How Richard uses Uniqode
One code for the bike, one for the business card, both built to change.
for scans generated per code deployed
for total scan volume across all Uniqode customers
The challenge
A motorcycle rental business needs advertising attached to physical assets (the bikes themselves, banners, billboards, flyers), plus a professional identity card for outreach, with destinations that can be swapped without reprinting anything physical.
The solution
The account keeps a small, purpose-built set of codes: two business card variants suited to different print backgrounds, a personal contact card, and a main link-page hub that has already been revised at least once. Link pages and website destinations are used deliberately for different jobs: one for a personal identity, one for the brand hub.
How Richard puts it to work
Business cards built for different backgrounds
Two card variants exist for different print contexts, plus a personal contact card. Design intent, not one code stretched across every use.
A main hub that gets revised
The account's link-page hub is already on its second version, showing it is treated as a living asset rather than a set-and-forget page.
Link pages and websites split by purpose
Link pages carry the identity and hub content; a separate website code handles a distinct destination: a deliberate mix rather than one code reused everywhere.
Small account, efficient deployment
With only a handful of live codes, each one is asked to do real work rather than being one of many rarely-scanned entries.
Features used
04 · The outcome
A small, four-code account is still landing well above typical scan efficiency and volume. Flexibility shows up as a wide margin on scans per code, not just headline traffic.