Marketing with Tags: QR Code Generators

by Chris Brown on Sunday, October 3, 2010

Marketing your business using QR Tags with Tag readersAre you using QR tags for your marketing? You know, the QR codes that smartphones can scan by taking a photo and then the phone goes to a website or business card or phone number?

Now is the time to learn about marketing your business, product or service with these tags.

It’s easy to make the tag code:

How do you market or distribute the tags?

After you have your code, there’s lots of ways to distribute it.

I see codes in the Sunday FSI ads in the newspapers and on some websites.

I predict that soon we’ll see them on T-shirts, mugs and baseball hats.

How do you put a QR code onto a product?

Maybe you’ve already seen them in use.

Getting a QR code or tag reader for your phone:

Use your smart phone to visit one of these sites to download a tag scanner onto your phone:

Download the AT&T Code Scanner or download the Microscoft code scanner reader

{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

Robyn McMaster October 3, 2010 at 9:24 pm

Chris, thanks for the info on tags for QR codes generated on photos taken on smartphones. I did not know about these tags and how they could benefit a business. Appreciate your informative post about this topic.

QRazystuff October 4, 2010 at 10:01 am

Nice post… As predicted, QR Codes are already appearing on clothing ~ http://www.QRazystuff.com, which we launched last month! We also offer QR Tags, which differ from standard QR Codes, in that you can update the content whenever you want – same image/code, just update the URL or messages behind the Tag.

Coolest Gadgets February 2, 2011 at 1:50 am

great post.. readworthy article .. thanks for sharing ..

Rick Wall July 7, 2011 at 2:57 pm

QR tags are wonderful but you still need to expose than to everyone. A great platform for that is the new website “who can i hire dot com” (one word) which is a platform for small business to market themselves (QR tags) through social media potentially reaching thousands of customers.

Chris Brown August 6, 2011 at 6:48 am

Hi Rick:
Thanks for your comment. I changed the URL you embedding into your comment, because it was feeling a lot more like you were working on getting back links than actually providing a real comment. If my readers really feel like using your site, they can type the URL into their browser.
CB

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