5 concrete examples of using QR codes in small businesses

The QR code is a versatile, inexpensive, and easy-to-implement tool. It finds its place in many professional contexts, particularly in small businesses looking to streamline access to their services and increase their visibility. Here are 5 concrete examples of QR code use in real-world activities.

1. A therapist who makes it easy to book an appointment

On their business card and storefront, a therapist can integrate a QR code linking to their online calendar (Calendly, Doctolib, etc.). In just a few seconds, clients can view available slots and book without having to call or exchange emails.

2. A restaurant that dematerializes its menu

A QR code on the tables allows customers to access the menu on their smartphone. It's practical, hygienic, and economical. Some restaurants go further by adding a link to their Google profile to collect reviews directly after the meal.

3. A craftsman who links to his portfolio

A tiler, painter, or carpenter can use the QR code on their flyers or vehicles to showcase their work. Simply point the code to a portfolio page or Instagram gallery.

4. A coach or consultant who shares their presentation page

At events, a QR code on a badge or banner allows visitors to discover your website, your career, your offers or even add you directly on LinkedIn.

5. A local association that communicates about its events

By sticking QR codes on its posters, an association can redirect to a registration form, a ticket office or its Facebook page to follow the news.

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Whatever your field, QR codes help you connect your physical media to your online presence. All it takes is a single, well-designed file to connect your digital tools.

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