PRINT IT. SAY IT. SCAN IT. IT STILL HAS TO WORK.

A flyer, a banner, a van, a T-shirt, a box, a stage backdrop, a thirty-second radio read: none of them are clickable. The address has to survive being read in passing or heard once, and it has to still be correct months after it was printed.

Short, recognizable and re-pointable beats long, exact and frozen.

• Flyers, posters, door hangers and mailers.
• Product packaging, inserts, labels and care cards.
• Vehicle wraps, yard signs, window decals and A-frames.
• Merch, stickers, lanyards and event badges.
• Trade show booths, banners and printed handouts.
• Radio reads, live announcements and stage mentions.
• Business cards, invoices, receipts and thank-you notes.

• One word after the slash. If it needs a hyphen, it needs shortening.
• Print the address in text next to the QR code, never instead of it.
• Use the link type that explains itself: bookinglink.to on a salon window, tiplink.to on a tip jar.
• Say it twice in any audio read, once at the start and once at the end.
• Keep the same address across the whole campaign so every touch reinforces the others.

Because you control the destination, a printed address is not a permanent commitment to a particular page. Seasonal offers, restocks and platform migrations happen behind the same address. If you later make SayEase the destination itself, eligible published pages include built-in SEO; a redirect alone does not improve the ranking of the site it points to.

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Why not just print a QR code?

Print both. A QR code fails when the sign is behind glass, moving, on a screen the viewer is already holding, or seen by someone who will not scan a code from a stranger. The readable address covers those people.

Does every SayEase Link come with a QR code?

Yes. You get a QR code alongside the address, so the same destination is scannable and sayable.

Can I change where a printed link points after it is printed?

Yes. That is a major advantage of print. The address stays the same on the flyer while you update the destination whenever the offer, season or stock changes.

Will it work in a radio or podcast ad?

Yes, if it is short. Audio only carries what a listener can repeat, so keep the slug to one memorable word rather than a phrase with punctuation.

What should I put on packaging?

Usually one address for reorders or registration, plus a QR code. Packaging outlives campaigns, so point it at something you intend to keep running.

Can I tell which channel a visit came from?

Use a separate SayEase Link per channel — one for the flyer, one for the booth, one for the radio read — and compare them. Keep each one short enough to still be sayable.

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