As I’ve stated before, but I’ll state again for the newbies the big issue with QR codes like this is they are redirected fromQReateBuzz’s website – if they go out of business then all the tags you deployed are dead as well.

It makes far more sense to deploy codes that resolve directly to your content and you run your own analytics against this.

Use a ‘real’ qr code generator that doesn’t use link redirection and do it right the first time or you might find these free services cost you more than ‘free’ in the long run.

Having said this, I cant highly reccomend the QR concept enough – if you are trying to explain it to someone who doesnt “get it” explain it to them this way:

…….“Think of QR codes as a right mouse button to anything physical. Anything you want ‘more information about’ just click.

So every movie poster, every advertisement shown on tv, every compact disc label in a retail store should have a qr code on it.”……

Want to know more? check out http://www.Cognation.net/QR or send me an email.

Cheers,
Dean Collins
http://www.Cognation.net/QR

His design firm in Los Angeles found online at http://www.warbassedesign.com has been creating campaigns for 2 years and I have posted videos below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTq7BYieEHI and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XQjLO3ol24

Philip wants to encourage anyone who uses QR codes to use them wisely by considering the user experience on one’s phone as a part of the overall strategy. For example a QR code that points to a YouTube page will only work on a small subset of phones. Keep up the good work.

Beth Silverstein
Online Publicist – Warbasse Media

i’d really like confirmation if bequious are doing the precalculation on their uploads as well.

Cheers,
Dean

Thanks for the comments about QReateBUZZ. For your reference we are offering a hosted model. This is in private beta right now. Just send us an email if you’d like to be included.

Thanks, Julia
QReateBUZZ.