QR codes have many different use cases and with a little creativity, the possibilities are endless. In this article, I share how to make the use of QR codes effective, things you’ll need to consider and common mistakes to avoid.
Ready? Then let’s delve in!
QR codes are a great way to remove the boundary between print and online media. QR code is short for ‘quick respond code‘ and the reason they have gained in popularity in recent years is that it’s much easier and faster for someone to scan a code using their phone than it is to enter a long URL into the browser bar.
Some time ago, you were required to have a special QR code reader app in order to scan one, but Apple, Google and Co have since integrated this functionality into their native camera apps, eliminating the hurdle of having to download a separate app.
5 Ways to use QR codes in your business and marketing activities
Here are a few ideas for how you can effectively use QR codes in your business.
1. Link to your menu or list of services
You can use QR codes to link directly to a menu or services page on your website. Many cafes and restaurants have adopted this technology, as it makes it a lot easier to update their menus on the fly without having to reprint them every time. Some even take it a step further and link to an online ordering platform, so customers can order directly through their phone.
2. Offer a free download, a free trial or a discount coupon
QR codes make a fantastic tool for lead generation. Whether you’re running a brick and mortar business with a shop front, a popup store or a market stall, you can use QR technology to link to a simple landing page where people can enter their details (usually their name and email) in return for a freebie. This is a great way to fast-track your lead generation – even on the go.
3. Use it to let your customers make a booking or schedule a meeting
Know those times you have to email back and forth multiple times just to find a suitable time to meet? This can easily be avoided with a simple scheduling tool like Calendly, for example. Once set up, you can have the QR code take your customers straight to the booking page. You can have the QR code printed on your business cards, brochures, even billboards.
4. Visit a specific page on your website
Sometimes, you may like to explain or showcase more than fits on a brochure or product fact sheet. Using a QR code, you can link directly to any page of your website, allowing people to discover more about your services or products. There’s so much more you can do on a webpage than you could ever do in print. For example, you can embed videos, use forms to collect feedback or other information, offer an interactive quiz, display helpful charts or animations, and so much more to help your customers connect.
5. Link to your social media accounts
QR codes are a quick and easy way to connect your audience with your social media accounts. Link directly to your Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn account – or why not create a page that links to all of the above and more?
BONUS TIP:
One of the fastest ways to grow your audience is using a giveaway or competition. Use a QR code to a dedicated landing page where people can enter to win. If you don’t know how to create a professional landing page or add pages to your website, this can be easily achieved with a free Google Form.
Common mistakes when using QR Codes
Now that you know how you can effectively use QR codes in your business, let’s look at some common mistakes we should avoid.
1. Using a low-quality image
When printing low-quality graphics, they can quickly look unclear and become unscannable. When creating your QR code, be sure to download it in high resolution (300dpi or more) to ensure it looks clear when printed.
2. Not testing your QR code before printing
It is advisable to print a sample of your brochure or business card to check if your QR code scans properly and actually takes people to the correct link. Especially when printing multiple marketing materials that use different codes, it’s easy to get mixed up. Test each one separately to make sure each code is in its rightful place.
3. Using QR codes on Facebook or in other mobile apps
The whole purpose of a QR code is to take people from one device onto their own smartphone. Posting a QR code on Facebook or Instagram makes little sense, as people are most likely be looking at it on their phone already. In this case, a simple clickable link will make much more sense.
For some of my clients, I have embedded a QR code to schedule appointments on their contact page. However, it only shows when viewed on a desktop computer. When the page is opened on a mobile device, it changes to a button they can simply click.
Always ask yourself if it will be easier for people to scan a QR code or if a simple link may be a more elegant solution.
How do I create a QR code?
Creating your own unique QR code is easy and fast. There are a number of websites available that let you create QR codes for free. Some even let you customise your QR code by changing colours, embedding a logo and more.
Note: The important thing is that you download the generated code in high resolution (300dpi or more) to make sure it looks clear and scans correctly when printed.
Here are a few websites offering free online QR code generators:
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Now you know that you need an email list and have started to build one, the next step is to build the relationship that will make the list profitable. In this article, we list 9 tips to help you get that process started.
1. Unsubscribers Are Good.
The only way that you will not get unsubscribes to your list is to never send them emails. Not everyone will like your personality or writing style. Those that don’t, will never follow your recommendations, so it isn’t a great loss when they unsubscribe.
2. Be Yourself
Let your personality come through to your list. People will buy from you because they trust you. Try to be something you are not and it will come through to your list and you will never develop that trust.
3. Be Informative
Make sure that you are supplying quality information to your list. Even if you are presenting a product for sale make sure that you are also supplying information. Create the problem and your product as a solution but also let your subscribers learn something about the topic even if they aren’t interested in the product.
4. Stay On Topic
If your list is about desserts, that should be the topic of your email. Now, don’t send tips on marketing automation to your dessert list or desserts recipes to your marketing tips list. Yes, there may be a few that have interests in both (I am one and have both types of lists), but the person signed up for a specific topic and you are violating that trust you have worked so hard to create if you don’t keep your promise of what you said you’d send them.
5. Limit Content in Emails
Sending multiple items to your list can be extremely confusing to them and never get you the action you are looking to get. Make sure that you have a clear call to action in every email. Never leave your subscriber wondering what you wanted them to do.
6. Always Have a Reason
This tends to go with number 5. Make sure that there is a reason for the email that you sent. If you have a purpose then people will tend to keep reading. If they have no idea what your reason is for your email then they will quickly stop reading all of your emails. There are some great Email automation tools, like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign, that allow you to send the right message at the right time, which makes your emails more relevant to your audience.
7. Track What Works
Tracking is the only way you will know which of your emails works and which don’t. Measuring the right KPIs will allow you to improve your emails to your list. Do remember that the only purpose of your email is to create the click through to a sales page. If it does that it is successful whether you sell a product or not. The sale of the product is dependent on the sales page.
8. Use Contact Information
You are building a relationship and that is based on trust. Let people know who you are and how to reach you.
9. Be Responsive
If you receive an email from a subscriber, answer it. That goes a long way to building the trust that is necessary to create a customer. People buy from those that they trust.
These tips will go a long way towards helping you to build the relationships that are necessary to build a profitable list.
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Ask ten business owners what marketing is, and you’ll get ten different answers. Some say it’s advertising, others think it’s social media or word of mouth. The truth is, marketing is all of that and much more.
Here’s how I define it:
“Marketing is everything you do to GAIN and RETAIN customers.”
In other words, marketing isn’t just about running ads or posting on your Facebook page. It’s about everything you do to attract people, convert them into buyers, and keep them coming back. If you’ve watched some of my videos or visited my marketing blog before, you’ve probably heard me talk about the three pillars of business success:
Attract
Convert
Deliver
In this article, I’ll share 30 practical strategies across these three pillars to help you grow your business, increase sales, and save time through smarter marketing.
Attraction – How to attract more potential customers
Attracting new customers fuels growth but it’s also something many business owners struggle with. The following ten strategies will help you consistently attract new potential customers. Try combining several of these in your business for the best results.
1. Have a great website
Your website can be so much more than an online brochure. It’s your digital storefront — a place to build trust and generate leads. Yet, many business websites only talk about the company instead of helping visitors solve their problems. Learn what makes a great site with these examples and review the 17 crucial elements every business website needs to convert visitors into customers.
2. Be on social media
Social media can be a powerful engagement tool — if used strategically. Don’t just create an account; be active. Use social platforms to drive potential customers back to your website (where you’re not competing with cat videos). If consistency is an issue, automate it. Tools now let you plan and post content automatically. Check out my complete guide to automating your social media posts to save time and stay visible effortlessly.
3. Run print ads
Even in a digital world, print ads still have their place. The key is to track your success. Don’t pay for “exposure” — pay for measurable results. Use clear calls-to-action like coupons or trackable URLs so you can calculate your return on investment.
Example: If you spend $300 on an ad that brings in 100 leads, that’s $3 per lead. If three of those leads convert at $200 each, you’ve made $600 — doubling your investment. Even if you just break even, you’re still building a valuable customer list.
4. Run online ads (Google, Facebook, YouTube)
Online ads let you target specific audiences precisely. For example, if you own a beauty salon in Sydney, you could show your ad only to women aged 30–50 in your local area who are interested in beauty services. That’s far more cost-effective than paying for print ads that reach people who may never visit your salon.
Always remember: never invest in advertising that can’t be measured.
5. Partner with other businesses
Business partnerships or joint ventures are one of the fastest and most underused ways to grow. For example, I helped a café with a 10,000-person customer list partner with a local massage business. Together, we sent a $25 gift voucher to every café customer — positioning the café as generous while putting the massage therapist in front of thousands of locals instantly. One email, 10,000 people reached. That’s leverage.
6. Write a blog
Your customers already search online for answers. Blogging positions you as the expert they find first. Think of it like owning real estate online — every article becomes a long-term asset that brings traffic for years. This is what I call Evergreen Marketing. Consider hiring a writer to produce 12 high-quality articles, post them monthly, and promote them across your channels.
7. Optimise your website for search engines (SEO)
SEO isn’t dead — it’s evolved. Today, Google rewards readability, valuable content, and engagement. Focus on writing helpful, well-structured content people actually want to read and share. If you’re on WordPress, use the Yoast SEO plugin to optimise each page.
8. Run a competition or giveaway
Giveaways can quickly grow your list — but only if they attract the right people. Avoid generic prizes like iPads. Offer something directly related to your product or service. If you’re an accountant, for instance, offer a free Xero setup or consultation. Always follow up with non-winners to turn interest into sales.
9. Run a survey or quiz
Surveys and quizzes are great for gathering insights and building your list. Keep them short and focused on what helps you improve your offer. Partner with complementary businesses if you don’t yet have your own audience. For more on this strategy, I recommend Ryan Levesque’s book ASK.
10. Send a press release to media outlets
A great story can get you free publicity worth thousands. Focus on human stories — not self-promotion. For example, instead of “Local roofer launches new website,” write “Local roofer helps the homeless stay dry by donating tents for Christmas.” Journalists love stories that connect emotionally. Download my free press release template to get started.
Now that you know how to attract more people to your business, the next step is turning those visitors into paying customers.
Conversion – How to turn browsers into buyers
Attracting attention is only half the battle. Now it’s time to turn that interest into revenue. The Conversion stage is where relationships begin to form and browsers become buyers. This is where your communication, offers, and systems come together to guide people toward a confident “yes.”
These ten strategies will help you create stronger connections, build trust, and convert more leads into loyal customers, without feeling pushy or salesy.
11. Create a lead magnet
A lead magnet is a valuable free offer that attracts your ideal customers — a discount, checklist, eBook, video, or free trial. It should solve a small but meaningful problem and serve as the first step in your customer’s transformation.
12. Use email automation to educate and engage with your audience
Email is still one of the most profitable marketing tools — especially when automated. Set up a series of emails that guide subscribers through a journey: answering FAQs, sharing testimonials, and offering helpful insights before presenting your offer. This keeps you top of mind and moves people closer to buying — automatically.
13. Use a chatbot to help people find what they need faster
Chatbots streamline customer support and sales. They can answer common questions, share your location or pricing, or direct users to your booking page — all while you focus on other things. Tools like Chatfuel and ManyChat integrate seamlessly with social media and websites, helping you provide fast, friendly service 24/7.
14. Create a strong offer people can’t refuse
Sometimes success comes down to packaging. McDonald’s skyrocketed profits by turning individual items into value meals and asking, “Would you like fries with that?” Look for ways to add perceived value — bundles, bonuses, or upgrades — without drastically raising your price.
15. Run retargeting ads
Retargeting ads allow you to follow up with people who already interacted with your brand. For example, show ads only to those who visited your site or watched your webinar. It’s one of the most cost-effective ways to increase conversions because you’re marketing to people who already know you.
16. Find a way to help more people
Ask yourself: “If I had to help 10 times more people than I do now, how would I do it?” Maybe that means shifting from one-on-one to one-to-many models or creating a DIY version of your service. Thinking bigger helps you identify bottlenecks and opportunities for growth.
17. Run ‘limited-time only’ offers
Limited-time offers create urgency and excitement. Test small product batches or temporary services to gauge interest. For instance, a café could offer a special seasonal drink and track how it performs before adding it permanently to the menu.
18. Be easy to do business with
Make it simple for customers to buy from you. Offer multiple payment methods, clear communication options (phone, text, email, social), and frictionless booking or checkout processes. The easier it is, the more people will say “yes.”
19. Get to know your customers better
Never assume you know what your customers want. Ask, listen, and adapt. Understanding their true motivations builds deeper trust and longer-lasting relationships. Sometimes the best sale you can make is recommending something they need before yours.
20. Make sure your website has all the right elements
Your website should do more than “exist.” A great site builds authority, generates leads, answers questions, and converts visitors into buyers. Think of it as your online headquarters — a place where every piece of your marketing connects.
So, you’ve made the sale — congratulations! But marketing doesn’t stop there. What happens next determines whether customers stay for life or disappear after one purchase.
Delivery – How to grow your business during and after the sale
The moment a customer buys from you, a new stage of marketing begins. The Delivery phase is where you turn promises into experiences and customers into raving fans. It’s about delighting people, building loyalty, and inspiring them to come back, maybe even bring their friends.
These final ten strategies will help you strengthen relationships, increase repeat business, and grow through exceptional service and genuine connection.
21. Provide great customer service
Exceptional service creates loyal customers and positive word of mouth. When people feel genuinely cared for, they not only come back — they tell others. Great service is your most underrated marketing channel.
22. Ensure people only buy what they need
Selling the wrong product to the wrong customer hurts your reputation and long-term profits. Focus on fit, not just sales. Honesty builds trust and referrals — the foundation of any sustainable business.
23. Offer high-quality products and services
Marketing brings customers in, but quality keeps them. Review your products regularly, collect feedback, and fix issues fast. The goal? Create experiences so good that people can’t help but tell others about you.
24. Overdeliver and exceed expectations
Surprise your customers with something extra — a handwritten note, bonus content, or unexpected follow-up. These small gestures build emotional connection and turn happy customers into lifelong advocates.
25. Follow up after the sale
Don’t stop communicating once the money changes hands. A simple follow-up email asking, “How are you enjoying your purchase?” shows you care. It also opens doors for feedback, testimonials, and future sales.
26. Invite customers to leave reviews
Positive reviews are today’s word of mouth. Ask for them proactively and make it easy with direct links to Google, Facebook, or TripAdvisor. If you get a negative review, respond with professionalism and empathy. How you handle criticism can actually boost your reputation.
27. Add customer testimonials to your website
Testimonials are social proof in action. Feature them on your homepage, sales pages, and contact page. When possible, include video testimonials — they’re authentic, persuasive, and hard to ignore.
28. Send a thank-you note
Whether it’s a quick email, a handwritten card, or a small gift, gratitude goes a long way. A simple “thank you” turns transactions into relationships and shows customers you truly value their business.
29. Offer upsells and cross-sells
Existing customers are the easiest to sell to. Offer relevant upgrades (upsells) or complementary products (cross-sells) that enhance their experience. When done thoughtfully, these offers feel helpful, not pushy.
30. Consider offering a subscription or membership
Recurring revenue adds stability to your business. From VIP memberships to maintenance plans or exclusive access communities, subscriptions deepen relationships and create predictable income while rewarding your most loyal customers.
Marketing doesn’t have to feel complicated or time-consuming. When you focus on the three pillars — Attract, Convert, and Deliver — everything you do starts working together. Build systems that attract customers automatically, convert them authentically, and deliver experiences that make them stay.
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In essence, there are only three ways to increase your sales:
Increase the number of customers
Increase your customers’ purchase frequency, and
Increase your average transaction value
However, there are a number of not so obvious ways to grow your business and increase profitability. Here are four ideas to help you scale without putting the focus on sales. Ready? Then let’s dive in!
1. Automate processes to increase efficiency and reduce cost
Today, there are thousands of tools out there to help you automate repetitive business processes. Simply automating a few things can help you significantly reduce wages and free up valuable time. When looking for ways to grow our business, we often overlook areas that don’t directly contribute to your profit. Here are a few things you can automate quickly and easily that could put money back in your pocket.
Tools like Zapier and Make can help you connect various services and software platforms to make processes even more efficient.
Some examples:
When you have a new lead -> automatically add a contact to a list in your email marketing software -> then send a follow-up sequence until they take the desired action
After a customer makes a purchase for the second time -> send them an invitation to write a Google review
When a purchase is made on your website -> automatically raise an invoice in Xero to match with the imported trasnaction
These are just some basic examples, but the possibilities are endless, and so is the time you will safe by automating these tasks!
2. Launch a re-targeting ad campaign
Many business owners already use ads to attract new customers and generate new business. However, if you only run direct ads, you are missing out on a huge chunk of potential customers by ignoring this simple strategy. Re-targeting ads are a powerful tool that allows you to show specific ads to people who have already interacted with your content in the past, adding continuity to your customer experience and significantly increasing the chances of turning them into customers.
Se if you can offer them something of value in relation to certain pages or blog posts they have visited on your website.
Example: A yoga studio might show a re-targeting ad for a free yoga pass to people in their area who have read blog posts on the benefits of yoga on their website. When people see the ad, they can enter their email address to claim the free yoga pass and automatically be subscribed to an evergreen campaign. (See next point)
3. Stop focusing on once-off promos and develop an “evergreen” marketing strategy instead
The majority of business owners think of marketing and promotions in terms of once-off activities. It might look something like this:
January -> Promotion #1
February -> Promotion #2
March -> Promotion #3
While this might work well, it also requires you to constantly come up with new promotions, which can be exhausting and feel like you’re never quite catching up.
Instead, focus on implementing an evergreen marketing strategy that sends new leads or customers a series of pre-designed offers from the moment they join your list. Then keep adding new offers to that sequence. Over time, this strategy allows you to develop a marketing machine that continuously produces sales without ever having to worry about what your next promotion is going to be. You just need to make sure that offers in that sequence are timeless and not seasonal.
All you need is a good email automation tool, like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign, and there are many more options available.
4. Make Partnerships evergreen, too
Partnerships and joint ventures with other businesses that complement yours is a powerful strategy. You might have already partnered with another business in the past to run a one-off campaign promoting your products or services. Maybe you’ve asked the other business to hand out vouchers to all their customers.
See if you can turn this strategy into an evergreen campaign, too, like in the previous example. Look for businesses that already have an evergreen funnel and see if they are happy to plug your offer right into it, while you can do the same for them.
Example: One of my clients owns a massage clinic, while another owned a yoga studio. I got both of them to add an email to their existing evergreen sequences promoting the other business. Now, everyone who receives a massage at the massage clinic also receives a complimentary gift card for a yoga class, while everyone who joins the yoga studio receives a voucher for a massage a a few weeks later.
It’s a win-win and once implemented, this strategy will continue to work for years to come.
There you have it. Four (not so obvious) ways to grow your business. All four strategies are what I call “set and forget” strategies that you only have to set up once and will benefit from forever.
Have you automated any processes in your business? What marketing strategies have worked well for you? Let me know in the comments below!
00David Lee-Schneiderhttps://donedigital.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/done-digital-marketing-brisbane-logo-white-1030x175.pngDavid Lee-Schneider2019-01-07 18:54:222023-01-07 23:08:114 Smart (Not So Obvious) Ways To Grow Your Business
The biggest challenge most of my clients face is knowing what to focus on in their marketing. It can be incredibly overwhelming with all the different options and tools out there – social media platforms, advertising platforms (print and digital), search engines, autoresponders, tech tools, productivity tools – the list goes on and on. How do we know what’s right for us, and at the stage, we’re currently in?
The big mistake many business owners make is that they focus on lead generation BEFORE getting their conversions right, only to realise that they’re spending way too much money and time on marketing without getting the results they’re after.
In my 90-Day Marketing Transformation, we follow a clear marketing roadmap to help you focus on your marketing activities in the right order, so you can maximise results while minimising cost and effort. It’s divided into three pillars.
ATTRACTION
CONVERSION
AMPLIFICATION
The order in which you focus on your marketing activities is crucial. As you will agree, it doesn’t make sense to launch an ad campaign (amplification pillar) before knowing that you can actually convert these people. It would be like increasing the amount of fuel you pour into a car that only has 2 wheels. More fuel won’t make it go any faster unless you have a working vehicle.
The Marketing Roadmap – 3 Ways To Grow Your Business in 2025
First things first. Most business owners would like to jump straight in and throw money at ads (either print or online) before having laid a solid marketing foundation. You wouldn’t start building a house before having a solid plan and foundation to build on. In the same way, you need to address your marketing activities in the right order. Here are 3 things you need to focus on BEFORE spending a single cent on advertising or other costly marketing activities.
1. Create a Lead Magnet
A lead magnet is a tool to help you build a list of potential customers. It’s something of value to your target audience that you can send them for free but in return for their name and email address. This is a crucial part of any marketing strategy and should be the very first thing to decide on, as it gives people a way to connect with your business even before they’re ready to buy. Here are some examples of lead magnets you could use in your business.
Free guide or ebook
Free video or tutorial
Discount code or value voucher
Free checklist or time-saving template
Free report with information that’s highly relevant to your customers
I – for example – offer a free 17-point website checklist, as that is something most of my clients struggle with. You may also find these free downloads helpful as examples for strategic lead magnets.
2. CRM & Email Automation
Once you decided on your lead magnet, the second step is to choose a CRM (Customer Relationship Management Software) and an email marketing provider that you will use to build your list. Some CRM’s already have email automation built-in. There are loads of options out there, some very basic and some with more advanced marketing automation features that you probably won’t need at the start. The important thing is to just get started.
When starting out, a free service like Mailchimp may suffice (they offer a free plan until you reach a certain number of subscribers). Here are two options that I personally recommend for small businesses and which I have used myself.
Once a potential customer opted in for your free lead magnet, what are the next steps you want them to take? What information will they be looking for before they are ready to become your customer? It’s important not to treat every person as if they are ready to buy from you right now. Instead, focus on building a relationship with them first, so that when they are ready to buy your product or service, your business becomes their natural first choice.
Here’s what that customer journey looks like in one of my other businesses (a yoga studio).
Step 1: Claim a FREE Yoga Pass
Step 2: Send Introductory Offer
Step 3: Upgrade to 10-Class Pass or Membership
Step 5: Offer Workshops & Retreats
For most people, it’s too much of a stretch to go from never having tried yoga before to committing to a membership or a yoga retreat. But a free yoga pass will help them get started and move towards that goal.
This is a natural progression that eases people into their journey of becoming long-term customers, slowly moving them from free to higher-priced products. Timing is a crucial element in marketing. Make sure that the messages you send people are relevant to the stage they’re currently in. This can be automated using email automation software (see the previous point) or using a messaging bot.
The key is – always focus on educating and connecting with your customers more than you focus on selling.
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To help you with claiming and setting up your Google My Business listing, we have created 3 short videos to walk you through the entire process.
Important: If you haven’t downloaded the free step-by-step PDF guide to go with these videos, click here to download it now.
1/3 – How To Claim & Verify Your Google My Business Listing
Claiming your listing is necessary to control and complete the information that is displayed when people search for you online. Complete and verified listings always rank higher than non-verified or incomplete listings.
2/3 – Categorising Your Business For Increased Visibility
Choosing the right categories for your Google My Business listing is crucial to ensure that it shows up when people search for your business on Google. In this video, we walk you through the exact steps to properly categorise your business and maximise your exposure.
3/3 – Posts, Messages & Insights Explained
Learn about the importance of posts, messages and insights to maximise your business’ exposure on Google.
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