Go mobile, or go home

It is becoming more important for companies to be present on mobile devices, with mobile marketing, promotion and advertising a booming business. Still to often companies simply link mobile and smartphone users to their websites that are designed for normal computers. I am not aware whether these companies know that this causes them more harm than it does anyone any good.

Dynamic Mobile Marketing Solution

Two companies QR4 and Jeroen Steeman teamed up to develop an effective and efficient mobile marketing service aimed at small to medium size companies. This provides everything any size company needs to get started with cost effective mobile marketing.

The concept is simple and effective using three zones that are completely adaptable to meet the requirements of any company and covers:
1. Branding and Identity
2. Presentation (products, services, special offers)
3. Interaction (call to action) including social media

Behind the QR code above you can see the demo I created in about 30 minutes using the management console of QR4. What this platform also offers is geolocation linked to the mobile marketing service, this makes it possible to target global and local users which can vert interesting for small local companies as well as franchises (closest dealer/store) and corporations running different offers in different areas. More specifics about this marketing service can be found on the 'Mobile Marketing' page.

Mobile Marketing, your 24/7 mobile sales force at your command.

Five QR codes to activate the five mobile marketing pages as seen in the header of this article:
NOTE: The promotional material behind each of the QR codes is owned and managed by their respective owners. This means that what is seen after scanning these codes may not reflect directly to the main image of this article anymore. This is inherent to the nature of the dynamic mobile marketing platform.

QR4 (that's us)	Falconcrest	AV Unit Media	ODOA	Message Master

Interesting to note is that this platform does not only function with QR codes, but can be activated via links in text messages, newsletters and email.