
You've seen QR codes in consumer goods marketing. Smartphones can scan the codes to open a web site or save a contact. If QR codes are not a part of your campaign (be it print, email, web, or all three), re-think your strategy.
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If you have location-based data, why not map it? Chances are, your data is being accessed on a mobile device, making visual mapping especially useful. With basic web technologies, your data can be plotted on Google Maps. We'll show you how.

Too often, communications plans are not designed to maximize digital technologies. Traditional media content is re-purposed for the web, resulting in a brochure site and missed opportunities. We advise our clients to take a step back, look at the big picture, and ask: Is our strategy tailored to the medium? Read our Five Essential Points for communicating online.
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