Tag Archives | QR Codes

Rooftop QR Codes

Ever heard of Blue Marble? If not, it’s a marketing service offered by an Austin, Texas based firm, Phillips & Company, that puts QR codes on rooftops.

Blue Marble is a patent-pending marketing service offered by Phillips & Company that enables any business to transform its rooftop into a space-accessible billboard by integrating a dynamic QR code into the physical site, taking an aerial or satellite image from space and making it accessible in leading navigation applications like Google Earth® and Google Maps®.

It’s an interesting idea, although I’m not sure if I see it being the most effective form of advertising. In theory, yes, it could reach a large audience, but realistically the people who end up scanning the code are probably those stumbling upon it on accident. It takes about a year for the QR code to show up on Google, so it’s possible that could change in the future.

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Virtual Grocery Shopping

South Korean grocery store, Home plus, launched an ingenious campaign to boost sales.

Now, this is my kind of grocery shopping. =)

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QR Codes – Funny Looking Squares

QR Codes have been around for a while, but I’m seeing more and more QR codes pop up left and right-  in magazine ads, stores and restaurants. Here’s an interesting break down of who’s decoding the mystery behind the funny looking squares.

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