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Print marketing that
finally reports back

Flyers, posters, stickers, gig merch tables — put trackable QR codes on them and see exactly what happens after they leave your hands.

Measure print like digital

Scans per poster, per flyer batch, per venue — with daily activity so you can see the buzz decay after each drop.

Compare locations

Give each spot its own tracked link (one per poster, café or campus) and see where your audience really is.

Fix campaigns mid-flight

Landing page down? Offer changed? Event moved? Update every printed code at once by editing one destination.

From scan to ticket sale

Send scanners straight to tickets, RSVP forms or playlists — and watch conversion windows in your analytics.

The gig poster experiment

You play three shows this month and staple different posters around town. Same design — but each poster carries its own tracked QR code.

Two weeks later the dashboard settles it: the record-shop poster drove 3× more scans than the two near campus combined, and most scans came two days after each show — word of mouth is real.

Next month's posters go up where the data says. That is what tracking buys you.

Musicians use GQRLY for merch-table links, lyric pages and pre-saves too.

FAQ

How do I track a poster or flyer QR code?

Create a link for each placement in GQRLY, print each generated code on its poster or flyer, and open the dashboard to compare scans per placement in real time.

Should each poster have a different QR code?

If you want to know which location performs better — yes. It costs nothing extra: duplicate the link, change the destination if needed, and label it ('Campus B noticeboard').

Can I reuse last season’s posters?

Yes. Because codes are dynamic, you can point an old printed code at this season’s page — no reprint needed.

Related: business cards how dynamic QR works.

Know what your next flyer does

Free on Google Play. Trackable QR codes for every poster, sticker and stage.

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Free to start • Real-time analytics • Android