Comments for The Awesome Blog (.net) http://theawesomeblog.net Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:16:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Cracking the Code – Upshot’s Guide to Mobile Barcodes (Infographic) by Brian http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/03/cracking-the-code-upshots-guide-to-mobile-barcodes-infographic/#comment-5315 Brian Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:16:09 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=94999208#comment-5315 Hi Chip, Sorry about the delayed response, but nope, I've not heard of a device like this. That being said, you don't need a special printer for QR codes - you could conceivably achieve this with a standard printer as long as you align the cards properly. Hi Chip,
Sorry about the delayed response, but nope, I’ve not heard of a device like this. That being said, you don’t need a special printer for QR codes – you could conceivably achieve this with a standard printer as long as you align the cards properly.

]]> Comment on Cracking the Code – Upshot’s Guide to Mobile Barcodes (Infographic) by Chip Gremillion http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/03/cracking-the-code-upshots-guide-to-mobile-barcodes-infographic/#comment-5284 Chip Gremillion Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:53:12 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=94999208#comment-5284 Brian, Thank you for a simple & concise overview of QR Codes and their potential. Do you know of a device that could have a business card inserted in it and automatically Stamp a QR Code on the card. Also, preferably it could store a number of codes and print the correct one each time a card was inserted. Sort of a postage meter type device. Do you know of anything like that? Thanks, Chip Brian,

Thank you for a simple & concise overview of QR Codes and their potential. Do you know of a device that could have a business card inserted in it and automatically Stamp a QR Code on the card. Also, preferably it could store a number of codes and print the correct one each time a card was inserted. Sort of a postage meter type device. Do you know of anything like that?
Thanks, Chip

]]> Comment on Pictures Speak Louder by Tuesday Breakfast Links | Points and Figures http://theawesomeblog.net/2012/01/pictures-speak-louder/#comment-5280 Tuesday Breakfast Links | Points and Figures Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:17:18 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=95000420#comment-5280 [...] Interesting article on Instagram. [...] [...] Interesting article on Instagram. [...]

]]> Comment on Pictures Speak Louder (Part 2) by Weekly Roundup « BRENTT Consulting http://theawesomeblog.net/2012/01/pictures-speak-louder-part-2/#comment-5278 Weekly Roundup « BRENTT Consulting Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:24:33 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=95000437#comment-5278 [...] Is Instagram the next great marketing tool? [...] [...] Is Instagram the next great marketing tool? [...]

]]> Comment on Cracking the Code – Upshot’s Guide to Mobile Barcodes (Infographic) by Running the Gauntlet: A Book Review | QR Code Reader http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/03/cracking-the-code-upshots-guide-to-mobile-barcodes-infographic/#comment-5273 Running the Gauntlet: A Book Review | QR Code Reader Thu, 19 Jan 2012 08:36:35 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=94999208#comment-5273 [...] It is still a 2D barcode, but it highlights a brand’s logo inside a notched circle. Here’s an interesting comparison of SnapTags and QR Codes. QR Codes are open source (read: free), SnapTags are proprietary. QR Codes can be generated [...] [...] It is still a 2D barcode, but it highlights a brand’s logo inside a notched circle. Here’s an interesting comparison of SnapTags and QR Codes. QR Codes are open source (read: free), SnapTags are proprietary. QR Codes can be generated [...]

]]> Comment on “Like” On Location by Seamless Tech http://theawesomeblog.net/2010/11/like-on-location/#comment-5268 Seamless Tech Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:08:09 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=94998759#comment-5268 [...] to flyers to (almost certainly) your next smartphone, dramatically simplifying the process of consumers sharing preferences, shoppers paying for purchases, and businesspeople swapping contacts. Or, in the case of Halls’ [...] [...] to flyers to (almost certainly) your next smartphone, dramatically simplifying the process of consumers sharing preferences, shoppers paying for purchases, and businesspeople swapping contacts. Or, in the case of Halls’ [...]

]]> Comment on Travel and the Evolving Experience Marketplace by Paul Barrett http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/10/travel-and-the-evolving-experience-marketplace/#comment-5229 Paul Barrett Fri, 30 Dec 2011 19:20:40 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=95000237#comment-5229 Hey that's a great post, well written. Hey that’s a great post, well written.

]]> Comment on 10 Trends for 2012 by Brian http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/12/10-trends-for-2012/#comment-5193 Brian Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:38:44 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=95000327#comment-5193 Thanks Ryan! Team effort all around. Upshot happens to be overflowing with talent. Thanks Ryan! Team effort all around. Upshot happens to be overflowing with talent.

]]> Comment on 10 Trends for 2012 by ryan http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/12/10-trends-for-2012/#comment-5192 ryan Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:06:16 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=95000327#comment-5192 great work guys - or whoever wrote this. i love it. rc great work guys – or whoever wrote this. i love it.

rc

]]> Comment on Cracking the Code – Upshot’s Guide to Mobile Barcodes (Infographic) by How to use QR-codes in an InfoGraphics http://theawesomeblog.net/2011/03/cracking-the-code-upshots-guide-to-mobile-barcodes-infographic/#comment-5181 How to use QR-codes in an InfoGraphics Thu, 08 Dec 2011 12:57:47 +0000 http://theawesomeblog.net/?p=94999208#comment-5181 [...] (typeof(addthis_share) == "undefined"){ addthis_share = [];}Last week The Awesome Blog published this nice InfoGraphics about QR-codes. Marketers and the people are coming around on [...] [...] (typeof(addthis_share) == "undefined"){ addthis_share = [];}Last week The Awesome Blog published this nice InfoGraphics about QR-codes. Marketers and the people are coming around on [...]

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