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QR codes are everywhere these days. You see them everywhere: restaurants, business cards, flyers, signs, parking meters, product packaging, and even T-shirts! But there's a growing problem. Scammers use QR codes to trick people into visiting fake websites, steal personal information, and even collect fraudulent payments. It's called quishing — QR code phishing. And here's the challenge for those of us using QR codes legitimately: How do you get people to TRUST your QR code enough to scan it? That's why I believe branding your QR codes is more important than ever. ✅ Add your logo. A recognizable logo helps people associate the QR code with your business. ✅ Include a clear call to action. Tell people what they'll get when they scan. Don't make them guess. ✅ Use a recognizable destination. Whenever possible, link to a domain people recognize and trust. ✅ Make your QR code look professional. A well-designed QR code can help build credibility. ✅ Be consistent with your branding. Use your colors, logo, and messaging so people recognize your business wherever they encounter it. Of course, a logo doesn't guarantee a QR code is safe. Scammers can copy logos, too. People should always check the destination URL before opening a link or entering personal information. 🟡 Two QR Code Tools to Help You Stand Out I created two QR code tools to help businesses and creators use QR codes better in their marketing. 📱 QR Code Generator — Inside EZ Bio Create clean, professional QR codes that connect people to your website, Link-in-Bio, contact information, or other online destinations. 🎨 Logo QR Code Generator — LogoQRCodeGenerator.com Take your QR codes a step further by incorporating your logo, images, and branding. Perfect for flyers, signs, business cards, T-shirts, and promotional materials. Both tools help you make your QR codes more useful, recognizable, and on-brand. The goal isn't just to make your QR codes look better. It's to make them recognizable, communicate their purpose, and give people more confidence about what they're scanning.

Different time zones. Different schedules. One community! One challenge of having members from around the world is finding a time when everyone can join a live call. So I'm changing things up! Starting now, I'm offering TWO Open Office Hours sessions most weeks, at different times to make it easier for members to join, wherever you live or work. 📅 TUESDAYS — 7 AM CT / 8 AM ET 📅 WEDNESDAYS — 2 PM CT / 3 PM ET 🎙️ What's on the agenda? YOU decide! These aren't structured presentations. They're open conversations where you can bring your questions, ideas, or challenges. ✅ EZ Bio and building your Link-in-Bio ✅ QR codes and digital business cards ✅ Marketing and growing your business ✅ Skool communities and affiliate marketing ✅ Anything else you'd like to discuss! Whether you're across the street, across the pond, or on the other side of the world, I want you to have a chance to join. No agenda. No presentations. Just real conversations and helpful answers. 🌍 Check the graphic for international time zones and the community calendar for upcoming sessions. 👇 Let me know in the comments: Which session works better for you — Tuesday or Wednesday? If neither works, tell me where you're joining from and what time works better!

Julianne Anderson already had Julianne4History.com, but like a lot of small business owners and creators, she had a problem: She wasn’t sure what to say. And when you’re trying to figure out the words, the layout, the pages, and how everything should look, a simple website can quickly become complicated. So we simplified it. Instead of rebuilding another traditional website, we turned Julianne4History.com into a focused, one-page Link-in-Bio experience. BEFORE ❌ Unclear what information to include ❌ Difficult to make everything look polished ❌ No obvious path for the visitor ❌ More “website” than she really needed AFTER ✅ Clear calls to action ✅ Simple contact form ✅ Easy access to her eBay shop ✅ Links to her Skool communities ✅ Bio Builders and Skool affiliate links ✅ Everything important on ONE easy-to-navigate page Now when someone visits Julianne4History.com, they don't have to figure out where to go next. They can learn, click, connect, shop, or contact Julianne — all from one page. And there’s another benefit I love about this setup: Julianne can keep updating the page herself without wrestling with a traditional website every time she wants to change something. That’s what I want EZ Bio to be. Not just another Link-in-Bio. A simpler way to build your online presence and make it clear what you want people to do next. 📱 Scan → Land → Take Action @Julianne Anderson

I recently decided to turn off Skool's Growth Boost for Bio Builders. For me, it came down to one thing: Protecting my affiliates. Every Bio Builders member can share the community and earn 40% recurring commissions when someone they refer upgrades and pays for their own EZ Bio Page. And you don't need to be a paid EZ Bio member to participate. 🔗 Your EZ Bio Page Can Do the Referring When you create your EZ Bio Page, you have the option to turn on your affiliate badge. That badge connects visitors to Bio Builders using your affiliate link. Someone visits your Bio Page → clicks your badge → joins Bio Builders → upgrades to a paid Bio Page → you earn 40% recurring. 🤝 Why Turn Off Boost? Skool Boost could potentially bring additional people into the community. But I don't want another acquisition channel competing with the members and affiliates who are already helping me spread the word. If you introduce someone to Bio Builders or EZ Bio, I want you to have the opportunity to get credit for that referral. I'd rather put that opportunity (and money) in our members' hands. 🚀 Even If You're a Free Member You don't have to be a paying EZ Bio customer to refer someone. If you're a free member and you know someone who could benefit from Bio Builders or EZ Bio, share the community using your affiliate link. If they eventually upgrade to a paid Bio Page, you can earn 40% recurring. That's why I turned off Skool Boost. I'd rather reward the community that's helping me build the community. 🤝