QR codes find love with local business mobile marketers

QR Code Statistics

Mobile marketing platform, BestBuzz, uses dynamic QR codes in order to provide consumers with various types of rewards while generating hype about different brands using social media, making it a very successful choice for local businesses who used these promotions for this year’s Valentine’s Day. The Valentine’s Day campaigns ran from January 30, right through to the end of February 14, and were designed to have consumers use their mobile devices and the BestBuzz mobile app to scan a special heart-shaped QR code. Scanning the “buzz code” gave the mobile…

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Marketing with mobile for small and medium businesses in 2012

Mobile Marketing ROI

As 2011 comes to its end, marketers are looking into the next year to help to predict how mobile marketing for small and medium businesses (SMBs) will look. The dominant belief is that 2012 will be filled with many different mobile marketing opportunities, including many that have not yet been considered. This year’s figures are already showing that SMBs are largely taking on mobile. In fact, a study by BIA/Kelsey, called “Local Commerce Monitor” showed that 87 percent of businesses of that size are already spending almost a quarter (24…

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Mobify helps smaller businesses to make an online presence

Many small businesses are seeing the growth that mobile commerce has experienced over 2011, particularly during the holiday shopping season, and are wondering whether or not it is appropriate for them to market through these channels. According to Mobify’s CEO, Igor Faletski, there is no single answer, but there are ways to make the right decision. To start, Faletski says that a business must find out how much of its regular website traffic is coming from a smartphone or tablet device. This isn’t difficult information to obtain, as most quality…

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Consumer awareness of QR codes still lacking, may divide the marketing industry

Consumer awareness of QR codes seems to be lacking in the U.S. Recently, USA Today reporter Jefferson Graham visited the set of CBS’ Let’s Make A Deal where he surveyed the audience on what they knew about the blocky codes. Not surprisingly, Graham found that only 30% of the audience knew about the codes and had used them before. The other 70% did not know that the codes existed at all. Graham’s findings, though limited in scope, are backed by recent reports from comScore, a market research firm, regarding QR…

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