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Promote your assessment in person and in print

QR code placements inside your practice, where to drop printed cards locally, and postcard specs for your first print run.

Patients already in your practice are your warmest audience. Printed materials extend your reach to nearby businesses whose customers look like your patients.

Before you print

Copy your Print link from your Opaline admin and generate a QR code from it.

Using the Print link keeps your in-person completions separate from website and social traffic in your reporting.

At your practice

  • Place a QR code card at check-in and checkout

  • Have your front desk mention the assessment during check-in

  • Add a table tent with a QR code in every treatment room

  • Include your link in appointment confirmations and post-visit texts

  • Add a small card to every goodie bag or retail purchase

Need a template? Grab the Waiting-Room Poster (1200×1600, prints at 8×10.67 in) Canva template. It also works as a front-desk card at half size.

New to Canva? See Clone a Canva template.

Where to drop printed materials

Look for businesses with high dwell time and overlapping clientele.

Location type

Why it works

Coffee shops and juice bars

High dwell time and your demographic

Lash, nail, and hair salons

Customers already invested in appearance

Yoga, Pilates, and barre studios

Health-conscious wellness overlap

Fitness and chiropractic

Body-aware, open to wellness services

Dance and kids’ activities

Parents with time to scan while waiting

Boutique clothing stores

Self-care shopper mindset

Set up referral partners

Identify three to five local businesses with overlapping clientele. They display your QR code, you display theirs. Because you’re using your Print link, you can see how many completions the partnership generates.

Postcard specs

Spec

Recommendation

Size

4×6" or 5×7" horizontal

Finish

Matte or silk

Quantity

250–500 for an initial launch

Do not use a gloss finish. Gloss creates glare that prevents phone cameras from reading your QR code.

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