QR Code Examples and Ideas

With the right target audience, QR Codes may have a positive impact on the success of your marketing and educational efforts.

Below are a few examples of how you might be able to utilize QR Codes. To the right of each example you will find an active QR Code. Give it a try! Scan the QR Code and you’ll have access to additional examples.

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Coupons:

“Virtual” coupons are a quick way to offer both online and offline discounts or rewards.

Include a QR Code on your printed ad and your customers simply “scan and click” to take advantage of the offer.

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Website:

Use QR Codes to drive more traffic to your website.

Put a QR Code for your URL on all your marketing materials to make it easier for your mobile customer to find you online.

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Travel/Maps:

Make it easy for your customers and prospects to get to your shop.

Include a QR Code that links to an online map and they’ll be at your door in no time.

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Personalized URLs:

Personalized URLs are proven to increase response rates; make them even easier to use.

Include a QR Code pointing to a personalized URL on your direct mail piece, and your customer or prospect can simply scan and click to get to their personalized website.

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Simplify Online Ordering:

Use QR Codes on catalogs, menus, price lists, and other promotional materials and your customers will scan, click, and order online. E-Commerce was never so easy!

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Schedules:

Don’t miss an appointment again! QR Codes link schedules – whether transit timetables or event sessions – directly to mobile phone calendars. Scan, click, and view anytime.

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Branded Marketing Materials:

QR Codes give your customers and prospects real world hyperlinks that connect your printed materials with online content such as video, audio, special landing pages, and much more.

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