8 reasons why QR Codes are alive and kicking
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8 reasons why QR Codes are alive and kicking

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With QR Codes, its fascinating how print images come alive on your smartphones. Its a marketers dream to be able to share unlimited information in very limited space and QR Codes is the way to go about it. But as it happens with every innovative concept, QR Codes have received their fair share of criticism. Many consider them as ‘dead’. Yet, not so surprisingly, they seem to be springing up everywhere. Here are 8 reasons why I believe they are very much alive and kicking:

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