If someone asks, “Where can I learn more about you?” — where do you send them? For me, it’s this: 👉 https://ez.to/bio I feature this Link-in-Bio in the sidebar of this community because if I’m going to give someone one place to start, this is it. But I didn’t just throw a bunch of links on a page. Tomorrow at 2 PM Chicago time, I’m going LIVE for 30 minutes to break down exactly how I built my Link-in-Bio — element by element. I’ll show you: 👉 What I included 👉 What I intentionally left out 👉 How I decided what comes first 👉 Why I separated certain sections 👉 Where I use calls-to-action 👉 How I use the page to connect people with my communities, tools, offers & more Most importantly, I’ll explain WHY I made those choices. Then we’ll open it up for questions about your own Link-in-Bio. ⏱️ 30 minutes 📅 Tomorrow 🕑 2 PM Chicago Time 📍 Right here in Bio Builders Before the Live, take a look at mine: 🔗 https://ez.to/bio Have a question you want me to cover? Drop it in the comments below. 👇 I’ll answer as many as I can during the Live. And come ready to steal some ideas for yours. 🚀

I wanted to give everyone a heads-up about an exciting change coming to Bio Builders. Over the next few weeks, Bio Builders will transition to a paid subscription community. This change will allow me to continue adding new training, Creator Spotlights, collaborations, templates, and tools while making the community even more valuable. There's another reason I'm excited about this change. A paid community typically attracts more committed members and converts better than a free community. That's great news for our affiliates, because better conversions mean more opportunities to earn recurring commissions while helping others discover Bio Builders. But if you're already here, don't worry... As one of our OG members, you'll be grandfathered into Bio Builders and can continue enjoying the community at no cost for as long as you'd like. As a token of my appreciation for believing in Bio Builders from the beginning, I'm also giving you a complimentary Pro License for Logo QR Code Generator. 🎁 Your Pro License includes unlimited HD Logo QR Codes and will remain active for as long as you're a member of the Bio Builders community. To activate your complimentary Pro License, simply comment OG below. I'll upgrade your account and send you a DM when it's ready. Thank you for your support, feedback, ideas, and participation. You've helped shape Bio Builders into what it is today, and I truly appreciate you being part of the journey. I have a lot of exciting things planned, and I'm looking forward to building the next chapter together. Thank you for being an OG. ❤️ — Jeff Baer

Viewing a QR code in an email on your phone? You don't need another device to scan it. Just press and hold the QR code image. On most iPhones and many Android phones, your device will recognize the QR code and give you the option to open the link instantly. It's a quick way to test your own Logo QR Codes, Link-in-Bio pages, or any QR code someone emails you. 💡 I use this all the time when testing my own QR codes. Did you know this trick? 👍 Yes 🤯 Learned something new today 🚨Please note, this trick is for Black & White QR codes only, not Logo QR codes! @Kelly V

📱 Choosing the Right QR Code for the Situation Matters Not all QR codes are created equal. If you're meeting someone one-on-one at a networking event, coffee shop, meetup, or in-person conversation, a branded Logo QR Code is often the perfect choice. Your logo grabs attention, reinforces your brand, and creates a more memorable first impression. But what if you're promoting your community at a larger event? My friend @Nick Nebelsky is headed to a World Cup game, and if you've ever met Nick, you know he's a master promoter. He understands that when you're surrounded by thousands of people, visibility and simplicity matter. That's why a large, traditional black-and-white QR code is often the better choice for crowded environments. Why? Because high-contrast black-and-white QR codes are generally easier to scan from greater distances. The farther away your audience is, the more important scan reliability becomes. A simple rule: ✅ Close-range sharing = Logo QR Code ✅ Large crowds or long-distance scanning = Traditional Black & White QR Code The goal isn't just to look good. The goal is to make it as easy as possible for people to connect with your community, profile, or offer. Every extra bit of friction reduces the chances of someone taking action. 📸 Speaking of large-event QR codes... The image of Nick is AI generated, but it will work if you scan it from your desktop. Take a scan and see where it leads. 👀 Don't spoil it for everyone else—drop a comment with your first impression after you land there.👇

I've made a small change to Bio Builders that I think will encourage more sharing and collaboration. Starting today, you'll see a new category called Promote. Unlike many communities, self-promotion is welcome here—as long as you're sharing one of the things we focus on inside Bio Builders: 🔗 Link-in-Bio Pages 📱 Logo QR Codes 🎨 Canva Flyers The goal isn't to create a place for random link drops. The goal is to give members a place to showcase what they're building, get feedback, inspire others, and discover new ideas. If you've created something you're proud of, I want to see it. To kick things off, I have shared an example of how I use a Canva flyer to promote one of the hottest Skool communities as an affiliate. What will be the first thing you share in 🚀 Promote?