Agree that strategic thinking is important - Rachel's example is perfect.

There are ways to make them less ugly these days - here are some well 
designed QR codes <http://www.visualead.com/explore-qr-code-designs/>.

I like this idea: If you want to get someone to fill out a form or survey , a 
QR code linking to an online form might work 
<http://www.visualead.com/blog/form-qr-codes-saving-time-trees/>.

On Tuesday, June 17, 2014 9:26:13 AM UTC-7, creativespace wrote:

> You hit the nail on the head, Rachel.  You need a great strategy (if you 
> know what you are doing) and with any marketing - a targeted and captive 
> market.
> And if you don't know what you are doing you'll need to pay someone who 
> does! (Like you Rachel!) :)  Therefore most people use them poorly and with 
> that, they've garnered a bad rep.
> Still.ugly! :)
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> On Jun 17, 2014, at 12:18 PM, rachel young <[email protected] 
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> I disagree. I've had some success with them, but it's not overall a great 
> strategy. It requires someone to a) know what they are, b) have a scanner 
> on their phones or devices, and c) have an internet connection to those 
> devices. At some tech events I've been to, all three points were checked 
> off and information flowed smoothly. The success I had with them was when I 
> placed an ad in my local independent movie theatre's pre-show 
> advertisements. They were a captive audience and it gave them something 
> else to look at waiting for the movie to start, but it was also tied in to 
> a promotion involving their ticket stubs. We got some new members as a 
> result, plus it gave us yet another thing (the movie) to talk about when 
> they came in.
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> So they can work, but they have to be very strategic.
> r.
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> On 17 June 2014 12:12, Angel Kwiatkowski <[email protected] <javascript:>
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>> Not useful. My main gripe with them is how freaking ugly they are. It 
>> ruins a visual brand.
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>> On Monday, June 16, 2014 11:51:21 AM UTC-6, Ender Baykal wrote:
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>>> Hello all!
>>>
>>> Hope you all had a good weekend. We, as Indiegrove attended to the Small 
>>> Business Expo on last Thursday and it was very good. In one of those 
>>> presentations during the Expo, using QR codes behind the business or 
>>> postcards would be very useful said the speaker. I am not sure how right he 
>>> is and that's why I opened this discussion. What do you think about using 
>>> QR codes when it comes to selling the coworking ? I don't think a fair 
>>> amount of people use the QR codes nowadays, it's just not easy to use in my 
>>> view. All comments/suggestions are welcomed.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
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