The document discusses the history and uses of QR codes. It began in Japan for tracking parts but is now used widely in marketing by travel brands, hotels, restaurants, and other businesses to provide coupons, information, or special offers. QR codes allow customers to quickly access digital content through their smartphones without needing printed materials. The possibilities for using QR codes are growing as more brands implement them in innovative ways to engage customers and differentiate their business.
Guiddoo World FZ LLC is the #1 provider of IOS, Android and Windows Phone app in the world for travelers wanting audio, video or walking tours of Historic, Cultural and Arts Destinations and a Travel Management tool for Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal and 55+ monuments around the world. Besides Guiddoo is a User Engagement, Tracking and Communication Tool for Travel Businesses like Tour Operators and Travel Agents.
At the Core Guiddoo is a Technology driven product with the Team trying to disrupt the Travel Space and The Audio Travel Guide Segment with innovative technology usage like Augmented Reality, Automated GPS Driven Guides and Google Glass to make it a Hands Free and Enjoyable User Experience.
Guiddoo not only presents a well researched and detailed audio and video tour of monuments, it also includes history and trivia, interactive GPS enabled horizontal and vertical site plans, Historic timelines and the Key tourist information for the given attraction including hotels, restaurants and shopping.
Something that has been especially added to Guiddoo is the Social Interactivity and the Image Galleries of the users using Guiddoo keeping in mind the growing social connectivity in todays mobile and Internet users.
Currently Guiddoo has 40,000+ downloads across Android, iOS and Windows platforms with 120-150 new organic users on a daily basis and 300-400 sessions with above average engagement in the Travel App Segment as well as high concentration of Business Travellers, Leisure Travellers and Opinion leaders across the target Geographies.
Guiddoo has been well covered in Media and has been featured on CNBC Young Turks, Bloomberg Business Week, Times of India, Bangalore Mirror, Times of India, Tnooz, NextBigWhat, Your Story, Technode (China), Wamda (Middle East) among others and is being highlighted as a industry leader and a partner of choice for projects like Google Culture and their Monument mapping.
Guiddoo World FZ LLC is the #1 provider of IOS, Android and Windows Phone app in the world for travelers wanting audio, video or walking tours of Historic, Cultural and Arts Destinations and a Travel Management tool for Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal and 55+ monuments around the world. Besides Guiddoo is a User Engagement, Tracking and Communication Tool for Travel Businesses like Tour Operators and Travel Agents.
At the Core Guiddoo is a Technology driven product with the Team trying to disrupt the Travel Space and The Audio Travel Guide Segment with innovative technology usage like Augmented Reality, Automated GPS Driven Guides and Google Glass to make it a Hands Free and Enjoyable User Experience.
Guiddoo not only presents a well researched and detailed audio and video tour of monuments, it also includes history and trivia, interactive GPS enabled horizontal and vertical site plans, Historic timelines and the Key tourist information for the given attraction including hotels, restaurants and shopping.
Something that has been especially added to Guiddoo is the Social Interactivity and the Image Galleries of the users using Guiddoo keeping in mind the growing social connectivity in todays mobile and Internet users.
Currently Guiddoo has 40,000+ downloads across Android, iOS and Windows platforms with 120-150 new organic users on a daily basis and 300-400 sessions with above average engagement in the Travel App Segment as well as high concentration of Business Travellers, Leisure Travellers and Opinion leaders across the target Geographies.
Guiddoo has been well covered in Media and has been featured on CNBC Young Turks, Bloomberg Business Week, Times of India, Bangalore Mirror, Times of India, Tnooz, NextBigWhat, Your Story, Technode (China), Wamda (Middle East) among others and is being highlighted as a industry leader and a partner of choice for projects like Google Culture and their Monument mapping.
The largest online travel site. A connection between physical - cyber worlds to build consumer trust while creating niche travel markets. A part of Hubezoo framework.
Marketing plan creation for a tourism business development: Generator hostel project.
Business idea
Swot analysis
consumer behaviour
segmentation, targering and positioning
marketing mix
There are many organizations out there that are experiencing with cutting-edge technology and launching truly unique campaigns. This webinar will show you some incredible examples from non-profit organizations to spark some ideas for your organization!
Presentation by: Kirstin Beardsley, CanadaHelps
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QR Codes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be read by smartphones. These codes are easy to create and can be a great way to market your business if you know how to use them properly.
This presentation addresses:
• What a QR code is
• Creating a QR code for your business
• How to use a QR code for marketing
Creative examples of how businesses use QR Codes are included.
The largest online travel site. A connection between physical - cyber worlds to build consumer trust while creating niche travel markets. A part of Hubezoo framework.
Marketing plan creation for a tourism business development: Generator hostel project.
Business idea
Swot analysis
consumer behaviour
segmentation, targering and positioning
marketing mix
There are many organizations out there that are experiencing with cutting-edge technology and launching truly unique campaigns. This webinar will show you some incredible examples from non-profit organizations to spark some ideas for your organization!
Presentation by: Kirstin Beardsley, CanadaHelps
Registration for MyCharityConnects webinars is open to employees, volunteers, and board members of Canadian charities and nonprofits.
The 2011 MyCharityConnects Webinar Series is generously supported by Direct Energy.
QR Codes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be read by smartphones. These codes are easy to create and can be a great way to market your business if you know how to use them properly.
This presentation addresses:
• What a QR code is
• Creating a QR code for your business
• How to use a QR code for marketing
Creative examples of how businesses use QR Codes are included.
2. Created within the country of Japan
Originally used for tracking parts
Telecommunication business
3. Publications, pictures, and business cards
Cemetery
Japan
Gibraltarpedia Project
◦ Located in the UK, start of the Mediterranean
4. New methods
Educating place of interest
Languages
Additional information
Fear of QR Codes
5. Product and destination marketing
◦ Service involvement
◦ Hotels
◦ Elevators
◦ Bulletins
Airports
6. Significance
Travel brands
◦ San Antonio
◦ Glendale, Arizona
◦ New York
7. University Recreation Center
◦ Advertising
◦ Off-campus students
◦ Programs and events
◦ Signing up
Sephora
◦ Coupons
8. Mirage Hotel and Casino
◦ Promote entertainment
◦ Attracting tourists
◦ Advertising around the city
◦ Using coupons from mobile device
Olive Garden Restaurant
◦ specials/coupons
◦ Special messages
9. Revolutionary piece of technology
◦ Hotels
◦ Restaurants
Reminding guests about these amenities
Promoting business inside the property
Benefiting the customers
◦ Quick links
◦ No more questions
10. QR movement at the property
Using smartphones instead of coupons
QR codes all over Hotel and Vegas Strip
11. Possibilities are limitless
Technology driven world
High volume of international travel
◦ languages
◦ Any tourism information
12. “The scan matters”
◦ Discount
◦ Coupon
◦ prize
Placement
◦ Low traffic areas
◦ Popular areas of property
◦ Custom tailoring
13. Market places are competitive
◦ Differentiate yourself
◦ coupons/discounts
Who are you targeting?
Saturation
◦ Getting more business
Making QR Codes unique
◦ Going green