# SEO Outreach Emails for Top 20 qrmaster.net Targets

## Notes

- Use a real sender name and personal email.
- Keep the signature plain.
- One follow-up after 5-7 days is enough.
- For weaker Tier 3 targets, send only if Tier 1 and Tier 2 are exhausted.

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## 1. Mailchimp
- URL: https://www.mailchimp.com/resources/startup-tools/
- Contact: content@mailchimp.com
- Subject: startup tools

Hi,

Your startup tools page is strong on software founders use to run growth, but it skips one offline-to-online tool that shows up constantly in real campaigns: dynamic QR codes.

Teams use them on flyers, packaging inserts, event signage, and direct mail when they need the destination to stay editable after print. That is the part most free QR generators do not handle well.

qrmaster.net gives you free dynamic codes to start, plus tracking and bulk creation if a team needs to scale.

Would that be worth considering for the list?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 2. Edutopia
- URL: https://www.edutopia.org/article/make-digital-classroom-tools-work-for-you/
- Contact: community@edutopia.org
- Subject: classroom links

Hi,

Your piece on making digital classroom tools work is practical, especially around how teachers combine tools rather than add more noise.

One missing piece is the handoff from paper to digital. Teachers still use printed worksheets, wall stations, and take-home sheets, and QR codes are often the cleanest way to get students from paper to the right resource without typing links.

qrmaster.net is a simple QR tool with dynamic codes, so the destination can be updated later without reprinting the material.

Could that be a useful addition to the article?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 3. Zendesk
- URL: https://www.zendesk.com/blog/startup-tools/
- Contact: content@zendesk.com
- Subject: startup stack

Hi,

Your startup tools post covers the usual operating stack well. One category I expected to see but did not was dynamic QR codes.

Founders end up using them for trade shows, one-pagers, packaging, retail counters, and printed onboarding material when they need a link that can still change after the asset is already out.

qrmaster.net is built around that use case, with dynamic destinations, scan analytics, and bulk creation when a team moves beyond one-off codes.

Would that fit the page?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 4. Eventbrite
- URL: https://www.eventbrite.com/blog/free-event-planning-software/
- Contact: press@eventbrite.com
- Subject: event updates

Hi,

Your roundup of event planning software is useful, especially for people trying to avoid fragmented tools.

One practical gap: a QR tool for printed signage, schedules, check-in pages, menus, or speaker updates when details change after assets are already printed.

That is exactly where dynamic QR codes help. qrmaster.net lets event teams keep the printed code but update the destination later, which is useful when rooms, agendas, or landing pages change at the last minute.

Would that be worth adding to the resource list?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 5. Cvent
- URL: https://www.cvent.com/en/blog/events/event-management-software-features
- Contact: blog@cvent.com
- Subject: event signage

Hi,

Your article on event management software features is grounded in actual event workflows, not generic feature talk.

One adjacent tool worth including is a dynamic QR code generator. Event teams use it for printed agendas, venue signage, exhibitor material, and check-in flows when the target page may need to change after print.

qrmaster.net was built for that kind of use: editable destinations, scan tracking, and bulk creation if an event needs many codes at once.

Would that be relevant for the piece?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 6. t3n
- URL: https://t3n.de/news/kostenlose-tools-fuer-startups-608883/
- Contact: redaktion@t3n.de
- Subject: startup tools

Hallo,

eure Liste mit kostenlosen Tools für Startups deckt viele typische SaaS-Kategorien ab. Was darin noch fehlt, ist ein sinnvoller QR-Code-Use-Case für Teams, die auch offline unterwegs sind.

Startups nutzen QR-Codes inzwischen nicht nur auf Flyern, sondern auch auf Eventmaterial, Packaging, One-Pagern oder Print-Assets im Vertrieb. Relevant wird es vor allem dann, wenn sich die Zielseite nach dem Druck noch ändern können muss.

qrmaster.net ist genau dafür gebaut: dynamische QR-Codes, Tracking und bei Bedarf Bulk-Erstellung.

Wäre das eine sinnvolle Ergänzung für eure Liste?

Viele Grüße  
[Dein Name]

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## 7. Gründerszene
- URL: https://www.gruenderszene.de/business/startup-tools-marketing-vertrieb-it
- Contact: redaktion@gruenderszene.de
- Subject: marketing tools

Hallo,

in eurer Übersicht zu Startup-Tools für Marketing, Vertrieb und IT fehlt eine eher unscheinbare, aber in der Praxis oft genutzte Kategorie: dynamische QR-Codes.

Gerade bei Events, Flyern, Print-Beilagen oder Sales-Unterlagen hilft ein QR-Code nur dann wirklich, wenn der Link später noch geändert werden kann. Sonst wird aus einem nützlichen Asset schnell ein Neudruck-Thema.

qrmaster.net löst genau diesen Teil sauber, inklusive Tracking und Bulk-Erstellung für größere Kampagnen.

Passt das als Ergänzung in euren Beitrag?

Viele Grüße  
[Dein Name]

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## 8. Common Sense Education
- URL: https://www.commonsense.org/education/articles/the-best-family-communication-platforms-for-teachers-and-schools
- Contact: editor@commonsense.org
- Subject: school handouts

Hi,

Your piece on family communication platforms is useful for the messaging layer between schools and families.

One small tool that fits that workflow well is a QR code generator for printed handouts, take-home sheets, event reminders, and classroom notices. It gives schools a simple bridge from paper to the correct digital destination without asking families to type long links.

qrmaster.net focuses on dynamic QR codes, so schools can update the destination later without reprinting the notice itself.

Would that be a sensible addition to the article?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 9. Shopify
- URL: https://www.shopify.com/blog/startup-tools
- Contact: blog@shopify.com
- Subject: offline traffic

Hi,

Your startup tools piece covers the usual software stack well. One practical category that often gets missed is dynamic QR codes for offline traffic.

Founders and small commerce teams use them on packaging, inserts, shelf talkers, retail posters, and pop-up event material when they want the printed asset to stay usable even if the destination changes later.

qrmaster.net is built around that use case, with dynamic links, scan analytics, and bulk creation for larger campaigns.

Worth a look for the list?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 10. Lehrer-Online
- URL: https://www.lehrer-online.de/unterricht/sekundarstufen/naturwissenschaften/informatik/
- Contact: redaktion@lehrer-online.de
- Subject: unterricht links

Hallo,

eure Informatik-Ressourcen sind stark, vor allem weil sie direkt aus Unterrichtssituationen gedacht wirken.

Ein Werkzeug, das dort noch gut hineinpasst, ist ein QR-Code-Generator für Arbeitsblätter, Stationen oder Aufgabenblätter mit digitalen Ergänzungen. Gerade im Unterricht spart das viel Reibung, weil niemand Links abtippen muss.

qrmaster.net bietet dynamische QR-Codes, sodass Lehrkräfte den Ziel-Link später noch anpassen können, ohne Materialien neu zu drucken.

Wäre das etwas für eure Ressourcen?

Viele Grüße  
[Dein Name]

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## 11. Fast Company
- URL: https://www.fastcompany.com/90645634/the-best-productivity-tools-for-small-business-owners
- Contact: tips@fastcompany.com
- Subject: small business tools

Hi,

Your productivity tools piece is broader than a standard startup roundup, which is why one omission stood out to me: dynamic QR codes.

Small businesses use them in surprisingly practical ways, from printed menus and flyers to trade-show materials and packaging inserts. The useful part is not the code itself, it is being able to change the destination later without wasting the print run.

qrmaster.net is focused on that exact job, with dynamic destinations and scan tracking built in.

Would it be worth considering for the article?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 12. Canva
- URL: https://www.canva.com/learn/startup-tools/
- Contact: content@canva.com
- Subject: printed campaigns

Hi,

Your startup tools page is useful for early teams that are assembling a practical stack, not just chasing shiny tools.

One category that fits well there is dynamic QR codes for print-driven campaigns. Founders use them on postcards, brochures, packaging, event signage, and in-store material when they need the destination to stay editable after design work is already done.

qrmaster.net handles that well, with dynamic links, scan analytics, and bulk generation when the use case grows beyond a single code.

Could that fit the page?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 13. TechCrunch
- URL: https://www.techcrunch.com/2012/08/01/what-startups-should-do-before-they-get-into-the-vcs-office/
- Contact: tips@techcrunch.com
- Subject: founder resources

Hi,

This is a slightly different angle than a typical software pitch.

For founders doing events, investor meetings, demo days, and printed leave-behinds, dynamic QR codes are one of those low-profile tools that keep showing up because they make offline material measurable and editable after it is already in circulation.

qrmaster.net is built for that, with dynamic destinations and scan tracking rather than just static code generation.

Might be worth including anywhere you keep founder resource roundups.

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 14. Notion
- URL: https://www.notion.so/blog/startup-tools-stack
- Contact: blog-team@makenotion.com
- Subject: startup ops

Hi,

Your startup stack article is close to how teams actually work, which is why this feels adjacent rather than random.

One tool type that often belongs in that stack is dynamic QR codes for offline touchpoints: printed onboarding, trade-show assets, internal signage, product packaging, or field material that still needs an editable destination.

qrmaster.net focuses on that layer, with dynamic links, scan analytics, and bulk creation if a team needs many codes at once.

Would that be relevant for the piece?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 15. HubSpot
- URL: https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/entrepreneur-resources
- Contact: blog@hubspot.com
- Subject: entrepreneur resources

Hi,

Your entrepreneur resources page is broad enough that one missing category stood out: dynamic QR codes.

Founders and small marketing teams use them on flyers, print inserts, trade-show handouts, and retail material when they need the destination to stay editable after the asset is out in the world. That is where a basic static QR generator usually stops being enough.

qrmaster.net is built around that exact use case, with dynamic links, scan analytics, and bulk creation when campaigns expand.

Would that be worth adding?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 16. Entrepreneur
- URL: https://www.entrepreneur.com/science-technology/10-essential-tools-for-every-startup-founder/336457
- Contact: editorial@entrepreneur.com
- Subject: founder stack

Hi,

Your startup founder tools piece covers the standard software stack well. One practical category I expected to see was dynamic QR codes.

They are useful anywhere founders still rely on physical touchpoints, whether that is an expo booth, a one-pager, packaging, or printed collateral. The important part is being able to update the destination later without reprinting.

qrmaster.net focuses on that, with dynamic links, scan data, and bulk creation for larger sets of codes.

Could that fit the article?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 17. Buffer
- URL: https://www.buffer.com/library/startup-tools/
- Contact: hello@buffer.com
- Subject: startup list

Hi,

Your startup tools list is practical and readable, which is probably why one missing category stood out to me: dynamic QR codes.

They are useful for more than events. Founders use them on packaging, printed promo material, customer onboarding cards, and offline campaigns when the link may need to change later.

qrmaster.net is built for that layer, with dynamic destinations, tracking, and bulk creation when there are many codes to manage.

Would that be worth adding to the list?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 18. Intercom
- URL: https://www.intercom.com/blog/startup-tools-for-growth/
- Contact: blog@intercom.io
- Subject: growth tools

Hi,

Your startup growth tools piece is naturally focused on digital channels, but one useful edge case missing from the list is dynamic QR codes for offline growth touchpoints.

Teams use them for packaging inserts, event materials, direct mail, posters, and printed onboarding flows when they want a link they can still update later and measure.

qrmaster.net was built for that use case, with editable destinations, scan analytics, and bulk generation.

Would that be relevant for the page?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 19. Inc.
- URL: https://www.inc.com/guides/2010/06/best-free-software-for-startups.html
- Contact: editorial@inc.com
- Subject: free software

Hi,

Your free software for startups guide is old enough to have room for one very practical update: dynamic QR codes.

They are useful whenever a startup has printed material in market but still wants to change where people land later, whether that is a promo flyer, event handout, packaging insert, or storefront sign.

qrmaster.net offers that in a straightforward way, with free dynamic codes to start and analytics if a team needs more than a static generator.

Would it make sense as an addition?

Best,  
[Your Name]

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## 20. Forbes / Bernard Marr
- URL: https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2025/06/23/20-game-changing-ai-tools-every-small-business-leader-needs-now/
- Contact: hello@bernardmarr.com
- Subject: small business tools

Hi,

Your roundup focuses on AI tools, so this is slightly adjacent rather than a direct category match.

The reason I am reaching out anyway is that small business teams increasingly use dynamic QR codes anywhere print meets digital: brochures, packaging, event materials, menus, and in-store signage. The useful part is being able to change the destination after print and still measure scans.

qrmaster.net is built around that use case.

If you ever expand the list beyond AI-only tools, would that be relevant?

Best,  
[Your Name]
