The slide that captures the room
A QR code on your closing slide is on screen for the whole Q&A — exactly when people decide to follow up. One scan hands over your email, phone, LinkedIn and your work at once, so the room leaves with you saved, not a photo of a URL. Free with AllID.
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Two minutes after you finish
Three people want to reach you and the next speaker is already plugging in. One photographs your title slide, one asks how to spell your name, one means to look you up later and doesn't. A code in the corner turns all three into contacts before the applause stops.
Work self and personal self
One handle can hold more than one profile, so the code on your conference badge opens the professional one while everything else stays where you keep it. Same handle, different rooms — and you decide which is which.
Title and closing slide
The closing slide earns the most scans: it's up during questions. Bottom-right, sized for the back of the room.
Not one platform
Faster than swapping LinkedIn profiles, and it works for the people who don't use LinkedIn at all.
Badge and signature
The same code goes on your conference badge and in your email signature. Nothing to reprint when the role changes.
Slide deck QR code FAQ
Where does a QR code go in a slide deck?
The title slide and the closing slide. The closing slide matters most: it is on screen during questions, which is exactly when people decide to follow up. Bottom-right corner, sized to be readable from the back of the room.
Is this better than exchanging LinkedIn profiles?
It is faster and it is not one platform. A scan takes a second and hands over your LinkedIn, your email, your phone and your work in one tap — including for the people who do not use LinkedIn.
Can I keep work and personal separate?
Yes. One handle can hold several profiles, so the code on your conference badge can open your professional profile while a different one holds everything else.
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