Thankster has announced that it is now offering “thank you” and other greetings through its online store, which uses QR codes.
This allows the company’s customers to offer their thanks for holiday gifts and experiences this year by sending dynamic multimedia experiences that are accessible through QR codes, enhancing what the recipient will receive from a traditional thank you note cared. These barcodes are printed on a conventional card and provides a simple way to share videos, photos, and other online features.
According to the CEO of Thankster, Paul Geller, the company has a history of bringing together social pleasantries and gratitude with the convenience of the internet. He also explained that with the use of QR codes, they are able to bring a whole new technique into play, where high tech options enhance the experience of sending and receiving traditional cards.
He stated that this works well with sending a physical card, which is favored by tradition and etiquette, but said that “Our new QR feature lets you bring the traditional paper card to life.” He described the benefit in saying that while a recipient is pleased to receive a thank you card after having sent a gift or attended a wedding, being able to scan the QR code and view a video or picture from the event further enhances the enjoyment sent with the card.
The Thankster functionality allows customers to add a QR code to either an electronic or printed card, either individually per recipient or en masse.
