Business QR codes work best when they have a clear purpose and a visible label.
Placement#
- Receipts, counters, menus, and storefront signage are common.
- Keep a clear quiet zone and avoid busy backgrounds.
Print guidance#
- Use SVG for print quality and test scans in real lighting.
- Include a label like “Scan for menu” or “Scan to review”.
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Quick answers
Common questions
Where should I place business QR codes?
Use high-traffic spots like menus, counters, receipts, and storefront signage.
How do I label the QR?
Add a short call-to-action like Scan for menu or Scan to review.
Should I use static or dynamic QR for campaigns?
Use static for stable destinations and dynamic for editable or trackable campaigns.
How do I add tracking without breaking scans?
Keep UTM parameters short and avoid long redirect chains to reduce QR density.
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