How to set up QR code lead capture on your trucks, yard signs, and business cards — and turn every job site into a marketing opportunity.
In BidSwift, generate your contractor-specific intake form QR code from the Settings page. Every scan brings customers to a form pre-branded with your business name and logo.
Your truck is your most visible asset — every neighborhood you work in sees it. Yard signs at active job sites, door hangers, and business cards are secondary placements.
Add your QR code and a clear CTA ("Scan for a free estimate" or "Get a free quote") to truck magnets, yard signs, door hangers, and business cards. Keep the design simple — the QR code should be large enough to scan from 3–4 feet away.
The form customers land on should load fast, look professional, and take less than 2 minutes to complete. Include your logo, a welcoming headline, and only ask for essential information.
Make sure you receive an SMS or push notification the moment a lead submits the form. Speed of response is a major conversion driver — aim to follow up within 15 minutes.
Use UTM parameters or source tags (e.g., ?src=yard_sign, ?src=truck) to identify which placements drive the most submissions. Double down on what works.
A QR code on a moving truck generates passive impressions across every route you drive. One $30 truck magnet can generate dozens of leads per season.
Test your QR code on multiple phones before printing. Make sure it works at the intended viewing distance.
Run a seasonal campaign: place yard signs at every active job site from April through June to build neighborhood awareness before the summer rush.
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