Business & Marketing

Turn Drive-By Interest into Viewings

Someone drives past your For Sale sign on a Sunday, likes the street, and wants to know the price. The office is closed, the phone number means calling a stranger, and by Monday the moment is gone.

A QR code on the sign answers them on the spot: photos, floor plan, price, and a way to book a viewing — while they are still standing in front of the house.

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Why It Works

Sells while you sleep

The sign works at 9 PM on a Sunday, when nobody answers the office phone but people are out walking.

Price changes without a new sign

With a dynamic code, a price drop or a new photo set is a link edit. The sign in the garden stays where it is.

You see which boards work

Scan counts per property tell you which locations and which listings actually pull interest, instead of guessing.

One code, one property

Send each sign to its own listing. A buyer standing outside one house should not land on a list of forty.

How to Set It Up

  1. 1

    Copy the link to that specific property listing — your own site, or the portal listing if that is where the detail lives.

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    Generate the QR code above and download it at high resolution for print.

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    Print it large. A sign is scanned from two or three metres away, so aim for 10×10 cm or more — roughly 1 cm of code for every 10 cm of distance.

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    Use a dynamic code so you can repoint it when the property is sold — to a "sold, here are similar homes" page rather than a dead link.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big should the QR code be on a For Sale sign?

Bigger than most people print it. The rule of thumb is 1 cm of code for every 10 cm of scanning distance, so a sign read from three metres wants a code around 30 cm — or at least 10×10 cm if buyers will step closer.

What should the code link to?

A mobile-friendly page with photos, price, size, and a booking button. Avoid linking straight to a PDF brochure: it is unreadable on a phone and it is where interest goes to die.

What happens to the code when the property sells?

With a static code, it keeps pointing at a listing that no longer exists. With a dynamic code, you repoint it to your other listings — the sign that sold one house starts working for the next one.

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Need to Change It After Printing?

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