A Google review QR code for your bakery
A bakery serves three hundred people in a few hours, with a queue that must not slow down. You have the footfall everyone else envies, and not one second to ask anybody for anything. It is the trade where the number of reviews sits furthest from the number of happy customers.
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The moment: after the sale, not during it
Unlike a restaurant, there is no window at the counter: the queue moves, and anything that slows it costs you money. The moment comes afterwards — in the bag, on the walk home, or in front of the window while waiting to be served. That is why the bakery is the one trade where a flyer dropped in the bag beats the tent card.
The pieces that earn their place: the flyer and the sticker
The flyer goes in the bag with the bread: the customer finds it at home, unhurried. The window sticker works on the queue, where people look everywhere while they wait. The tent card still earns its spot by the till for anyone eating in. In practice most bakers print the flyer by the hundred — the files are yours, with no print limit.
What you get
- An A6 landscape counter tent card, folded in two
- A window sticker, 10 × 10 cm
- An A6 counter flyer
- Your QR code on its own, as SVG and high-resolution PNG
Vector PDFs, bleed and crop marks included. The tent card prints on a plain A4 sheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How many flyers can I print?
- As many as you want. The PDFs are vector files, licensed to you for unlimited commercial use in your own premises: print ten or ten thousand, you never pay again.
- Does the flyer fit in a bread bag?
- The flyer is A6 — 105 × 148 mm, half an A5 sheet. It slides into a bread bag as easily as into a pastry bag.
- Does the code scan through a shop window?
- Yes. It is printed black on white with the quiet zone the standard requires, which leaves it the margin it needs to be read through glass, at an angle, and on an overcast day.
- I have no Google listing — can I still order?
- No. The QR code points at your Google Business Profile, so it has to exist first. Creating one is free and takes about ten minutes at google.com/business.
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