A few days ago, I shared how we transformed Julianne Anderson's traditional website into a simple, one-page Link-in-Bio at Julianne4History.com. But there's another part of Julianne's story I want to share. Julianne loves picking — hunting for vintage treasures, collectibles, and pieces of history. She also has two communities, Retro Riches Archive and Ricochet, that she's passionate about growing. And she had a dream. She wanted to wear her own branded T-shirts while she was out picking, promoting what she loves and the communities she's building. So we made it happen! 👕 We designed a T-shirt with her branding on the front and a custom QR code on the back. And here's where it gets interesting... 📱 ONE QR CODE. TWO COMMUNITIES. ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES. When someone scans the QR code on Julianne's shirt, they're taken directly to her new Link-in-Bio page. From there, they can: ✅ Explore Retro Riches Archive ✅ Join her Ricochet community ✅ Shop her vintage finds on eBay ✅ Connect with Julianne through her contact form ✅ Follow her on social media No complicated URLs to remember. No business cards to hand out. Just a conversation, a quick scan, and a connection. And because the QR code points to her Link-in-Bio, Julianne can update her links, offers, and content anytime without printing new shirts. That's what I love about combining EZ Bio with QR codes. Your marketing doesn't have to be complicated, expensive, or even digital to start a digital connection. Sometimes, all it takes is a T-shirt! 👏 Congratulations, Julianne! I love seeing your ideas come to life. 💬 Here's a question for everyone: If you could put a QR code on something you wear or carry every day, what would it be?

If your answer is somewhere between “a lot” and “please don’t ask,” you might want to try this. Chrome now has Vertical Tabs built in. Instead of squeezing a ridiculous number of tabs across the top of your browser, you can move them to the side where you can actually read the page titles. First, make sure Chrome is up to date: 👉 Click ⋮ in the upper-right 👉 Help → About Google Chrome 👉 Let Chrome update if needed Then: 👉 Right-click the empty space next to your tabs 👉 Select Show tabs vertically That's it. It’s a small change, but if you spend most of your day bouncing between tabs like I do, it makes Chrome feel a whole lot more organized. Anyone else using vertical tabs yet? Or are you still living dangerously with 37 tiny favicons across the top? 😂

For everyone who asked — the replay of yesterday’s Link-in-Bio breakdown is now available in the Classroom. See how I built my page, what I included, what I left out, and why I structured it the way I did. 👉 Head to the Classroom and watch the replay! Questions after you watch? Drop them in the comments. 👇

The long weekend is almost here! Some of us will be working. Some will be relaxing. And some will say we’re relaxing while checking Skool every 20 minutes. 😂 So before everyone disappears for the weekend... 👇 What’s ONE thing you’re doing this Labor Day weekend that has absolutely NOTHING to do with work? BBQ? 🌭 Beach? 🏖️ Boating? 🚤 Family time? ❤️ Absolutely nothing? 😎 Drop yours below — and reply to one other person whose weekend sounds like your kind of weekend. Have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend, Bio Builders!

Your Level-Up Challenge starts here! 👇 Comment LEVEL UP below to get started. Then help another Bio Builder do the same: 👍 Like a few comments below 💬 Welcome someone new Remember, every Like a member receives on their comment earns them 1 point. 🔓 It only takes 5 points to reach Level 2 and unlock the ability to post. Let's help each other LEVEL UP! 🚀