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What QRCodes can do for your Marketing Campaigns

Do you ever wondered how your coupon campaigns are performing?
It is possible to implement a “Digital Coupon” with QRcode, and put it to use for your Marketing Campaigns, providing detailed data and insights for your brand or business.

It is not difficult to have your own campaign up and running in a few days, because Ditoc is implementing a new product/service for QRCode campaigns.

First few tests have been very satisfactory both in acceptance and ease of use, and we are welcoming brands to test it for free.

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I am excited to be starting a new project within Ditoc. The goal is to implement a platform that provides brands with “Digital Vouchers” using QRCodes.

The idea is to help brands drive traffic to the stores and to collect analytics about their campaign performance. This data will provide them with insights for future campaigns and B2C communications.

So what this platform can do for your campaign

It allows shoppers to register and receive a coupon directly in their email.
The “Digital Coupon” contains an offer that can be redeemed in-store, driving traffic to your shop or pop-up store.
This technology allows collecting analytical data of the performance of your campaign.

How does it work.

We provide you with a short url and/or QRcode that you include in your ads and touch points.
Then the shopper follows the link to obtain a voucher via a registration page.
To redeem the voucher the shopper will present it to your sales agent.
Your sales agent will scan the voucher to mark it as used,  collecting data and statistics of your campaign.

We are giving free test drive for brands and businesses interested in using the platform.

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