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Well as most know, I am a bit into #QRCodes , I find them very cool and I believe they have a potential to make a great impact on many industries. All of which I believe to be good.
I just got a response to a viewer of one of my QR code Videos that would most definitely beg to differ. We are in America that is allowed respected and welcomed as It opens the door to dialogue.
Direct Quote: "Wait till FEMA marks YOU with a QR ...without you knowing it. And then the FED's/Corporations read you everywhere. "You can see the actual comment here.
I must say that I've only had positive dialogue about QR codes with the exception of some concerns about privacy issues . I am very interested in your thoughts? What do you think? Does this statement hold some validity? Are we setting ourselves up for many unknowns by embracing this technology?
I always welcome comments on my Facebook Wall. Feel free to comment, good, bad, ugly or indifferent
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Why use QR Codes
Read more at www.youtube.comWait till FEMA marks YOU with a QR ...without you knowing it. And then the FED's/Corporations read you everywhere.
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
#QRCodes interesting response from video
Thursday, January 27, 2011
#SocialMedia meets #QR code: Make your code, then I'll put them on your T-shirts, Totebags & Mugs..then go!
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Use Social QR Code to link your physical world to your digital properties...
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
HUGE list of BRANDS using QR codes
Get with the program peeps. Anise Smith Marketing is on this!
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First, take a look at this Google Trends Chart which shows a steady increase in the world’s interest in QR Codes over the past few years. Now take look at the following list of 10 Massive Brands and their current or planned QR Code executions and draw your own conclusion:
1. December 2009 - Google announces that Favorite Places will contain QR Codes
5. February 2010 - Best Buy uses QR Codes to directly link customers to mobile shopping
8. March 2010 - Starbucks uses QR Codes in mobile APPs to allow consumers to pay at cash with a simple scan of a phone
24. August 2010 - Fox will use QR Codes to promote a variety of television shows including The Fringe, Lone Star and Glee.
29. August 2010 - SuperYellowPages and SuperpagesDirect Direct Mail will uses QR Codes to drive traffic to their mobile APPs
Read more at fall.posterous.com34. August 2010 - Exit Realty, Sotheby's International Realty and RE/MAX REALTORS® use QR Codes to Promote themselves and their Property Listings using the Clikbrix.com QR Code and Mobile Web solution for Real Estate Professionals.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
QR codes listed as one of the top Social Media Trends for 2011
AniseSmith Marketing is already on this..talk to me people.
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Five Social Media Trends for 2011
QR Codes
I may be too geeky for my own good, but I love QR codes. I even have one on my business card. I love how they add interactivity and trackability to traditionally un-trackable print and outdoor media, as well as a bit of whimsy and mystery to everyday objects and events (see my photo of a knitted QR code that I saw at Maker Faire – as a knitter I really geeked on this, even though I can’t seem to make my QR reader read it.)
Although QR codes seem to still be the provence of geeks like me, they are completely mainstream in Japan and they’re poised to grow expontentially here in the US, given that 51% of all Americans will be carrying smartphones in 2011. There are a number of great companies and apps currently experimenting with (or betting their business on) QR codes, and I predict that we’ll see a great deal more in QR territory in the coming year, including greater brand integration in print magazines, more consistent use in outdoor media, and even some clever mashups of QR codes, gamification and social commerce. So read on….
Read more at www.socialmediaexplorer.com