Summertime in Maine means outdoor marketing opportunities for your business and brand. One marketing tactic that is commonly used at events or to share information with a target audience is a Quick ...

Innocent Drinks, a beverage brand owned by Coca-Cola that sells juice and smoothies, captured over 25,000 consumer profiles from a recent digital out-of-home (OOH) campaign that leveraged QR codes, ...

Rising from the forgotten-technology ashes, the QR code became ubiquitous in quick service restaurants during the pandemic. The use of these black and white, matrix-like barcodes skyrocketed in 2020, ...

New ways to reach potential customers seem to emerge online every hour, so it's little wonder that some of these technology tools are ignored. One of the latest and most useful forms of marketing ...

Founder & CEO at Kochava, the leading mobile attribution platform and mobile data marketplace. 20+ yrs as a technology innovator and leader. With traditional in-store Black Friday deals waning this ...

QR codes are becoming an increasingly popular way to market your business. They are a great way to connect with customers who may not have the time or inclination to visit your website. Small business ...

There are many smart ways that marketers can use QR codes to collect data, track the success of marketing campaigns and deliver relevant content to consumers. It is just not being done that often ...

QR (quick response) codes have been around for nearly 30 years. Developed in 1994 by a Japanese engineer for the purpose of tracking components in car factories, they have evolved into a highly ...

For years, television has been a one-way street — brands speak, viewers listen. But now, that wall is breaking down. A simple trackable QR code on the corner of a TV screen can turn a thirty-second ...

QR codes have gone through the hype cycle of inflated expectations followed by sinking disillusionment that occasionally comes with innovation. The black-and-white labels once were touted for their ...

At South by Southwest one evening last month, the night sky lit up with a sight straight out of science fiction: a glowing QR code created by several dozen drones hovering above downtown Austin. And ...