| I used them last year in a show of my jewelry: each necklace had a descriptive tag with price, length, etc, and a QR code that took you to a page on my site where you could read the background story on the inspiration behind the piece, see photos of it worn, and purchase it through Paypal. Was a fair amount of work to pull that together with everything else I did for the show, and no one contacted me through them. However I've been committed to introducing QR codes to an arts milieu and glad I did it. I have also used them on business cards from time to time. The 'coolness' factor I've apparently gained has outweighed peoples' actual usage, but that's okay, there's a learning / access curve going on. Philosophically, I get a kick out of them.  On Mar 17, 2012, at 10:36 AM, Owen Densmore wrote: Eric: I noticed your LinkedIn share on QR (Quick Response) codes: http://goo.gl/PfdZ7 .. the square "bar codes" that have become so popular. |
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