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How to Create QR Codes for Print Campaigns Without Losing Attribution
To keep attribution in a print campaign, create QR codes around the reporting question before artwork is finalized.
If every asset uses the same code, the team may get total scans but lose the ability to compare channels, placements, or locations.
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QR Code Size Guide for Posters
Poster QR codes need to be sized for distance. A code that scans from a desk may be too small for a hallway, storefront, or event wall.
The right size depends on viewing distance, print quality, contrast, and how much attention people can give the poster.
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QR Code Print Size for Business Cards
A business card QR code is scanned at close range, but it still needs enough size, quiet space, and contrast to work reliably.
The card should remain useful even if the person does not scan, so do not remove core contact details just to make room for the code.
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