Unlock new marketing opportunities with QR codes

QR codes, short for Quick Response codes, are two-dimensional barcodes that contain data readable by smartphones or QR code scanners. These codes store information such as text, URLs, contact information, or other types of data. QR codes have gained popularity due to their ability to store a large amount of information and their ease of use.

So, how about combining the best of two worlds?

Let's take a look at how you can generate and use QR codes with shortened links.

1. On the left panel, navigate to the QR codes option and click on Generate QR.

2. Enter the target URL for which you want to generate a unique QR code. You can also select your private domain and add the custom back-half to make the short URL more attractive.

3. Click on Generate QA and you'll see your QR code is ready in just a few seconds. Click on the QR code icon to view and copy the code. Share it across your social media channels, WhatsApp, email, and even on banners and print products.

Let’s dive deeper into where you can use QR codes linked to short URLs across both online and offline platforms.

Offline applications

1. Printed marketing collateral: Incorporate QR codes on brochures, flyers, posters, and business cards, directing users to specific landing pages or promotional offers.
2. Product packaging: Embed QR codes on product labels or packaging to provide additional product information, user manuals, or access to customer reviews.
3. Event signage: Include QR codes on event banners, posters, or programs, enabling attendees to access event schedules, speaker bios, or registration pages.
4. Retail displays: Display QR codes in retail stores near products, linking to product details, videos, or online purchase options.
5. Restaurant menus: Incorporate QR codes in menus for diners to access menus online, view nutritional information, or place orders.
6. Billboards and signage: Integrate QR codes into outdoor advertising, allowing passersby to access more information or promotional offers.
7. Business cards: Include a QR code on business cards directing recipients to a LinkedIn profile, portfolio, or contact information.

Online applications

1. Email marketing: Embed QR codes in email campaigns, directing recipients to specific landing pages or product pages.
2. Website integration: Display QR codes on websites to offer visitors quick access to downloadable content, subscription options, or contact information.
3. Social media campaigns: Share QR codes on social media posts or stories, leading users to exclusive content, promotions, or contests.
4. Digital advertisements: Incorporate QR codes in online ads to direct users to offers, video content, or subscription pages.
5. E-books or digital publications: Include QR codes in digital books or publications to offer readers additional resources, author information, or related content.
6. Online events or webinars: QR codes can be a great option to provide attendees with quick access to event details, speaker bios, and downloadable resources.

Additional innovative uses

1. Art installations and exhibits: Integrate QR codes into art exhibits, sculptures, or museum displays to offer visitors supplementary information or audio guides.
2. Real estate: Include QR codes on property listings for virtual property tours, detailed descriptions, or agent contact information.
3. Educational material: Embed QR codes in educational textbooks or materials to link students to supplementary online resources, videos, or quizzes.

The versatility of QR codes linked to short URLs allows small businesses, large corporations, marketers, educators, content creators, and creative individuals to produce an engaging and interactive experience, seamlessly connecting offline and online content across various contexts.