Two-dimensional code helps companies realize cross-border marketing

With the intensification of market competition, it has become difficult to clearly demarcate the boundaries between industries and companies, and there is no absolute antagonism. From the East to the West

Fang, traditional to modern, a cross-border trend has long been formed. For example, many alliance circles and industry circles have sprung up. Enterprises use QR codes to achieve cross-border marketing, realizing a win-win situation, which is the ultimate goal.

Companies generally expand marketing through advertising to increase brand awareness. However, traditional advertising requires a large investment from planning, production to publicity, and the results are slow, and most small and medium-sized enterprises cannot afford it. Cross-border marketing refers to breaking the traditional mode of thinking, no longer fighting alone, seeking partners outside the industry, and maximizing the synergy of different types of brands.

Crossover refers to the world that crosses the original audience of the product. It is not 'bully bullying

Cross-border marketing refers to linking together the commonalities of different products, different industries, and consumers with different preferences, and combining elements that seem to be irrelevant.

Fused together to demonstrate a 'new trend' aesthetic approach, bringing freshness to potential users, and generating goodwill, with the goal of making cross-border cooperation products Can

Enable to get the recognition of as many users as possible, from increasing product sales and expanding products.

For example, spray a QR code on the inside of a beer bottle cap. The QR code is printed on the inside of the bottle cap, so only consumers who buy beer have the opportunity to scan the code. Yes

Sweep the code through WeChat to draw the lottery. The URL corresponding to the QR code is unique. After scanning the code, the winning information will be displayed on the phone immediately. For example, if you win a lottery, consumers can immediately receive prizes through their mobile phones. Similar to receiving red envelopes, the old days of holding a bottle cap to the supermarket to redeem prizes are gone. Back again.