You don't need to know anything about SEO to do this, just provide good service and talk to your customers. Simple.

3. Save the QR code they send you. Print it, laminate it, keep it safe.
4. Talk to your customers and strike a rapport with them.
5. If they're happy, whip out your QR code and ask them to scan it. Explain that they'd be doing you a huge favour by doing this. (2/3)

It's a tough one as I'm seeing potential clients wanting it as a service. I'm yet to see a single case study though

Thanks for sharing

If you're trying to get @johnmu.com's attention, a decent meme usually does the trick. Here, you can borrow one of mine

Just be glad this isn't LinkedIn or your replies will be full of unsolicited "Just use python" comments.

I was thinking the same

You can even use a CSV to update all your URLs at once.

One big challenge for updating by hand is your (or your agency's) time costs money which needs to be justified and this is difficult to do. By saving many hours, you can make the case more easily and free up time for other tasks!

Sorry, couldn't resist 😂

I thought they were the links from your last campaign

This is Everton. We'll get it over the line in January and then get a new manager just in time for the transfer window to slam shut.

Has he gone yet?

😂

That's weird, he's back now