7 deadly sins as applied to QR codes
May 20, 2013QR codes have been mocked, debased, abused and downright hated, oftentimes with good reason.
QR codes have been mocked, debased, abused and downright hated, oftentimes with good reason.
Outdoor gear brand JanSport is leveraging QR codes and NFC to mobilize transit shelters around New York’s Union Square neighborhood and drive foot traffic into retailer Paragon Sports’ nearby location.
Re/Max real estate agents are putting QR codes on their business cards to link homebuyers to relevant information and, ultimately, help close sales.
KFC is mobilizing a new children’s meal option via QR codes that provides easy access to product information and a way to enter a sweepstakes.
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There has been discussion around Square’s round of funding and how there is a battle going on over control of the point-of-sale (POS)—and it is not only about payment.
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Rita’s Italian Ice is using QR codes and a mobile application to promote the company’s annual Free Ice day, as well as build up its new loyalty club.
Adspace Digital Mall Network has teamed up with Blue Bite to install near field communication technology into 140 malls and interact with shoppers in a new way.
Frozen yogurt chain Yogurtland is taking a big scoop of mobile for its new Flavor Quest promotion that includes a new smartphone application and in-store QR codes.