A Focus Group QR Code |
The information scanning a QR can return is completely up to those that created the code. It can lead to contact information, like on a business card, it can lead to a website, or straight to a phone number.
The other question I get is how many people actually use the code. People that are tech savvy are certainly using QR codes, and we're just beginning to exit the early adopter phase in the QR code product life cycle.
The website www.queaar.com did some research into the habits of QR code users and here's what they learned. The most common user is a Mom of a family, typically looking for additional coupons or product information.
When trying to determine if QR codes will be around for the future, we can also begin to look at how the tool is fitting into corporate advertising and marketing campaigns. The research reveals that 22% of the Fortune 50 companies were using the technology in their current campaigns. We're also seeing more and more small to mid-sized companies integrate the codes.
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Have any questions about QR codes? You can contact Thomas Broadus at tbroadus@focusgroupms.com or by scanning this QR code.
Thomas Broadus | Director of Interactive and New Media with The Focus Group
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