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QR codes have started appearing on tombstones in China, giving mourners another way to remember the dead. By scanning the QR code on the headstone, they are usually led to websites dedicated to the memory of the deceased that are set up as celebrations of their lives and achievements.
By linking to a website in this manner, the QR code allows people to access much more information than you could fit on a traditional marker and apparently it is slowly becoming more popular. Continue Reading
QR Codes are a strange one, some people just love to whip out their smartphones and follow their mysterious cyber-trail in the faint hope that it will lead them somewhere interesting. Others however see it merely as a marketing ploy and won’t even bat an eyelash.
Well Jane and Mark Barnes, two farmers from Somerby in the UK have decided that it could be a really clever way of raising awareness about dairy farming and have sprayed one onto their cow, Lady Shamrock! The QR Code leads to their website ‘This is Dairy Farming’ and the couple hope that it will garner some traffic for the website and get people interested! Continue Reading
QR codes can be great marketing tools if they are used correctly. The only problem: it turns out that many marketers are morons, and that we have no idea how to think. When a marketer is going to implement some kind of initiative, he should think about how the customer is going to feel. Heck – ask your mom and she would tell you that you need to think up a new plan.Continue Reading
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