In fact, even you can use a QR Code in the way that you want. Do you want to sell a product? All you need to do is change the information into a QR Code and post it in your website, in your profile, anywhere you want. When a person scans the QR Code, the information of the product is obtained. Is that the only way to use QR Codes? The answer is no. There are million ways in which you can use QR Codes creatively and some of them are follows.
- You can create a QR Code to redirect to your LinkedIn Profile from your resume.
- You can redirect to a link where information about the product is given.
- You can provide holiday discounts to special customers through mail.
- Redirect to your facebook promotion page from mail.
- Mountain Dew did a promotional offer few months back by sending free music tunes to customers who bought their product using QR Codes.
- Let your customers enroll in webinar, conference, sessions.
- Provide Movie tickets to your customers.
- Farmers Insurance sends mail with a QR Code with the information of their claims representative to their customers. If we Scan the QR Code, we get all the information(contact number, email address) of the claims representative.
- At National Parks, when you scan a QR Code at a certain location, you get all the information about the location.
- In Arts, QR Codes are embedded in paintings. If you scan the QR Code, you get an inside scoop of the painter himself.
- If you buy a spotify premium account, you can start a playlist by scanning a QR code.
- In fact, you can embed a QR code in each page of a story book and connect it with videos in youtube.
References
[1] https://blog.kissmetrics.com/genius-qr-codes/
[2] http://www.qrcode.com/en/history/

Hi Anusha,
ReplyDeleteIts really an amazing blog. I never thought of so many creative uses of QR codes. They definitely have started a new era in marketing business. Also the images that you have included have so many attractive QR codes in there. From your blog I get to know the limitations of Bar codes that gave rise to QR codes. Overall, I enjoyed your blog. Good job!