The time of the year in which deals, discounts and promotions are everywhere is finally here. But this time around, both Black Friday and Cyber Monday will arrive in a different fashion. This, of course, has to do with the ongoing pandemic.
TV advertising remains formidable, with some of the biggest companies in the world spending billions of dollars each year on ad spots. However, numbers show that digital media has since overtaken it as the top
So, you’re ready to jump on the QR code bandwagon. You’ve got ideas for your call-to-action, a strategy and, most importantly, a purpose; it’s time to search for the best QR code generator online in
2020 was a challenging year, to say the least. COVID-19 took the world by storm, and we, as a society, had to quickly adapt to what we now call the new normal. It has been challenging, but thankfully, hope comes as 2020 ends and 2021 begins. A new future awaits us, and QR codes will play a big part in its unraveling. In fact, they have proven that already by helping us stay safe during these hard times.
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As the world rolls into August 2021, we’ve recently observed a pretty important global milestone – 500 days of Covid.
Things certainly aren’t the same – and while the daily headlines ensure we don’t lose track of the big changes, there have been a few that have surprisingly flown under the radar – and could still pose major concerns regarding our security and safety in an increasingly digital world.
QR codes and health In December 2019, a new type of coronavirus, known as COVID-19, began spreading in Wuhan, China. Today, the epidemic has spread to multiple countries, with over 450,000 cases and over 20,000
For those who are living under a rock and don’t know what Pinterest is, I have to tell you that you are missing out a lot of traffic, especially if you run a business, blog
If you are using WhatsApp on your computer is no surprise to you that you need to scan a QR code every time it gets disconnected from the web or the first time that you
The Quick Response codes which are more commonly known as QR codes are two-dimensional barcodes extensively used these days. These were initially developed by the automotive industry in 1994. QR codes are a powerful tool of
QR codes offer many advantages. However, only a few companies take advantage of their benefits. In this post we will be talking about the QR code uses, so you can figure out which is the
QR codes are slowly emerging and making its comeback in America and Europe, but QR codes in Asia have been very alive from years now. Why is this continent so in love with QR codes?
