How to Create a QR Code for a Link (and Make It Trackable)
Making a QR code takes ten seconds. Making one that still works after it is printed — and tells you whether anyone scanned it — takes a couple more decisions.
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How to make QR codes that survive a print run, how to track clicks without installing anything, and how to keep campaign data readable six months later.
Making a QR code takes ten seconds. Making one that still works after it is printed — and tells you whether anyone scanned it — takes a couple more decisions.
They look identical and scan identically. The difference only surfaces after you have printed a few hundred — which is exactly when it is most expensive.
Site analytics tells you what people did after they arrived. It cannot tell you whether the link you posted on Tuesday was the reason.
UTM parameters are simple. Keeping them consistent across a team for more than two months is the hard part.
Adding the link takes thirty seconds. Deciding what it should point at is the part that determines whether it earns anything.
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Shorten a link, grab its QR code, and watch the clicks arrive. No credit card required.