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[JPetroInc]

wanted these guys on board???

what I wanted...what we all wanted was a viable and credible business plan executed by a seasoned and experienced management team that wasn't under the control of Jerry Eicke and George O'Leary; one that could take a company and build it into a serious revenue generating machine....just like ShopSavvy has become...and be able to stand independently on their own financial merits...was that asking too much when we had the cats pajamas of an IP that even Bill Scoble personally introduced to Bill Gates and had MSFT paying attention to us:

http://radio-weblogs.com/0001011/2004/07/01.html

[JPetroInc]

QR Codes Promote Coke's Campaign Despite Challenges

by Laurie Sullivan, 11/23/11, 2:16 PM



http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/162961/qr-codes-promote-cokes-campaign-despite-challenge.html

ScanBuy will support QR codes appearing on "tens of billions of Coca-Cola cups" available at 7-Eleven, Subway and other locations. The codes will promote the beverage maker's commitment to the "Save the Polar Bears" campaign, Mike Wehrs, ScanBuy CEO and president, told MediaPost.

Wehrs expects the "Polar Bears" effort to experience heavy traffic to landing pages tied to the campaign. "We're expecting at least 500,000 scans, but that could easily double," he said, noting the campaign will only support scans on Apple devices.

Aside from the cups, the QR codes will appear on posters. The code leads to a landing page on Facebook that allows users to throw snowballs at friends. A recent Taco Bell campaign generated 460,000 scans in three months, of which 7% of the traffic came from people without smartphones, he said.

The back-end data that Coca-Cola gains from mobile QR code scans range from handset type by model and carrier to the frequency of scans by user.

Wehr said the challenge of putting the QR code on a cold drink cup stresses the scanners. It's not only a curved surface, but has condensation running down the side. Anything with an irregular surface, something wrapped in cellophane or bad lighting will affect the scan.

While the code will only appear on cups, the promotion will appear on a variety of things related to Coca-Cola. The campaign promoting Coca-Cola's $2-Mil. pledge to the World Wildlife Fund's polar bear habitat conservation efforts in the Arctic will appear on 1.4 billion Coke cans in the U.S. and Canada. The cans will be white with a polar bear graphic, rather than the classic red, to raise awareness and funds for the campaign, which runs from November 2011 to February 2012.