Peak QR
Ideas for use
A dynamic QR code takes printed material to your destination page through a saved link. When the offer changes, update the destination. The printed code remains usable while its redirect link stays active.
Ideas
Where a QR code helps on your materials
Packaging, poster or trade fair booth: a QR code takes printed material straight to the right destination page.
Retailer
Starting point
On the packaging, a code should lead to care instructions that may still change.
Your next step
You create the code and change the destination later in QR when the page moves.
Result
The packaging doesn't need to be reprinted.
Organizer
Starting point
Posters and flyers for an event are going to print.
Your next step
You create one code per material and assign them all to the same campaign.
Result
You see whether the poster or the flyer gets scanned more.
Service provider at a trade fair
Starting point
At the booth, visitors should be able to book an appointment directly.
Your next step
A QR code on the display stand leads to your appointment link.
Result
Prospects book from the booth without typing an address.
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Enter a destination. Your QR code is generated in your browser.
Your scannable QR code
My QR code
Your next step starts herehttps://peak-atlas.com/A static code for your destination. Scanning opens that website.
Continue with it in Peak One.
Your edited details are transferred to a new Peak One tab. Sign in there, review your draft and confirm the next step.
- Try without an account
- Your own draft
- You choose what goes live
Peak QR
Test one code. Then decide on the full print run.
Try your use case. Then continue working on your draft in Peak One.
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