Thought QR codes were dead? The pandemic fueled the resurgence of these blocky, fragmented data icons, and now, they’re everywhere. So, as a tech-forward real estate agent, here’s how you can leverage them and meet clients where they are.
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It’s time to pay attention to QR codes: Your future clients
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