# 30-Day X/Twitter Content Plan for QR Master

Use this as a `30-day X/Twitter content plan` for a founder-led QR Master account. It is written in English and optimized for reach first, with product relevance built in.

## Positioning for the Month

`Dynamic QR codes for measurable offline marketing, without creepy tracking.`

## Audience Focus

Primary audience for Days 1-15:
`Restaurants / hospitality`

Secondary audience for Days 16-30:
`Agencies / offline marketers / retail operators`

## CTA Rule for the Whole Month

- Most posts: `Reply with a keyword`, `follow for more`, or `DM me`
- Only light link usage
- Put direct product CTA mainly in replies, profile, and pinned post

## 30-Day Plan

### Day 1

**Post type:** Founder positioning post  
**Hook:** `Most QR codes are dead the moment they get printed.`  
**Angle:** Static QR codes create reprint costs and broken customer journeys.  
**CTA:** `If you run offline marketing, follow this account. I’m breaking down how to fix it.`

### Day 2

**Post type:** Short insight post  
**Hook:** `A restaurant menu should not require a reprint every time one dish changes.`  
**Angle:** Dynamic QR codes for menus and specials.  
**CTA:** `Reply “menu” if you want me to post the exact setup.`

### Day 3

**Post type:** Teardown  
**Hook:** `3 mistakes I see on restaurant QR menus all the time:`  
**Angle:** Bad placement, no fallback page, no analytics.  
**CTA:** `Want me to roast your menu QR? Reply with a screenshot.`

### Day 4

**Post type:** Thread  
**Hook:** `How restaurants can update menus without reprinting tables, flyers, or window signs:`  
**Angle:** 5-step workflow using one dynamic QR.  
**CTA:** `I can turn this into a checklist if people want it.`

### Day 5

**Post type:** Contrarian post  
**Hook:** `Unpopular opinion: “free QR code generators” are expensive.`  
**Angle:** Hidden cost is reprints, lost scans, no attribution.  
**CTA:** `Agree or disagree?`

### Day 6

**Post type:** Demo video  
**Hook:** `Change the destination after print. That’s the whole game.`  
**Angle:** Quick screen recording showing edit-after-print.  
**CTA:** `DM me “edit” and I’ll send the workflow.`

### Day 7

**Post type:** Founder story  
**Hook:** `We started building QR Master because most QR tools felt like toys.`  
**Angle:** Needed analytics, bulk creation, privacy-first tracking.  
**CTA:** `What’s one thing you hate about current QR tools?`

### Day 8

**Post type:** Pain-to-fix post  
**Hook:** `If your flyer has a QR code but no tracking, you’re guessing.`  
**Angle:** Offline campaigns need measurable scans.  
**CTA:** `Reply “track” if you want a simple attribution template.`

### Day 9

**Post type:** Restaurant-specific post  
**Hook:** `Today’s special changes. Your printed QR shouldn’t.`  
**Angle:** Daily menu operations.  
**CTA:** `Restaurant owners: how often do you update menus?`

### Day 10

**Post type:** Roast / audit  
**Hook:** `This QR code placement is killing conversions.`  
**Angle:** Explain why low-visibility placements fail.  
**CTA:** `Send me your flyer/menu/poster and I’ll break it down.`

### Day 11

**Post type:** Thread  
**Hook:** `5 QR code mistakes that make restaurant marketing look cheap:`  
**Angle:** Visual clutter, dead links, bad landing pages, no tracking, wrong CTA.  
**CTA:** `I’ll post 5 fixes tomorrow if this gets traction.`

### Day 12

**Post type:** Build in public  
**Hook:** `One thing founders underestimate: people don’t want “a QR code.” They want a workflow.`  
**Angle:** Product insight from building.  
**CTA:** `What simple tool became critical in your business?`

### Day 13

**Post type:** Short proof post  
**Hook:** `One QR code. Multiple seasonal campaigns. Zero reprints.`  
**Angle:** Reuse same printed asset with changing destination.  
**CTA:** `This is one of the biggest underrated offline growth hacks.`

### Day 14

**Post type:** Demo video  
**Hook:** `From printed table card to measurable scan funnel in under 30 seconds:`  
**Angle:** Show QR creation + analytics preview.  
**CTA:** `If you want more product breakdowns, follow.`

### Day 15

**Post type:** Summary / recap  
**Hook:** `The biggest restaurant QR lesson so far:`  
**Angle:** Most businesses don’t need more print, they need more flexibility.  
**CTA:** `Next week I’m switching to agencies and offline marketers.`

### Day 16

**Post type:** Agency-focused post  
**Hook:** `If your agency runs flyer or poster campaigns without QR attribution, you’re underreporting impact.`  
**Angle:** Agencies need scan data to prove ROI.  
**CTA:** `Reply “agency” if you want my offline attribution framework.`

### Day 17

**Post type:** Contrarian post  
**Hook:** `The problem is not the QR code. The problem is the dead destination behind it.`  
**Angle:** Static link is the failure point.  
**CTA:** `This is where most campaigns quietly lose money.`

### Day 18

**Post type:** Thread  
**Hook:** `How to make offline campaigns actually measurable:`  
**Angle:** QR + UTM + landing page + analytics naming structure.  
**CTA:** `I can turn this into a swipe file.`

### Day 19

**Post type:** Audit post  
**Hook:** `3 reasons most poster QR campaigns don’t convert:`  
**Angle:** Weak CTA, poor mobile page, no tracking structure.  
**CTA:** `Want a poster teardown series?`

### Day 20

**Post type:** Demo video  
**Hook:** `Bulk-create hundreds of QR codes from a spreadsheet.`  
**Angle:** Show CSV/Excel workflow for agencies or retail.  
**CTA:** `DM me “bulk” if that would save your team time.`

### Day 21

**Post type:** Founder hot take  
**Hook:** `“Just put a QR code on it” is bad marketing advice.`  
**Angle:** QR is distribution, not strategy.  
**CTA:** `What matters more: placement, offer, or landing page?`

### Day 22

**Post type:** Mini case format  
**Hook:** `Campaign idea: one printed asset, three different destinations over 30 days.`  
**Angle:** Explain how one QR can support multiple campaign phases.  
**CTA:** `This is why dynamic matters more than design.`

### Day 23

**Post type:** Thread  
**Hook:** `How I’d structure QR tracking for an agency campaign with flyers, packaging, and in-store signage:`  
**Angle:** Naming conventions, attribution logic, reporting.  
**CTA:** `If useful, I’ll post the naming template.`

### Day 24

**Post type:** Privacy wedge post  
**Hook:** `You can measure scans without turning people into surveillance data.`  
**Angle:** Privacy-first analytics as a business advantage.  
**CTA:** `Too many teams think analytics has to mean creepy.`

### Day 25

**Post type:** Teardown  
**Hook:** `This flyer has a QR code. But it still won’t tell you what worked.`  
**Angle:** Missing attribution structure.  
**CTA:** `Reply with “audit” and I’ll post a fixed version.`

### Day 26

**Post type:** Retail / packaging post  
**Hook:** `Packaging QR codes get interesting when you can change the destination later.`  
**Angle:** Product updates, campaigns, support pages, seasonal promos.  
**CTA:** `Retail operators: are you using QR for support, promo, or repeat purchase?`

### Day 27

**Post type:** Build in public  
**Hook:** `One thing we keep seeing: people buy QR tools for “generation” and stay for “management.”`  
**Angle:** Product-market insight.  
**CTA:** `That distinction matters more than most founders think.`

### Day 28

**Post type:** Demo video  
**Hook:** `Here’s what “measurable offline workflow” actually looks like in practice:`  
**Angle:** Create, edit, track, compare placements.  
**CTA:** `If this kind of content is useful, I’ll make it a weekly series.`

### Day 29

**Post type:** Hero thread  
**Hook:** `Most offline marketing teams don’t have a traffic problem. They have a measurement problem.`  
**Angle:** Big thesis thread connecting restaurants, agencies, retail, and dynamic QR logic.  
**CTA:** `If you work in offline marketing, this is the framework.`

### Day 30

**Post type:** Month-end recap + soft CTA  
**Hook:** `30 days of talking to people about QR workflows taught me this:`  
**Angle:** Summarize 5 strongest lessons from the month.  
**CTA:** `If you want, next I’ll publish the full playbook: hooks, setup, and attribution templates.`

## Weekly Cadence

- `Mon`: strong opinion or positioning
- `Tue`: practical educational post
- `Wed`: teardown or audit
- `Thu`: thread
- `Fri`: product proof or demo
- `Sat`: founder insight / build in public
- `Sun`: recap or lighter conversation post

## Content Mix

- `8 threads`
- `6 teardown/audit posts`
- `5 demo videos`
- `6 short contrarian/value posts`
- `5 founder/build-in-public posts`

## Reply Strategy

Every day, add:

- `10-15 replies` to founders, marketers, restaurant-tech, local business, retail ops, and agency accounts
- Focus on posts about: offline marketing, menus, customer journeys, attribution, retail campaigns, print, local growth
- Use replies to seed your core themes:
  - reprint cost
  - edit after print
  - measurable offline
  - privacy-first analytics
  - bulk workflows

## Optional Next Step

If needed, this can be expanded into:

1. fully written tweets for all 30 days
2. 8 full threads written out
3. a Notion-style content calendar with posting times and CTAs
