Why a QR catalogue in a showroom?
Showroom purchases are big decisions. People look, leave, discuss at home and come back. A QR code on each display or at the entrance lets them take your range home on their phone, with photos and prices, instead of a brochure that ends up in a drawer.
Use “From ₹45,000” where a price depends on size or finish, or “Price on request” for made-to-order pieces, so nobody is put off by a missing price.
How do visitors ask about a product later?
Each product can carry an “Ask on WhatsApp” button that opens a chat with your showroom, the product already named in the message. It's off by default and meant for when the page is shared online, so evening browsing at home turns into a real enquiry.
Rewards that suit big purchases
Few customers buy a sofa every month, so a stamp card matters less here than referrals. With refer a friend on its own, a buyer shares their link, the friend gets an offer such as ₹1,000 off their first purchase, and the buyer gets the same once the friend has bought. Staff give both at the counter.
A typical showroom page
Showrooms usually set up:
- A product grid with photos, in sections like Sofas, Beds and Dining.
- “From” prices and featured offers at the top.
- Ask on WhatsApp buttons for online visitors.
- Refer a friend with offers for both sides.
- QR codes on displays, at the entrance and on brochures.