Short links and QR codes for flyers and print ads
Give each placement its own link, so a poster, a flyer and a magazine ad can be told apart in the numbers.
How it works
Print is hard to measure when every piece points at the same page.
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One link per placement
The same destination, a different slug for each flyer, poster or ad.
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Print the short address and its QR code
Readers can type the short one or scan.
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Compare them
Clicks and QR scans per link, by country, device and day.
What you use
Each line says where it starts.
- Clicks by country, device and time
- See which placement brought the visits, and when.
- on every plan, including Free
- A QR code for every link
- Download it as PNG or SVG. It encodes the short link, so it follows every edit.
- on every plan, including Free
- Change the destination later
- Edit where the link goes at any time; the printed code and the short address stay the same.
- on every plan, including Free
- Your own domain
- Links read as yours, such as go.yourbrand.com/spring, and move with you if you ever leave.
- on every plan, including Free (on Free, once your account is 7 days old)
- An end date for a promotion
- Set the link to stop on the day the offer ends, or to start on launch day.
- from Starter
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Other uses
- Branded short links for paid ads
- Branded, trackable links for email campaigns
- A link in bio page and branded links for social profiles
- Short links for podcasts, videos and newsletters
- Short links and QR codes for online shops
- Short links for SMS and messaging campaigns
- Branded links and client reports for agencies
- QR codes for restaurant menus you can update
- QR codes on product packaging that stay current
- Links and QR codes for events, badges and signage