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The month of December has marked a major milestone for MSKYNET. Our QR Code Generator (QRGen) usage has well surpassed the 10,000,000 (10 Million) QR Code impressions per month. As far as we know, this makes us one of the largest QR Code makers in the US. There is very little data in general about adoption rates, statistics, and trends available for QR Code activity. We plan on publishing a quarterly aggregate report on our US traffic in hopes that this can aid other developers in their efforts for QR Code development. Our quarterly reports will be located here under our QR Code Stats page. Please ping us if you have any suggestions for things that you would like to see.
Links mentioned above
QR Code Generator API (QRGen)
QR Code Statistics (Updated Quarterly)
July 2nd, 2010 on 4:24 pm
I’d like to use QR codes. One of my clients mails about 3 million pieces of mail a year. I would put a QR code on each mailing piece. The person who scans the code would go to a website where they would see my cleint’s 60 second TV commercial.
What costs need to be paid fro this? You mention demographics .. what demographics will you generate? Will the demographics be specific to each person who scanned the barcdoe?
If we mail 10 different mailing lists, can you tell me which list the consumer is responding to? I can put a different QR code on each list.
We get 90% of our responses within 60 days, but many straggle in for months and months. How do you handle that.
We don’t mail 3MM at a time… close to 250M a month. I assume we would need different barcodes each month. How does this impact on costs?
July 3rd, 2010 on 3:22 am
Hey David, you brought up some great questions and the quick answer is yes using our system we can help you dynamically generate a unique barcode and track them back to each individual email.
We will be in touch shortly to answer any further questions that you may have. Thanks!