2D codes are the cool new way to hot link the real world to the internet world. Live Media Technology 2D codes are called hot codes. When you create your Hot Codes you can save it to your PC to be embedded in your off-line advertising and promotional marketing literature. You can use an Hot Code to allow mobile users to link to anything you like on the internet. Use it to promote your website, products, services or even your party. Hot codes can be used for easter egg type hunting games or shop window promotions. Hot Codes are limited only by imagination.
LMT Hot Codes bring traditional offline advertising to life. By registering for a LMT account you get access to a power tool create, control and manage your 2D Hot Code inventory. The LMT application allows both publishing houses and advertisers to see the advantages that the LMT Hot Code will make to their bottom line. Making a Hot Code for your advert or promotion is easy. Just register for an account, enter the details of your advert or promotion and a LMT Hot Code will be created for you that can be saved for inclusion in your printed artwork. Once your advert including LMT Hot Code is printed parties interested in the content of your advert will be able to use their mobile phones to Hot Link direct to your website or your FREE Mobile Phone web page supplied by LMT. You can change the information contained within your Hot Code anytime.
The LMT media manager service is completely free to use. Once you have embedded your LMT Hot Code into your adverts and marketing material you will discover how the added value of interactivity, free mobile site, commerce and statistical reporting encourage boots the responses to your campaign.
Pepsi Max Campaign Featuring Kelly Brook
People can now access racy images of actress-model Kelly Brook by scanning a 2-D QR bar code on every can of Pepsi Max. The beverages giant is the first brand to launch the
Quick Response (QR) technology, a new kind of two dimensional barcode from Japan, which lets access to Kellys images from their mobile phones, allowing Pepsi MAX lovers to link directly to the Internet from their phones.
Japanese commercial for Ntt docomo cell phones.
