The latest tie-in is coming from Minneapolis-based indie Secret Stash Records, which is slapping QRs onto its physical CDs and vinyl releases. So, fans browsing around can scan a code, and start sampling instantly. "If someone is willing to consider spending their hard earned money on one of our records, we should at least be willing to give them a free sample so they can make an educated decision before purchasing," explained Eric Foss, Secret Stash vice president of Sales and Marketing. "This new technology allows us to do that."
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Why 'QR Codes' May Become a Standard Phrase In Music Marketing...
TECH NEWS Sunday, 26 December 2010 08:35 This is an area just taking root in the music industry, though the QR code looks poised to
Basically, these newer-generation bar codes can be quickly scanned by a number of different smartphone apps, and subsequently tied to various promotions, related sites, and even geo-targeted concepts.
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