Making effective QR codes takes work. To shortcut the amount of learning and work required, you can look at how others are using QR codes. By using the best techniques you find and avoiding the worst problems, you can make your QR codes be the best they can be.
Today we look at a QR code that on a product that helps us keep order, a Crowd Control Proline. Similar products can be found at restaurants, stores, churches, and other locations where people need a visual barrier to keep the lines flowing. The interesting thing about this product is the automatic retracting ribbon that you can attach to another Proline post.
This QR code is about 1 inch square. It does not include a call-to-action but nearby, there is a URL.
Making effective QR codes takes work. To shortcut the amount of learning and work required, you can look at how others are using QR codes. By using the best techniques you find and avoiding the worst problems, you can make your QR codes be the best they can be.
Making effective QR codes takes work. To shortcut the amount of learning and work required, you can look at how others are using QR codes. By using the best techniques you find and avoiding the worst problems, you can make your QR codes be the best they can be.
Today we look at a QR code that can be found on a Fram FreshBreeze cabin air filter for a car. This one in particular fits a 2006 Nissan Maxima, 2008 Infiniti G37, and 2005 Nissan Altima just to name a few.
Making effective QR codes takes work. To shortcut the amount of learning and work required, you can look at how others are using QR codes. By using the best techniques you find and avoiding the worst problems, you can make your QR codes be the best they can be.
Today we look at a QR code that can be found on a bag of Pro Finish Blended Mason Mix by Quikrete. There are some products you just don’t expect to see QR codes on and personally, this is one of them. But, this is one of those occasions where you are pleasantly surprised.