Create Your Own QR Codes with Bit.ly
QR codes were brought up at our last breakfast by one of our favorite SMBME attendees (@obobME). If you are not aware QR codes are little boxes that you can scan with your smartphone to get more information on something, download a link etc.
People have been using QR codes to place in their physical locations or stores, for secret coupon codes, real estate listings to go right to a website for more information on a property, as tattoos… you name it… people have created a QR code for it. It is a great way to really link a physical place with your internet space.
The popular link shortening service bit.ly now gives you a QR code for each link you shrink with their service. Pretty cool huh?
If you want to read a little more about it The Next Web has a post explaining it a little more. Perhaps the best thing you can do is try it out for yourself at bit.ly.
Yesterday on the #smbme webinar I touched on some tips for looking good on webinars and video conferences that go beyond "dress to impress!" I compiled those tips over at @KnackFactory. https://t.co/Oijoeh4owX
For anyone tuned into the #smbme this morning, this was the @nodepression piece by @forked_queer I was talking about. https://t.co/hOPdzydGqO
While running three (3) businesses devoted to bringing folks together 😬 grateful for this first demonstration (in my world) of community sprouting through isolation 💜 #SMBME
It was such a pleasure being with the #SMBME crowd six weeks ago, back when we were still allowed to touch our faces 🙈