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Michael Comins

ScanLife enters tech spat with logo-centric QR codesGoMo News - 0 views

  • ScanLife is calling this new offering a Designer Code mobile barcode service.
  • It claims this, “allows those creating 2D codes, like QR codes, the ability to select from a number of different colour schemes and include images like a brand logo within the code’s design.”
Michael Comins

New Accenture mobile commerce study shows American consumers open to social media ads o... - 0 views

  • 64 percent of American consumers can remember seeing television ads that included social media and QR code symbols such as those for “likes” on Facebook.
  • 33 percent of consumers in the United States have gone on to interact with the social media that was shown on television after having seen it.
  • This survey included 1,000 respondents. Most of those participants said that they had noticed the use of social media on television and were aware of the ways in which they could interact with those various social networks, including the “Like” symbol for Facebook (42 percent), QR codes (28 percent), the Hashtags for Twitter (18 percent), and Shazam symbols (9 percent).
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  • 11 percent had scanned a QR code
  • • 32 percent, to obtain promotion codes and coupons • 31 percent, to enter a sweepstakes or contest • 26 percent, to view a video • 26 percent, to use social media to interact with the product or program • 21 percent, to connect with other people who are also interested in the product or program • 20 percent, to recommend or share the program or product • 16 percent, to buy a product or service through the social network or QR code.
Michael Comins

Mobile web use rising across all demographics in the U.S. : News :: Brafton - 0 views

  • eMarketer said that 29.7 percent of Americans were accessing the mobile web regularly. Compared to the 20.2 percent at the end of 2010, this is substantial growth. Moreover, early predictions for 2012 suggest more than 36 percent of Americans.
Michael Comins

How to Adapt to the New World of Social Business | Social Media Examiner - 0 views

  • #1: Youth quake
  • 70% of Millennials feel that once they find a company or product they like, they will keep coming back58% are willing to share more personal information with trusted brands86% will share their brand preference onlineNearly 20% of Millennials attended a brand-sponsored event in the last 30 daysOf those who attended, 65% purchased the featured product
  • #2: An Audience With an Audience of Audiences
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  • #3: The Co-creation of Brands
  • #4: Digital Influence and Social Capital
Michael Comins

Mobile Web Growth Passes Desktop Web Growth | Torsion Mobile - 0 views

  • Mobile Marketer has put out a summary of a new HowToGoMo presentation by Google that shows that mobile web is growing at eight times the rate of the desktop Internet.
Michael Comins

QR codes offer new realm of possibilities - 0 views

  • "We just started using them," explained Abby Suiter, practice manager for Daniel Island Animal Hospital. "…It’s all about clicking a link, so you don’t have to type in an address. You just scan it."
  • "We are using QR codes to try to get information out to potential patients and anyone who is interested in orthodontics as efficiently as possible," added Dr. Michael Zetz of Daniel Island-based Crescent Moon Orthodontics. "QR codes give you a way to give somebody information or access to information really easily."
  • Both Suiter and Zetz say they have added QR codes in their practice exam rooms, so patient families can literally tap into additional, relevant information while waiting.
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  • "You can generate a unique QR code for each (web) page you want to direct them to," said Suiter, who is using QR codes in the office currently to promote their new website. "You can put in whatever you want."
  • "All of a sudden, you’ve engaged the person," Zetz added. "They’re flipping, scrolling, and looking at (your business). Most everybody puts their website in their print ads, and that’s a good thing, but that extra step of reading it and putting it into your computer and then looking it up is harder than ‘oh, there it is!’ You’re removing that step…The QR code sort of bridges the gap a little bit from a marketing standpoint. "
  • "You can only put so much in a print ad, and you hope somebody reads it and takes home one thing from it. But if they stop and scan a QR code, a lot more information is immediately available and you get a lot better feel for what’s going on."
  • Delta Pharmacy on Daniel Island is yet another business utilizing QR portals to better serve current and future customers. According to company representative John Joe Salazar, about 400 people have downloaded the app to access Delta’s unique QR code.
  • "The culture of the day is definitely inundated with mobile technology," said Salazar. "From ages 8 – 88, people seem to be ever busy with conversing, texting, emailing or just doodling on those little mobile devices we call ‘cells.’ This technology is only going to increase and here at Delta we wanted to stay ahead of the game."
  • A custom QR code enables Delta customers to easily order prescriptions and access store data, added Salazar. They currently post the code on their website, retail bags, and other printed materials. Delivery trucks and personalized water bottles with QR labels are also in the works, he said. The Daniel Island Animal Hospital also plans to add more access via QR codes in the future, such as linking users to blog topics of interest.
  • "We can put them on flyers for any property and have a direct link to the property on our website," said Jennings. "They are easy to create, easy to use, and are just a faster medium of getting people to our website for the information they need."
Michael Comins

SHAPE Magazine Breaks Record for Mobile Sweepstakes Entries Using a 2D Barcod... - 0 views

  • SHAPE, the leading active lifestyle magazine for women, reached record breaking numbers in mobile sweepstakes entries using a 2D Barcode, such as a Microsoft Tag or QR Code, with its November issue Microsoft Tag campaign.  Commemorating the brand's 30th birthday, SHAPE created with Nellymoser (http://www.nellymoser.com), a mobile marketing company, an interactive sweepstakes offering readers the opportunity to win close to 1000 products throughout the issue.
  • This celebratory campaign allowed readers to scan-to-win everything from an exercise bike to their favorite mascara, as well as other SHAPE picks featured on the pages of the magazine.
Michael Comins

Welcome to a virtual reality | printweek.com | Latest Print Industry News, Jobs, Featur... - 0 views

  • even as quick response (QR) codes start to gain traction, they are under threat from the next generation of technologies that offer new and unique forms of interaction between print and digital media, such as near-field communication (NFC) augmented reality (AR), digital watermarking and even iQR Codes.
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Michael Comins

CorpComms - News - 2083 Consumers Have Mixed Views On Qr Codes - 0 views

  • A massive 79 per cent of those surveyed had never heard of a QR code, and almost a fifth had never seen one.
Michael Comins

QR codes make it easy for buyers to see the inside of the home from their smartphone | ... - 0 views

  • "A person standing at the curb can go through the photos and decide whether this is a home they'd like to see," says Nowicke.
  • She's one of 30 realtors in the Bay area using QR codes. She says the new technology is the perfect trend for the real estate industry.
Michael Comins

QR Codes Raise Awareness, Donations for Nonprofit Organizations | Point of Sale News - 0 views

  • “We exceeded expectations with over 190,000 downloads within the first six seeks, a 6% response to ‘Donate $10 Now’ and a 3.9% response to volunteer submissions,” said Bernica Kalan, Marketing Director at GetJar, who helped to implement to QR code campaign.
  • Some nonprofits are using QR codes in newsletter and other publications  Readers who scan the QR code are taken to a webpage where they can sign up for e-Newsletters or online magazines.
Michael Comins

Those Nerdy Bar Codes Are Getting Smarter, More Personal and Popular - Ina Fried - Mobi... - 0 views

  • Some 5 percent of Americans — and 15 percent of smartphone owners — have scanned such a code in the last three months, according to new figures due to be released on Monday by Forrester. A year ago, only 1 percent of Americans had been willing or able to do so.
  • codes provide an efficient and cheap means to link the online and offline worlds.
  • Digimarc, are pushing methods for embedding the codes into the page so that they don’t disturb the visual layout. The challenge, though, is that it is harder for readers to know that there is more content available.
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  • ScanLife, which tracks such codes, says the number of active users in its system has increased 300 percent from a year ago.
Michael Comins

NeoMedia: QR code scanning increased by 39 per cent in Q2 | Mobile content industry new... - 0 views

  • It posts regular usage updates, and its latest shows QR code scanning in Q2 was up by 39 per cent on Q1, with 1D barcode scanning up 41 per cent.
Michael Comins

Mobile Web vs. Apps: Five Reasons Web Wins | TSNN Trade Show News - 0 views

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Mobile outstripping big screen for on-the-go web users | News | Rapid TV News - 0 views

  • The survey results from the independent mobile ad network found that mobile has surpassed TV in terms of time spent,with mobile web users spending more than a quarter (27%) of their media time on mobile as compared with 22% of their media time on TV and 32% online.
  • Mobile, PCs, and TV are the most powerful media that influence the purchase decision among mobile users and two thirds (66%) of mobile users say that they are just as comfortable with mobile advertising as they are with TV or online advertising.
Michael Comins

Mobile Websites to Replace Traditional Websites Within Three Years - EIN News - News Me... - 0 views

  • Mobile websites are becoming an increasingly necessary tool as more consumers get their Internet information via their mobile devices such as cell phones, tablets and smaller portable laptops.
  • "In essence the Internet as we know it is changing now and will continue to do so dramatically over the next two to three years," said Lee Weiner, Co-Founder of Direct Marketing Concierge
  • Mobile websites, strategic implementation of QR codes and full in-house produced marketing campaigns have set Tampa-based Direct Marketing Concierge apart as a unique player in the changing landscape of cutting-edge marketing.
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