Millions of people marry each year. For most, their first (and hopefully only) marriage is filled with big plans for the big day. Flowers, bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses (who invented that travesty?) and gift registries. Whatever you buy on the list people appreciate getting exactly what they want. The difference over
QR Codes are an interesting phenomenon. While the use of them are growing, it seems to be a technology looking for a use. Many business are using them in advertising to send readers to specific web pages, which seem to us to be a waste of time and the artistic integrity of most
QR codes are becoming an ever increasing part of the digital landscape. With the proliferation of smartphones, marketers are able to use QR codes to help market products online like never before. Here is an infographic from lab42.com showing how we are adopting QR codes. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
Beach volleyball has reached bottom...or should I say, bottoms. Two British Olympic beach volleyball hopefuls, Shauna Mullin and Zara Dumpney, have agreed to sport QR (Quick Response) codes on their bikini bottoms during this week's Visa FIVB Beach Volleyball International Tournament in London. The QR codes, when photographed by a smartphone with a reader,
mobile advertising is a rapidly growing marketing channel. As more and more of us adopt smartphones and utilize the growing universe of apps, we are becoming smarter, more astute shoppers, even when inside a store, comparing prices outside the store or online. The growth of mobile advertising and of online coupons is
