When was the last time you used your mobile device to make a shopping decision? According to a survey from CFI Group and shared by eMarketer, 41% of Internet users—or 67% of millennials—actively access mobile apps when they’re in the market for products and services. Don’t underestimate the power of this valuable new tool that […] Read the rest of this entry »

Every quarter, we release Trend Reports revealing the who, what and why of mobile scanning. The reports offer vital insights into barcode scanning behavior and display the type of value consumers get from it. Read the rest of this entry »

With the holiday season behind us, we’ve captured the most essential stats and compelling data in our Mobile Barcode Trend Report: Holiday Shopping Edition for 2013. This edition highlights growth in scanning behavior, new demographic insights, and the latest consumer preferences. Read the rest of this entry »

This week we released a completely new analytics tool that allows our customers to get more questions answered about their ScanLife powered activity. Yes, it’s great to know “how many scans did I get” but what if you could go further and answer what age group and gender is seeing the most scans per user group, what city is seeing the most returning scans, and what my sweet spots are for day parts. Read the rest of this entry »

The ScanLife Mobile Barcode Trend Report for Q3 has arrived! Consumer mobile engagement is dramatically on the rise—we processed nearly 24 million scans in Q3 alone! Mobile barcode marketing continues to attract a global crowd of consumers, led by value shoppers, gamers, social influencers and other enthusiasts who are interacting with QR Codes and other […] Read the rest of this entry »

To celebrate the busiest scanning season of the year, we are thrilled to bring you the Mobile Barcode Trend Report: Holiday Shopping Edition for 2012.  This Edition illustrates the dramatic growth in scanning as compared to year prior.  It also offers key insights into the who’s scanning and what is being scanned most. The data collected […] Read the rest of this entry »