Yard signs, trucks and door hangers are seen by people who are not ready to call. A QR code gives them an easy next step and lets you measure what printed marketing brings.
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Where to place them
Yard signs, truck doors and tailgates, door hangers, printed quotes and invoices.
Where they should lead
A short page with one action: request a quote, see projects nearby or leave a review.
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Track every piece
Use a different link for each sign or truck so you know which one brings leads.
Make it scannable
Big enough to read from a few feet away, high contrast and with a short line saying what happens.
On printed quotes
A code that opens your reviews helps the buyer trust you while deciding.
After the job
A code on the invoice asking for a review makes it easy for happy clients.
Common mistakes
Codes that are too small, links to the home page and no tracking at all.
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Frequently asked questions
Where should the QR code lead?
To a page made for that piece: a short form to request a quote, your recent projects in that area or your reviews. Not to a generic home page.