Depends really on your phone's camera. From the drivers seat my fiancé was able to scan the QR code with her iPhone no problem. I had an inexpensive android, was closer to the sign and couldn't get an immediate scan. I took a picture and google 'lensed' it and got instantly to the listing that way. (Confused? Don't worry - the average homebuyer knows from scanning!)

Compared to your listing your sign has hardly any informative data about the property. What's the price, the sq. footage, beds / baths, monthly expenses, what about local schools? All buyers want that info, they want it even before they call you.

According to the NAR, 50% of all home buyers in your neighborhood see your For Sale sign - yet only 4% of buyers attribute their purchase to the sign.

They're not calling, despite several phone numbers listed on the sign, because first they want to know if this house works for them. Most of those that saw the property, and your sign, even if they had instant interest, never got to see your listing - unless they were very determined or stumbled upon it later.

A thumbnail size QR sticker on your sign gives buyers immediate access to your listing, the answer to most questions, the motivation to call.

Easy enough if your fingers aren't pudgy like mine, or if the kids aren't getting cranky and you have to get them home, or if the house number is readily visible, if they remember the name of the street they're on. Is any one likely to go to the corner searching for a street sign? Some will. Your job is to make everything as easy as possible for your buyer, and you're good at it. You can't make everything easy - but this you can do.

Nope, just let us know the new URL you want the scan to point to and you're set, no need to print a new label.

Not an issue. Should last 5 years!

Only if your sign is double sided and visible both ways. Even still, you only need one.

You'd be smart to do that!

All of our labels have separate and distinct primary QR codes. Because they are dynamic codes we can point each of them to any URL you would like.

Initially we'll assign all labels to point to the URL you choose, when this property sells and the signs go different places you can change each sign to the new and different property listing. No need to print new labels.

Technically, the quick response, or QR, code is imprinted with a unique series of letters and numbers that sends your smartphone, via its camera scan, to a central computer where the smartphone is then directed to open a specific webpage, or URL, i.e. your listing. We can access that computer, and tell it which URL the smartphone should open.

If you have a QR sticker on a sign which lands on your current listing, and you want to move your sign to a new listing, we’ll be able to access the computer and redirect the scan to your new listing’s URL, actually to any webpage you choose. No reprinting stickers.

Because of the interface with a computer, you can receive analytic information - when and how many people visited your webpage as a result of the camera scan.