Marketing Kit — social images, QR poster & catalog PDF

What's in the kit

Open Dashboard → your site → Marketing Kit and the page builds a grid of images from your in-stock products (the ones that have photos) — nothing to design, nothing to upload. What you get:

• Product post images — each selected product drawn in your selected styles. Nine styles to pick from: Photo Hero, Clean Card, Bold Dark, Studio Split, Elegant, Offer Blast, Color Pop, Polaroid and Playful.
• Stories — tall 1080×1920 images sized for WhatsApp Status and Instagram stories, including a ready Status Story for your first selected product. Most product styles can also be switched to Story or Portrait size from the image's edit panel.
• Offer cards — Sale Blast, Price Drop (appears when a product has an MRP higher than its selling price — set the MRP on the product form, see Adding products), New Arrival, Back in Stock, Buy 1 Get 1, Free Delivery and Weekend Special. The offer wording on every one is editable — change “On all orders above ₹499” to whatever you actually offer before posting.
• Branding cards — a printable Store QR poster, a festival greeting (automatically picks the next Indian festival within 30 days — Diwali, Holi, Eid, Raksha Bandhan and more), a contact card with your phone/website/address, a store-hours card, a customer-review card, a product collage grid (needs 4 or more products) and category banners for categories with 3 or more products.

Use the filter row on top — All, Products, Stories, Offers, Branding, each with its own count — to see one kind at a time. No e-commerce store yet? The QR poster, offer cards and greeting card still work for every site.

Make it yours — the Customise panel

The Customise panel above the grid controls every image at once. Change anything and the whole grid redraws in a few seconds:

• Brand colour — starts on your website's colour; tap a swatch or the + circle for any custom colour.
• Font style — Modern, Friendly, Elegant (serif) or Bold.
• Show on images — switch your logo, website address and phone number on or off; the phone number is editable right there, so you can print your WhatsApp number instead.
• Products — tick exactly which products get cards (the first few are picked for you; All selects everything and First … goes back to the first few).
• Product card styles — pick which of the nine styles to generate. More styles × more products = more images.

Posting, editing and downloading

Regular posting is what keeps a small shop visible on WhatsApp and Instagram — the kit removes the “I don't have a picture” excuse. Every image already carries your brand colour, logo, name, website and phone.

Store QR poster

A printed QR code is the cheapest bridge from your physical shop to your online one — customers scan it at the counter and land on your website, even when you're busy with someone else. Find it under the Branding filter in Marketing Kit.

• The QR is drawn in your brand colour and opens your live website — your own domain when you've connected one, else your free web address. Publish your site first (see Publishing your site).
• The headline (“Scan & order online”) and tagline are editable via the pencil icon, and it shows simple 1-2-3 scan steps plus your phone number.
• It's a tall portrait image (1080×1350) that prints cleanly on A4 — stick it on the counter, the shop wall, or hand copies to delivery partners. A small “Powered by LentloSites” line sits at its foot.

Where the files go

Nothing is stored on your website or sent anywhere — images are drawn right in your browser and saved like any normal download, so there's no cost and no limit.

• On a computer — PNG files land in your Downloads folder, named by style and business name (e.g. qr-poster-sharma-stores.png).
• On a phone — downloads go to your Files/Downloads (and gallery on most phones). Quicker: tap the share icon on an image and pick WhatsApp directly.
• Regenerate anytime — the kit rebuilds from your current products, prices and photos, so yesterday's downloads never limit today's.

Digital business card

A digital business card is a single link you WhatsApp to anyone who asks for your details — it opens a mini page with tap-to-call, tap-to-WhatsApp, your address on the map, and a Save Contact button that adds you to their phone book. Set it up at Dashboard → your site → Business Card.

• Turn on Enable Business Card, fill your details across the four tabs — Business Info, Social, Content, Style — and Save Business Card. Your share link and its QR code appear once saved (share it before saving and visitors get a “Page Not Found”). Full guide: Digital business card.
• The card can show: tap-to-call phone, WhatsApp, email, address with map link, working hours with a live Open Now / Closed badge (it even says “Opens tomorrow at 10 AM”), services with prices, customer testimonials, a YouTube video, photo gallery, a booking link, and a UPI Pay Now QR.
• Social buttons for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and X (Twitter).
• Save Contact downloads a vCard (.vcf) the customer's phone saves in one tap.
• The link lives on your own domain when you've connected one (see Connecting a domain), else on www.lentlosites.com/card/your-shop-name — your free shop address does not open it, so copy the link from the Business Card page.

Marketing → Business card

Your catalog as a PDF

The catalog is your full price list as a neat PDF — photos, prices, MRP strike-throughs and categories — ready to WhatsApp to a customer who asks “what all do you have?”. Two places to get it:

• Your site's Manage page → Product Catalog tile (“Download as PDF”; a catalogue website calls it Catalogue PDF) — the whole store.
• Products page → More → Catalog PDF — All, with every category listed under it and its product count — handy for a customer who only wants sarees, or only electronics.

It opens as a print-ready page and the print dialog appears by itself (closed it? press Print / Save PDF at the top) — choose Save as PDF as the printer and you have the file. The header carries your logo, the phone, email and address from your Business Info, and a QR to your website; out-of-stock items show greyed with an “Out of stock” badge so customers don't order what you can't supply.