QR Codes on the Rise
With a 750% increase in QR Code downloads worldwide since the pandemic began, there’s never been a greater need for QR Code video tutorials. This surge, particularly evident in Australia, highlights how QR Codes have become essential in everyday life. As the pandemic accelerated their use, experts in the hospitality industry predict QR Codes will remain a key technology, well beyond the health crisis. Understanding how to use them effectively has never been more important.
It has not just been the pandemic seeing the use of QR Codes rise.
1. The internet penetration has increased a great deal over the last decade. We use QR Code Video tutorials to help you navigate the process of creation.
2. Most smartphone companies have added QR Code scanning features to their native camera applications. This rules out the need for people to install apps to scan a QR Code.
3. Because the contactless nature of QR Codes with ease of scanning and internet access, they’ve become immensely popular.
4. Businesses today are looking forward to implementing advanced technologies to engage their audiences. What can be better than QR Code technology to do just that?
The best part is—QR Codes can be used in every industry for different use cases. From sharing website links and text to multimedia, they can do it all.
Two Types of QR Codes
With 2 main types of QR Codes, both individuals and businesses can find one that suits their needs.
Once created, a Static QR Code cannot be modified. It’s ideal for sharing fixed information, and if you need analytics, you’ll need to use external tracking tools. Below are the available types of Static QR Codes:
- Link
- Text
- Location (with GoogleMaps)
- Telephone
- SMS
- Skype
- Zoom
- WI-Fi access
- V-Card
- Events
- PayPal checkout
- BitCoin transaction
Dynamic QR Codes, on the other hand, embed a database URL, enabling you to update the destination anytime through an online system, with basic tracking and analytics included. Unlike static QR Codes, Dynamic QR Codes allow you to change the destination without altering the design.
This is achieved by linking to a database URL, which can be updated through the software. One month, you can link to a YouTube page, then switch to a contact page a week later, followed by a conference registration page the next month, and later direct users to the conference videos, and so on.
We provide QR Code video tutorials for both Static and Dynamic QR Codes to help you get started.
Dynamic QR Code Video Tutorials
A Dynamic QR Code offers basic stats, and if you use a URL, you can change the destination without altering the QR Code itself. This is possible because we embed a database URL in the QR Code, while all other information remains static, requiring a new QR Code for any changes.
Here is a list of Dynamic QR Code video tutorials:
How To Create Dynamic QR Codes
How to decorate Dynamic and Static QR Codes
Different uses for QR Codes
Analytics for Dynamic QR Codes
How to manage your Subscription For your Dynamic QR Codes
How to use the Extras in Dynamic QR Codes
Static QR Code Video Tutorial
A static QR Code is a one time creation event and once created cannot be changed and provide any stats etc. Once created they are that way forever. Watch the Static QR Code video tutorial below to learn more.
Additional Reading For QR Codes
QR Code Fact Sheet
Create a QR Codes For Business
QR Code Security
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