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QR Code White Label – sell your own branded QR Code software

October 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Want to offer powerful QR Code software with your branding?

Millions of people access and interact with QR Codes every day. Why? Because they want to find out about a product, call a company or buy a product. You can offer a dedicated qr code solution to your clients.

SQUARE:CODE is currently being used by national and international household names. Now you can do the same.

Offer your own fully branded QR Code management software without having to spend thousands on development – just use the QR Code White Label by SQUARE:CODE.

If you are interested in extending your business offering to your consumers or are looking for a new revenue stream then their QR Code Software and Trackable QR Code White Label solution will the perfect choice.

 

QR Code White Label for Your Business

SQUARE:CODE can offer you a complete QR Code software which includes a payment gateway for processing credit cards when customers subscribe. The QR Code White Label has all the powerful features of the popular SQUARE:CODE software:

  • time based updates
  • collect rich data via opt-in forms
  • complete QR Code payment with PayPal/Credit Card integration
  • advanced tagged reporting and analytics
  • create stylish mobile adverts and mobile optimised pages quickly
  • link pages together using Actions. For example, collect customers’ names and emails before showing an offer page, then finally take them to the product payment page.
  • brand all messages people see when they scan the QR Code with your logo or social media accounts.

What’s included in my QR Code White Label?

A lot. The white label is the full SQUARE:CODE system – no API needed.

  • branded with your logo and colours
  • all system emails (new customers email, password reminder etc) also contain your branding
  • updated automatically when new features are added
  • your customers sign up from your domain e.g. YourSite.com or you can set up accounts and manage Codes for clients.
  • price per Code or code package agreed by you and us
  • training part of the setup process
  • email technical support available
  • payment processing included (credit cards: VISA, Master, American Express, VISA Debit, VISA Electron)
  • multi-language support (premium fee)
  • translated into your target language (premium fee)

Register Your Interest!

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7 Ways to Use QR Codes Properly

June 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment

In order to get the most benefits from using QR codes in your marketing campaign, you have to think outside the box and come up with new and fresh ideas. Follow the suggestions offered below in order to make sure you are using these codes properly.

Tip 1

Most people find odes useful when they are waiting for something – like a bus, subway, train, or airplane. Thus, a good idea would be to place advertisements in stations and implement some codes so that people can access a store while waiting for their means of transportation.

Tip 2

QR codes aren’t the most aesthetically appealing logos. It would be a great idea to come up with some creative designs for your squarecodes that will attract attention. For example, a German online toy store came up with the idea of building QR codes out of Lego pieces.

Tip 3

Like any other marketing strategy, codes will only work if they provide real value to customers. With every QR code that you implement in your campaign, try to include truly interesting information, that people would like to find out.

Tip 4

Another important thing in marketing is getting to know your customers and find out their needs and wishes. You can use codes to organize various promotions for your clients: you can offer them music downloads, games, and other sorts of freebies.

Tip 5

You have undoubtedly noticed the check-in frenzy that has been going on for quite a while. A smart idea for using QR codes is to place them on certain products in order for people to scan them and show the world where they have used that specific product.

Tip 6

The purpose of QR codes is to keep people connected to what’s happening in the world at a certain time. Because of this, you have to make sure you only offer real-time information and that you keep your customers constantly updated.

Tip 7

Another great way of using qrcodes is linking them to videos, apps, or audio rendering, as opposed to plain, static information. This will keep users connected and interested in what you have to tell or offer.

In conclusion, QR codes can do wonders for marketing campaigns, as long as they are used wisely. Get inspired from the suggestions offered above, and you will be on your way to success.

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QR Codes at the Medical Practice

May 30, 2012 By Leave a Comment

This may be new to you, but hospital advertising is very important when it comes to the healthcare system,  particularly in the United States and other countries where the healthcare system has become privatised. Conventional hospital marketing has  changed significantly and the need to focus on more modern marketing strategies has become paramount.

How Can QR Codes be Used in Healthcare?

There are so many different types of medical practices available to patients nowadays, for example  the most common public hospitals, multispecialty, private practices etc. It is down to this hospital to provide guidance to patients that they make the right decision about which type of medical care they should choose. Therefore it is crucial that hospitals know how to advertise themselves. As there has been an explosion in mobile communication in the past couple of years, hospitals now need to focus more of their marketing on mobile advertising and mobile interactivity.  The quickest route is through the use of QR code software. But, in order for such process to yield successful outcomes, the campaigns have to be thoroughly planned out to avoid any errors.

Creating a Successful QR code Campaign

The first step when launching such a campaign is completing a test run. In order to ensure that the websites developed are displayed correctly on common platforms it’s important to  discuss ideas and strategies with experts in their field for example a QR code software consultant. There after  hospitals  need to  provide information  that is  useful for patients and families of patients. Set up a few websites to cover the most important issues that concern the majority of people who use medical services.

It is important for medical practices to offer useful but also engaging and interactive content to patients and their families and to make their visit to the hospital worthwhile in many different ways. A quick way of targeting specific information to specific audiences for example at a particular ward tried to add QR codes to your various publications. This means you can guide patients to specific information online without having to call the hospital first

Since the majority of doctors own smartphone, a great idea would be to come up with a campaign especially for them. Setting up QR codes that direct to web pages showing hospital schedules or upcoming medical conferences would be appreciated by many physicians.

Using QR codes in hospital’s marketing campaigns can make a significant contribution to both patients, their families and the healthcare centre itself The hospital will gain insight about which leaflets are particularly useful to patients as they can track each scan via QR code software.

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Which are the best QR Code Generators for QR Code Marketing?

April 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment

In order to benefit from a QR Code marketing you need to generate it first. There are a few resources online like Kerem Erkan, Kaywa , delivr and GoQR. Let’s review some of them as under:

Kerem Erkan’s website is interactive but to a novice it may look a bit confusing at first. Whereas other sites let you generate Codes, no questions asked, Kerem Erkan is a blog cum QR Code Generator containing ads and links to resource pages. Erkan is a mobile app developer and specializes in QR Codes and there is a whole section ‘About Me’ providing an anime like photo of himself. Where is the QR Code Generator? Yes, at the bottom of the page if you scroll down. The web page does look cluttered with a calendar on the right side which is puzzling to someone used to the simplicity of other QR Generator sites. Then there are buttons for a World Community Grid and Downloads but almost no content on what the downloads are for or what the relevance of the World Community Grid is. There is a need to combine the various elements of the web site and create some harmony and interactivity as the plus point of Kerem Erkan is its generosity. This is not just a QR Code generator but a whole lot more. The only problem is with presentation and organization of the content. So if you are to move forward and exploit all possibilities of QR Code marketing read on.

Kaywa is a cute website with a Japanese sounding name that lets you generate a QR Code first off; no questions asked (don’t forget the form). Kerem Erkan’s form for QR generation is much more detailed and interactive but Kaywa is all about simplicity. The Kaywa homepage is very interactive and uses cartoon slides for guiding customers through the process of generating QR Codes and their uses.

Delivr.com is also similar to Kaywa but is less interactive and has no advanced functions. It is a minimalist site with a black and white background. The most interesting is GoQR which offers QR Codes for all sorts of applications, SMS, Phone, URL or VCard. It also lets you download codes for your T-shirts, mugs, business cards and badges. It is visually appealing, simple and informative. You can also download related software and read from a detailed page on API documentation.

Therefore the specific use of the QR Code needs to be identified when using in business. This means that if you are to profit from your QR Code marketing you need to consider your options first and how you will use them. While NFC is more current in banking, QR Codes can be used to share content that is free style and meant for public use. Unlike NFC, you don’t need a sensor to read a QR Code, a host of QR readers like Qrafter for smart phone are available online. Here, we can learn from the Japanese who limited their use to freely downloadable consumer-friendly data like nutritional information, videos, air tickets at check ins. The basic idea was to facilitate the consumer not protect information. Their visual appeal is a reason for popularity. QR Codes are also good for tracking purposes. There is success in limiting QR Codes usage to consumer facilitation, marketing and advertising and not for secure information processes where cyber crimes are a real possibility. In March 2011, Google announced it was phasing out QR Codes with near-field communication and removed the QR Code from its Google Places dashboard.

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