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10 Creative Ways to use QR Codes In Your Business

With QR codes popping up everywhere from restaurants to Superbowl ads to everything in between, how can you as an everyday horse business owner use them in your marketing?

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If you’ve been to a restaurant lately or an event of any kind, you’ve likely seen a QR code. But, have you considered how you could use them in your own business?


That’s what we’re diving into on this episode.

First, what exactly is a QR code? It looks like a square with a digitized image, and that’s about right. Essentially, it’s a machine-readable code that’s typically used for storing URLs (think of it as a web address), and it’s readable by the camera on a smartphone.

When QR codes first started being used in marketing, you had to get people to download a special QR code reader app. But now that smartphones will let you scan with the built-in camera so that when you tap on the link that pops up it’ll open in the browser on your phone, QR codes are more accessible than ever.

So, how can your business jump in and take advantage of this fun technology? First, you need to know how to create a QR code.


As long as you have your specific link ready, you can create as many different QR codes as you need to – you’ll need one for each specific link you’re referring people to.


Now that you know how to make it, what do you do with it?


10 Creative Ways to Use QR Codes in Your Business

  1. Grow your email list, option #1: Link to your freebie.

  2. Grow your email list, option #2: Giveaway entries.

  3. Promote specific products or services.

    1. Example: Link directly to a YouTube video showcasing a horse for sale or stallion for breeding.

  4. Print on a sponsorship banner.

  5. Print on your business card.

  6. Get your logo made into a QR code.

  7. Incorporate into t-shirt design.

  8. Event or show details and registration.

  9. Share your personal music playlist.

  10. Link to video of you answering common questions or sharing how to care for their new item(s).


Of course, you'll want to listen to the full episode to dig into each of these ideas and discover how you can apply each one in your horse business!


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