NTAG215 NFC Tags – Blank, Rewritable, Compatible with NFC-Enabled Devices

I’ve found some really fun and surprisingly useful ways to use NFC coins around my business. I started with a batch of 30, and now I’m wondering why I didn’t order more.

One of the best uses has been for collecting Google reviews. I placed a few coins at each station and checkout area, and it’s made it super easy for customers to leave feedback with just a tap. Definitely seeing an uptick in reviews.

I also use them as digital menus at my café-style counter. Instead of printing and reprinting menus, people can just tap and view the latest version on their phones. Simple and efficient.

Another cool use is linking them to our digital loyalty program. When customers tap, it opens a punch card or promo offer. It’s been a nice little boost for return visits.

For my team, I’ve stuck a few coins in the back room that link to our daily checklist and a quick training video. It’s made onboarding easier and keeps everyone on track without me having to remind them constantly.

Lastly, I’ve placed one in the waiting area that links to a playlist we made for the shop. It gives the space some personality and people love discovering the music.

These little things are about the size of a quarter, but they’ve made a big difference. Still have a few unused, but I’m definitely ordering another round soon.

I didn’t realize just how many things these small NFC coin tags can be used for! My favorite use so far is activating Wi-Fi access. I used to get tired of constantly giving out the password to customers in the waiting area—now I’ve got three NFC tags placed around with a sign that says “Tap to get free Wi-Fi.” Works like a charm.

I’ve also started using them to share a direct link for leaving reviews—just a quick tap and customers can leave feedback in seconds. Another cool one is triggering a digital loyalty card or coupon for return visits. These little tags are seriously handy!

I’ve found some really fun and surprisingly useful ways to use NFC coins around my business. I started with a batch of 30, and now I’m wondering why I didn’t order more.

One of the best uses has been for collecting Google reviews. I placed a few coins at each station and checkout area, and it’s made it super easy for customers to leave feedback with just a tap. Definitely seeing an uptick in reviews.

I also use them as digital menus at my café-style counter. Instead of printing and reprinting menus, people can just tap and view the latest version on their phones. Simple and efficient.

Another cool use is linking them to our digital loyalty program. When customers tap, it opens a punch card or promo offer. It’s been a nice little boost for return visits.

For my team, I’ve stuck a few coins in the back room that link to our daily checklist and a quick training video. It’s made onboarding easier and keeps everyone on track without me having to remind them constantly.

Lastly, I’ve placed one in the waiting area that links to a playlist we made for the shop. It gives the space some personality and people love discovering the music.

These little things are about the size of a quarter, but they’ve made a big difference. Still have a few unused, but I’m definitely ordering another round soon.

I didn’t realize just how many things these small NFC coin tags can be used for! My favorite use so far is activating Wi-Fi access. I used to get tired of constantly giving out the password to customers in the waiting area—now I’ve got three NFC tags placed around with a sign that says “Tap to get free Wi-Fi.” Works like a charm.

I’ve also started using them to share a direct link for leaving reviews—just a quick tap and customers can leave feedback in seconds. Another cool one is triggering a digital loyalty card or coupon for return visits. These little tags are seriously handy!