QR codes for restaurants?

by rolltide

Posted: 13 years ago 2 replies

OFFLINE MARKETING

I sold a restaurant a mobile site, QR code, and fan page. The mobile site and fan page are good. I can crank out the QR code in just a few mins. The bbq business wants to put these in many of their advertisements. One of them being the cash register receipt at Kroger. What would be the best way to deliver the QR code since the customer is going to be sending it over to other ad reps to implement on their ads.

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allegrity 13 years ago

You just need to send them the image file of the QR code, try to make it as small as possible so it can fit on all their print advertising that they want to put it on. With the image file, their reps should know what to do with it.

This is a good free QR code maker that provides a lot of extra features and options: QR Code Generator: QR Stuff Free Online QR Code Creator And Encoder For T-Shirts, Business Cards & Stickers
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mclpro 13 years ago

Make sure you keep the image in a high-resolution file when you send it over, you don't want to degrade the quality of the image.

Also, there is a service that recently came out that deals with cash register reciepts and QR Codes, considering Epson has 85% of the global reciept market- RewardLoop's point-of-sale solution to put QR codes on receipts - Techvibes.com
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