Start with the next action
Choose the menu, contact card, service page or schedule a visitor needs at the moment they scan.
Trades & local services
Your van. Your next enquiry.
Link vehicles, signs and quotes to a business profile with services, completed work and a clear contact action.
Put it where it helps
Use signs and printed materials with a clear call to action and enough room to scan.
Keep the link relevant
Update your destination when the offer, details or schedule changes.
Learn from activity
Use scan trends on the paid plans to understand which placements visitors use.
From idea to connection
Make it useful. Keep it current.
- 1 Choose the destination.
- 2 Create and test your code.
- 3 Print with a clear call to action.
- 4 Update the link as your business changes.
Explore the details
Quick answer
A service-business QR should help a visitor understand what you do and contact you. Link a van, site sign or quote to a page with current services and a clear enquiry action. Test at the expected viewing distance, and never rely on scanning from a moving vehicle.
Choose a destination suited to a short visit
Someone looking at a parked van may need a quick service description and a phone or enquiry button. A customer reading a quote may want examples, company information or a way to ask a question. Those are different contexts.
A business profile can collect these essentials, or you can use an existing service page. Keep location and service-area statements accurate rather than suggesting branches or coverage you cannot provide.
Design the placement for safe, realistic use
Put a code where a person can approach and scan while standing still. Make the next action clear with a label, and include a readable phone number or web address for people who choose not to scan.
Test the final material where it is installed. A reflective surface, a curve or the viewing angle can affect readability. Don’t approve a large vehicle graphic from a small desktop mock-up alone.
Keep enquiries connected to someone responsible
Check the contact details and destination after staff or service changes. If a dynamic link points to a profile, publish the updated profile before relying on it for enquiries.
Separate codes for different placements make comparison possible on plans with full analytics. Read the counts together with enquiry quality and response times, rather than assuming every scan is a job.
Questions, answered
Can a QR on my van open a service page?
Yes. Use a stable service page or a dynamic link, and test the finished graphic while the vehicle is parked.
Should I add a plain phone number too?
Yes. A non-QR contact option helps visitors who cannot or prefer not to scan.
Can I compare a sign with a quote attachment?
Yes. Separate dynamic codes tell those placements apart in the analytics reports.
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