Mobilize Your QR Code Content

If you’re like us, you’re always disappointed after you scan a QR code and receive a poor user experience. Either it links to a complicated PC formatted website, or it’s not providing additional value (i.e. simply a home page).  The content after the scan is really the most important piece to any successful QR Code project.

To make this easier, we have come up with the Custom Menu Code which is available right from the ScanLife platform with any of our Pro Accounts.

This new code action allows you to easily mobilize your brand – and your code in a matter of minutes.

  • Upload your own image for a product or logo
  • Choose up to 7 different code action options like a web link or a pre-filled email or just display some text for a coupon offer
  • Easily connect users to your Facebook, Twitter & YouTube pages
  • Choose from a couple background templates

Creating a Custom Menu Code is simple, just follow these steps:

1. Upload an image

2. Choose a background color

3. Enter headline & body text

4. Choose your menu items

Custom Menu Code Examples

Scan each code below to try it yourself!

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  • July, 2011 Campaigns

    We’ve just released our latest campaign examples from July. Like always, campaigns ranged from a variety of industries including Tourism, CPG and Retail. The summer has also become a popular time for sweepstakes, as we had codes linking users to contests from Hanes, JanSport, Tilly’s and more. And in perhaps the most bizarre code use we’ve ever seen, a man from Paris had an EZ code tattooed to his chest, becoming the first ever animated tattoo.

    July’s Key Campaigns:

    -          Frito Lay – Our Promise campaign

    -          HP – Packaging promotion

    -          SeaWorld – App Download promotion

    -          Sharpie – Start Something Now campaign

    -          Crystal Light – Flavor Over Fizz campaign

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