QR codes for LinkedIn
A name search returns a page of people who share your name, and the person you met at the booth gives up halfway down. A LinkedIn code opens your exact profile or company page with the connect or follow button one tap away. On a badge it works at arm's length; on a closing slide, size it for the back row and leave it up through the questions.
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Your exact profile, first try
The scan lands on you, with no search and no scrolling past namesakes. They connect while you are still talking.
A closing slide that works
Put the code full-screen on your last slide and hold it through the Q&A. People connect while the talk is fresh.
Profile now, company page later
Re-point the dynamic QR code from your profile to a company or hiring page when the goal changes, without reprinting badges or decks.
Common questions
Should the code open my profile or the company page?+
Your profile for networking and speaking, the company page for hiring and brand work. A dynamic QR code lets you switch without touching the print.
How big does the code need to be on a slide?+
Use the 10:1 rule for the back row. If the last seats sit 10 meters from the screen, the code needs about a meter, which means making it the slide.
Is a QR code useful in an email signature?+
In printed proposals and exported PDFs, yes, since a code still works on paper where links do not. On screen, keep the plain link beside it.