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eMarketer Analyst Noah Elkin Interviews Rick Mathieson on QR Codes (Pt 2): Supercharging Traditional & Retail

eMarketer Analyst Noah Elkin Interviews Rick Mathieson on QR Code Best Practices (Pt 1)

QR_code_example eMarketer Principal Analyst Noah Elkin interviewed me the other day for an upcoming report on QR code best practices.

In part one, Elkin asks for my perspective on the adoption of QR codes, to which I talk about some of the pros and cons - and how these little mobile markers can supercharge the effectiveness of traditional advertising.

(Approx 2:53)

Audio link:

Rick Mathieson & eMarketer analyst Noah Elkin


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