I’ve only just recently posted about QR codes here, so what better way to get familiar with QR codes than to scan them. Firstly, you’re going to need a smartphone that runs any of the following. iOS (iPhones), Android (HTC, Samsung, etc), Blackberry, or Windows Mobile (Nokia, etc). This would cover many of you reading [click to read entire post]
I blog lyrical about QR codes and have written a number of articles about it here, here and here. You can tell I love them. So why not start using them for your business? A great website to check out is QRstuff and not only can you see the type of data you can link [click to read entire post]
Ok, we all know that people have mixed feelings about QR codes and whether or not they’re worth the trouble. But there’s no denying that as a tool to extend the reach of your brand, message and product, they’re pretty cool and extremely simple to make. Current statistics indicate that last year 300 million smartphones [click to read entire post]
In Australia we have a whole swagger of retail outlets aimed directly at girls (would they be aimed at any other market?). One such retail outlet is Sportsgirl. One of the more popular and well known of the young-nephew-named, “girly shops” it has taken a different approach to store marketing by including discrete QR codes [click to read entire post]
Ask an IT geek what a QR code is, and they won’t bat an eyelid. In most cases, they’ll pull out their smartphone ready to scan whatever code is available. A QR code (or Quick Response code) is a form of barcode that can convey all manner of information. Used extensively for years in the [click to read entire post]
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