internet may have their own costs. You choose and supply your display setup.

8. Start nearby. Extend the opportunity.

More participating businesses mean more potential places to see the shared catalog.

• Begin with a few shops, offices or service businesses in your neighborhood.
• Invite other businesses across the city, region or country to display the same catalogs.
• Each new host creates another physical access point for visitors to discover the listed services.

A shared directory can connect businesses across many locations.

This illustrates potential visibility, not measured audience reach, guaranteed referrals or guaranteed new customers.

9. Join in four practical steps

Start with your card, then add a catalog display to your location.

• 1. Create your DiBuCard account — Free is enough.
• 2. Build and publish a business card so visitors can find it in the Mall catalog.
• 3. Print a catalog QR poster or open the live catalog on your display device.
• 4. Invite other businesses to take part in the same reciprocal display exchange.

Publish your card. Host the catalog. Invite another business.

10. Give other businesses a window. Gain new windows for yours.

Your counter or waiting room can help people discover more of the services around them.

• Become an active DiBuCard user with a published business card.
• Welcome the shared catalog into your location.
• Build a practical advertising exchange with businesses that do the same.

Business-to-business visibility, built on sharing. Available with every plan, including Free.

Use the real catalog links and QR codes provided below. Joining does not require buying DiBu Net or participating in its separate bonus program.