Printing QR Codes will promote your Company

Is you Company missing out not having a QR code printed.

Do you have a member of staff who will work 24-7 for free. This is what a printed QR code can do for your company. This simple code printed on all your out door advertising can increase you ROI. Once printed the code is your company gate way it will promote and offer your service or product. How people with a smart phone can down load a free QR code reader this is used to scan your code. What it does reads your code & takes your customers direct to your web site. A static code once scanned will deliver the customers to your web site, however improvements have now been made that offer far more flexibility. It is now possible with new soft wear to change what is viewed. Not only you web site but video or promotions on your web site. The code can be scanned & you could show a video of a new product next time it is used it can be a special price offer. Retail can benefit get people to scan the code bring the phone in to the store to claim a discount. Larger stores can add the code to Point of Sale this could be used to bring people in to the store to scan the code to claim a free cup of coffee when the store is slow & to promote future events when the store is busy.

Were should you display you new QR code. This should be printed on to any thing that your customers has access to. Window graphics, Banners. Point of Sale & Vehicle graphics. Printing you QR code does not have to be boring it no longer has to be black to work. Your code can be customised to your logo & printed in any colour or combination of colours. Take a look at our Face book page. Promotional printing can now offer you a whole lot more for your money with the inclusion of a QR code.

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QR codes – what are they all about?

You’re bound to have seen them around – those little black-and-white pixelated squares that seem to be cropping up more and more often lately. But just what are they? QR codes, or mobile tags, is the answer. A QR (that’s Quick Response) code is like a barcode that can be read by applications on certain mobiles and smartphones that, when scanned, will take you directly to a mobile version of a website (you can try it for yourself here).

The codes were created in Japan and are now becoming very popular in Europe too. When scanned by a reader (easily downloaded onto iPhones and Android devices and often pre-installed on many mobile platforms), the codes can lead to a mobile website, location information, a voucher code or special offer, contact details or even a trailer for a film. They can carry several hundreds of times the amount of data carried by ordinary barcodes thanks to their ability to be read in both horizontal and vertical directions.

QR codes can now be found on t-shirts, posters, business cards, the sides of buildings (see the skyscraper in Tokyo that has been turned into a giant QR code) and have even started to be used as artwork. They are being used more frequently in the gaming world, where players of the PlayStation 3 game Little Big Planet 2 can generate and print a code for every level in the game, and hold the code up to the PlayStation Eye camera to be taken directly to that level. The Nintendo 3DS Mii Maker application can generate a code for any Mii so that it can be published or shared on the internet, and the game Defense Grid: The Awakening (used in the Portal 2 ARG campaign) even has a level shaped like a QR code.

Any business can take advantage of the new technology and show off their tech knowledge through the use of a QR code. Add them to your posters, business cards and promotional material and give customers quick access to product details, contact information and special offers. The codes can be easily generated using sites such as Kaywa, and it’s even possible to add a logo into the code (provided your code has a high enough error correction margin).

Sources: Wikipedia, QRCode.com, Search Engine Land, EasyKey, Mashable

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