QR Codes


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QR Codes were invented in America but applications were slow to catch on here and are much more advanced in Europe. Now, look for the wave of applications to come hard and fast to the US.

Be prepared to find these little buggers everywhere (t-shirts, ads, brochures, banners, at sporting events, Facebook pages). QR codes when scanned by a smart phone can take you directly to a special offer, a web page, a phone number, twitter page, Google maps location, text message, etc. Nova is developing a trade show application to direct attendees to a landing page promoting a new product! Generation of the codes is free (cool!). Work with your mar-com firm for creative applications.

I generated the QR code above to take you to a map location page for our office. Check it out!

Bill small2 – Bill

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Dayton AMA


I went to an AMA meeting at Carillon Park last week. The topic was “The Future Role of Marketing in the Organization”. While we were surrounded by the sounds of change at Carillon around us (hammers, saws, lights flickering, etc…), we were also discussing the changes happening in marketing! Two things that struck me, one was the concept of convergence. Integrating traditional forms of marketing (direct mail, brochures, radio, TV) with newer forms (social media, Web site, inbound marketing, landing pages, PURLS, SEO, email). the mix and what channels you use depends on your target markets!

Bill small2 – Bill

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Google Not Supporting IE6


Why should you care? Internet Explorer 6 or IE6 has been a nightmare for web developers since it was introduced. This is adding cost to your Web site maintenance and development and limiting what you can do online. IE6 also has flaws that make you and your company vulnerable to cyber-attacks! Check your browser and upgrade to the latest version. It’s worth it. More from CNET.

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