Research shows that the outcomes of those campaigns are better than direct mail. The results of a recent study have shown that QR codes that are included in the ads in print magazines are producing notably better response rates than those seen from more traditional forms of direct mail marketing. This success is generating support for the mobile marketing technique, where some doubt had remained. Throughout the second quarter of 2012, there were more than 2,200 mobile barcodes used in the top American print magazines. This was an increase of…
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What this season has taught companies about mobile for the next holiday
The holidays this year were the first time that mobile commerce played a notable role in the shopping experience, so this was the first time that businesses involved in that channel were able to try out new techniques and learn for future holidays. A webinar has already been planned that goes over the lessons that have been learned about mobile holiday shopping. It is an hour long and has been made available for free. It involved the participation of RSR Research, Carat, Kony Solutions, and Google, and followed the progress…
Read MoreFox uses QR codes for virtual store movie marketing in the United Kingdom
Twentieth Century Fox has announced the launch of its new “virtual store” which will use QR codes and other mobile techniques in order to sell movies to UK consumers through the use of their smartphones. The marketing campaign for the virtual store includes bus shelter ads in large cities which feature QR codes alongside the movie titles that are available for purchase in the virtual store. When a smartphone user scans the 2 dimensional code, it launches the HMV retail page specific to the movie product associated with the code.…
Read MoreMacy’s to include mobile marketing in its back to school strategy
Macy’s has announced that it has launched its back to school marketing campaign which includes a mobile effort that will support DoSomething.org, which is a youth volunteer organization. DoSomething.org will be receiving one dollar from Macy’s every time a particular QR code is scanned using a mobile device inside the mstylelab in the retailer’s stores, to a limit of $250,000. Scanning the 2D barcode provides customers with information about the volunteer organization and social responsibility, in addition to helpful videos that concentrate on the latest styles and fashions. One of…
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