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Quick Response Code For Business Cards
Quick Response Code or QR codes for short, are barcodes that when scanned, lead to a web property. We have a QR code square in our website footer area. It looks like this. Take a picture of it.
QR codes are 2D square boxes with a maze like pattern on them. They are usually in black on a white background but they can also be coloured.
The image can be copied and printed on a business card. When the person receiving the card has a mobile phone, they can snap a picture of the code with their camera.
They download an app that translates the picture of the QR code back to a barcode and the app redirects the phone’s browser to the website (if the phone has an internet connection).
If the code represents an email address, it opens the email client program with the address in place ready to send an email.
The QR code can also carry h-card details which enter business card fields, such as name, addres, email, phone etc, directly into a phone address book, by passing all that typing.
QR Codes may appear in magazines, on signs, on buses, on business cards, or on almost any object where users may see it and use it to bypass typing information on a smart phone.
Where you can download a barcode reader for mobile phones
Where you can generate a QR code for your business card
There are many free QR code generators, start with the app links above!
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