Using QR codes on websites is helpful for visitors to store information on their mobile phones instantly. Since social media apps are used on mobile phones, having a QR code on a website will direct them there easily. Downloading apps is also more convenient with a QR code. Maps, coupons, and event information that is necessary to take with them can now be save instantly only by scanning a QR code on a website.
Without having to change the physical QR code on the website, you can change dynamic QR codes according to any information you would like to edit, as often as you want.
Measure the success of your campaign by knowing how many people scanned every QR code in the Supercode analytics dashboard. See what cities they're coming from and on what devices they've scanned. You can also search scans by certain time frames like days, weeks, months, and all-time.
Not only is it easy to make a QR code in a few minutes, but it is also simple for any user who has a smartphone to scan the code and enjoy the content.
It's easier to promote customer interaction and brand awareness with QR codes that link to your social media accounts. Incentivize people to scan the QR code and follow you for building a relationship and boosting consumer trust.
Design a QR code for any marketing campaign or purpose, attracting customers with your brand logo and colors and a message to create an incentive to scan, such as a discount or added value game or scavenger hunt.
Using QR codes on a website or web banner should have material that links to a mobile platform. Having a QR code that links to an app on your website saves time routing directly to it in the app store.
Many people use mobile phones to download video and audio content to listen to on their way to work or out for a jog. Having a QR code they can scan to download content on their mobile is faster and easier for your audience.
Contacting a company by phone or text is always done in the mobile and giving your audience a clear and direct way to reach you with a straightforward vCard QR code will fill the information into their input fields in their phones without having to retype and possibly misspell the information. It's like a digital business card.
Since people bring their mobile phones to the store with them, it's more convenient for them to store coupons in their phones as opposed to printing them out, cutting them out, and bringing them to the store. Many people don't have printers.
Creating QR codes on Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Here is a quick guide on how to create QR codes for websites to achieve your goals.
Creating a code on Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Choose the type, the link or the content to include and click on save when you are ready.
Design the QR code to make it stand out so people are excited to scan.
Add customizable categories for new folders in the Supercode dashboard. Or, add your new QR code to a preexisting folder, both of which you can share with your marketing and management teams.
Scan the code by directing your phone camera on it and check if all the content displayed is correct. To make changes, simply go back to the dashboard and edit the code.
Display the code on websites and web banners.
For marketing purposes, track QR codes scanned in the Supercode dashboard for analytics, to see the results of your campaign.
Chanel's Boyfriend Watch is an amazing example of a customizable service online. The website allows you to build and personalize your watch with straps, cases, and diamonds, and at the end, the customer scans the QR code to take with them to the store for pricing and pickup.
Marianne Mellott shares the Lancome Idole campaign she collaborated on with a sample of the actual QR code on her website to show off the augmented reality experience they had created.
The lively acoustic band, Bavard, from Leigh on Sea, has put all of their QR codes in one place on their website to automatically connect to any of their social media accounts, and their YouTube channel for extended videos. They also have included clear Facebook, Instagram, and more, logos in the center of their codes, so fans know which sites they are connecting to before they scan. With Supercode's QR codes for social media, link various social media accounts to one QR code for the customers' choosing, or make separate codes for each site.
The NeuroMorphoEngineeringLab has put a QR code on the front of their website so users can scan the QR code and transfer the information straight to their mobile phones for use on the go. This is very convenient for sharing data in universities on presentations with your professor or student blog easily, so others can scan in the classroom and lab and keep the research in their phones.
Dontpayfull.com allows users to scan QR code coupons directly from the website, from popular restaurants straight to mobile phones. This advantage helps customers store all of the information without having to print and clip paper coupons, for an eco-friendly, cost and time-saving option.
Ahrefs.com added a QR code to their browser for different pages on their site, so one can scan the QR code by mobile phone if they are in the computer, and transfer the page directly to the phone for storage or taking the information to go.
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