Touchpoints
Every place people see you can take an inquiry.
Websites, social media, YouTube, trucks, signs, print, TV and radio. Zaleeka gives each one a way to ask, and tags every inquiry with where it started.
90-day pilot: $499 setup + $198/mo. No lock-in.
- Website
- Social media
- YouTube
- QR code on your van
- Door hanger and flyer
- Yard sign
- TV and radio
Inbox · TodayExample
- Yard sign
Water heater leaking
Yard sign, Oak St · 7:12 AM
- YouTube video
Panel upgrade quote
YouTube video · 12:40 PM
- Trailer QR
Weekly mowing, corner lot
Trailer QR · 5:18 PM
- TV spot
Drain backing up
TV spot · 9:05 PM
Where it works
Put it wherever your name already is.
Website
A talk button on every page. Visitors ask without filling in a form, and you still get their details.
Social media
A link in your bio, posts and ads on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or Nextdoor opens a conversation instead of a form or a DM that sits unanswered.
YouTube
A link and QR code in your video descriptions, pinned comments and on screen. Viewers ask about their own job while they watch you do one.
Vans and trucks
Parked on a job, your van is a billboard. A QR code lets the neighbors ask what you would charge them.
Yard signs
After every job, a sign with a QR code turns the street’s curiosity into quote requests.
Flyers, door hangers and mailers
Give people a way to ask right now, from the front door or the kitchen counter, instead of hoping they keep the paper.
Shop and event signs
Signs at your location, trade shows, sponsorships and local events.
TV and radio
Put a QR code on screen or read out a short link. Each spot gets its own tag, so you can see what it brought in.
Tag everything
Know what each truck, sign and ad brings in.
Each QR code and link carries its own tag: Truck 3, the Oak St yard sign, the spring mailer, the Tuesday TV spot. Inquiries arrive with that tag, so you can compare what each one brings in and spend where it works.
Where this week’s inquiries came fromSample data
- Truck 16
- Truck 29
- Truck 34
- Oak St yard signs5
- Spring mailer3
- TV spot, Tue2
Getting the most from QR codes
Three things that make people scan.
Give a reason
Say what they get: “Scan for a price range” beats a bare code.
Make it easy to scan
Size and place codes for where people actually stand or park. Test them before you print.
One code per place
A separate code for each truck, sign or mailer is what makes source tracking work.