I run a small ecommerce store. I would like to print a QR code on my delivery boxes, which the users can scan, and it will lead them to my Gmail email address.
If my customers have any feedback or issues or want exchanges, they need to email me. Adding a QR Code to my packages makes the process seamless for them.
That’s a smart way to streamline user feedback! Feedback is important, especially for e-commerce businesses looking to boost repeat purchases and increase CLV.
The QR Code Generator’s Email QR Code generator is the tool you are looking for. It allows you to create a QR Code that, when scanned, opens the user’s email app with your email address and draft email prefilled. (Don’t worry they can edit it)
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can create an email QR code for your Gmail.
Step 1: Go to the https://www.the-qrcode-generator.com/
Step 2: Click on “Email”
Step 3: Enter the email you want users to send feedback or requests.
Step 4: [Optional] Add a prefilled subject line and email draft. This is optional. If it’s up to me, I’ll add a prefilled subject line that says “Feedback on XYZ.” This will help me filter out these emails and make it easier for customers to leave feedback.
Step 5: [Optional] Customize your QR Code by clicking the “Color plate” icon. You can change the color, style and the outer margin of the QR Code.
Step 6: Open your phone’s camera and test the QR code displayed on the right by scanning it or using an online QR code testing tool.
Step 7: Download your QR Code and print it on your delivery packages.
Here’s an example of a Gmail QR Code I made. Before creating your own, test it out to understand how it works.
