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How QR Codes Can Make Your Products Better

07/28/2020 Guest Post

QR codes have been around for a while, but are still an underutilized technology that holds a lot of benefits that numerous companies are failing to exploit. They’re great at providing a link between print and online marketing, and they create a measurable way for businesses to track the success of their campaigns and products. QR codes have the potential to make your products drastically better, and smarter, be it if they appear on the packaging or product itself. They also provide a creative way to improve your goods. Here’s…

QRHacker offers creation of designer QR codes for businesses and individuals

04/18/201204/18/2012 Jesse Collins

Designer QR codes are becoming more popular as a branding strategy for businesses. These codes are identical to conventional QR codes apart from the fact that they can be embedded with a small logo or graphical design. These designs do not impair the functionality of the codes, however, meaning that will still be useful to a company’s mobile initiatives. Designer codes can be a good way for businesses with a need to reach out to mobile consumers to brand themselves and make their codes stand out from those used by…

Annual student sculpture event at Washington University has a new mobile twist

04/05/201204/04/2012 Julie Campbell

QR code art Washington University and University City’s 26th annual Student Sculpture Project began on April 1, with an event at Centennial Commons, after which point the various art pieces will remain available for public viewing until September. The pieces on display were selected from among those submitted by the Washington University Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts sculpture students. Their submissions included both proposals and models, as well as the budgets they would require. They were submitted to the University City Municipal Arts and Letters Commission.…

Youth Unlimited gathers community support to build the world’s largest QR code

04/02/201204/02/2012 Stephen Vagus

Youth Unlimited North York, a non-profit organization based in Ontario, Canada, is embarking on a journey to build the world’s largest QR code. The current record holder is Air Fest, a day camp company also based in Canada. Air Fest’s QR code comes in at a massive 15,625 square feet, a standard that Youth Unlimited believes it can beat with the help of volunteers. The organization is reaching out to the youth community in Toronto, petitioning their aid in the construction of the gargantuan QR code. As of now, the…

SBS launches new QR code voting system to engage young, tech-savvy voters

04/02/201204/02/2012 Sam Lambert

Election year is in full swing in the U.S. Presidential hopefuls are ramping up their campaigns and aggressively looking to win the favor of voters throughout the country. Mobile technology may play a large role in this year’s elections, especially as candidates make an effort to appeal to a younger generation. Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS), a provider of election services and voting systems, has announced the inclusion of QR codes to its services. This aspect of the company’s service is designed specifically to engage mobile consumers. Those making use…