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Transcripts for #QRChat May 29, 2011
This week we discussed the role of QR Code visuals both from a technical perspective as well as marketing perspective.
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#QRChat Transcripts for May 22, 2011
This week was a back to basics discussion.
@SeanBell took us through 4 questions and the #QRChat folks posed their own interesting questions.
Great discussions! Check it out!
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#QRChat Linkedin Group
@SeanBell has created a Linkedin Group for #QRChat! Join the group to share knowledge, discussions and to suggest topics for Sunday nights #QRChat
Join here Can’t wait to hear from you!!
You can also check out the new #QRChat Flickr Group by @truemc here.
Oh! What fun we are having now!!
QRChat Transcripts: May 15, 2011
This week’s topic was about the future of #QRChat. Eric and Allison are stepping down as organizers and turning the reigns over to Sean Bell (@SeanBell) and other enthusiastic members (@truemc, @mobile_Justin, @MilesAustin, @HouseofBrew, … ) who will take #QRChat to the next level!
Check out the transcripts to see the ideas and next steps!
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QRChat Framing Post, Transition, May 15, 2011
As Eric (@GnosisArts) and I (@Aldsaur) announced last week, we needed to transition #QRChat to others. It has been a great journey for us, but we do not have the time to manage #QRChat the way it should be done.
Great news! Several mobile enthusiasts have expressed fantastic ideas on how improve the chat and a desire to keep it going. (@seanbell, @milesaustin, @mobile_justin, @houseofbrew, @truemc)
Sean Bell is taking the lead. He is a firm believer in crowd sourcing, education and leveraging other platforms to support the chat (Linkedin.com for example). Many of you may remember when Sean was a guest on #qrchat, talking about a fascinating interactive game his company built and launched during SXSW in Austin, TX.
This week we will have an open discussion about the future of #QRChat, what topics you want to talk about, what tools will be helpful to continue to grow the resource pool and how you can help!
QRchat Transcripts with 1680PR May 08, 2011
This week we spoke with Ken Lingad, CEO of 1680PR about QRcode use in entertainment, hospitality and tourism. He gave some great advice and his team and client joined in.
Check out @1680PR and @clubnativo for more infomation!
Check out the transcripts here:
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#QRChat Framing post for May 8th, 2011
Ken Lingad, CEO of 1680PR will be our guest this week on #QRChat. He has built a phenomenal creative team who deliver worldclass PR, Marketing and design for an impressive variety of markets, including film, music, web development, hospitality and entertainment, tourism, art and so on…
Ken is also incredibly generous with his energy, instincts and knowledge and we are delighted to have him as a guest.
Ken will talk about how to approach the development of a marketing effort that includes QR Codes to create an experience to delight and surprise your customers. Bring your questions for this special hour!
RSVP here: http://tweetvite.com/event/qrchat
NOTE: We need someone to take over running #QRChat as Alison and I are going to be stepping down. If we do not have someone volunteer by May 22, QRChat will end. Please let one of us know if you’d be interested in taking over the chat.
#QRChat Transcript April 17 & May 1, 2011
This post includes transcripts from the last two #QRChat sessions.
April 17, 2011
Lisa discussed how some of MixMobi’s clients have been using QR codes in their marketing and advertising campaign and the #QRChat crowd peppered her with lots of awesome questions!
Review the transcripts here:
May 1, 2011
This week’s chat featured guest Daniel Gordon (@DanGordon on Twitter). Daniel Gordon, 37, is a fourth generation jeweler and President of Samuel Gordon Jewelers in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Born in Oklahoma City, and raised there for most of his life.
Review the transcripts here:
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QRChat Framing Post for May 1, 2011
This week’s chat will feature guest Daniel Gordon (@DanGordon on Twitter). Daniel Gordon, 37, is a fourth generation jeweler and President of Samuel Gordon Jewelers in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Born in Oklahoma City, and raised there for most of his life.
Daniel is very familiar with the marketing advantages & uses of QR codes in the business world. He currently has a QR Code for our Android & iOS app, http://road.ie/samuelgordon and it is in their print ads such as this http://mashable.com/2010/11/14/social-media-promotion/
Quote from Daniel: “As time marches on, we will incorporate them more into our marketing strategy. I am a firm believer that as the web matures, past social, now mobile, we all have cameras therefore scanner in our pocket and this is the web directing us back to it out in the real world. Integration of tradition and digital is the key to an overall balanced successful marketing plan.”
RSVP here: http://tweetvite.com/event/qrchat
#QRChat Framing post for April 17, 2011
#qrchat is a discussion of QR codes and their use in marketing, e-commerce and coding. Moderated by @aldsaur, @gnosisarts. NOTE: Time Change: Sundays 8:00pm to 9:00pm EST.
This week’s QRChat features Lisa Foote of @mixmobi – a mobile app development and marketing firm that offers specialized QR code generation and analytics. Lisa will be discussing how some of MixMobi’s clients have been using QR codes in their marketing and advertising campaigns, so bring your questions to her! To learn more about MixMobi, visit them on the Web at http://mixmobi.com
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