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I don't know how to use mine to read them. Is this a short cut to putting in the whole www address in the phone?I have yet to use my phone to read one or see any need to make one. I am obviously behind..
thank you jb! i don't have a smart phone (yet) but friends were talking about 'those weird symbols on print ads and in stores' and thanks to you i read about QR codes here on the forum ... and someone else posted a link on how to generate them ... and i was able to say what they are!Joey Bloggs said:[COLOR= rgb(68, 68, 68)]How to: track QR codes in Google Analytics [/COLOR][COLOR= rgb(68, 68, 68)]http://bit.ly/oudkka[/COLOR]
Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing..
So, instead of little signs all around the inn, like "No smoking on the porch" and "Come to the Front Door because we won't let you in the back door" and "Don't leave make up on my nice towels" you can use QR codes, 'cause they will read those.Joey Bloggs said:Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing.
How cool is that! And you're right, people WILL scan those codes!Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing..So, instead of little signs all around the inn, like "No smoking on the porch" and "Come to the Front Door because we won't let you in the back door" and "Don't leave make up on my nice towels" you can use QR codes, 'cause they will read those.Joey Bloggs said:Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing.
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HA HA too funny...but...you may be on to something. Try something and see what happens.Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing..So, instead of little signs all around the inn, like "No smoking on the porch" and "Come to the Front Door because we won't let you in the back door" and "Don't leave make up on my nice towels" you can use QR codes, 'cause they will read those.Joey Bloggs said:Recently the state parks system here were discussing these QR codes and they are considering having them on the hiking trails, at intersections and trail heads. They already use them in some marketing.
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