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Okay, Then Who Is More Likely To Use QR Codes: Women Or Men?

According to some fresh comScore research cited by MediaPost's Chuck Martin, the gender bias swings in the opposite direction when it comes to QR codes – the codes that are printed on outdoor or print media that can hyperlink to mobile sites or content.

"Sixty-point-five-percent male," Martin said of the comScore finding.

The reason, suggested one of Chuck's panelists, was that many of the ad campaigns featuring QR codes fielded to date have been targeted at males vs. females.

2 comments about "Okay, Then Who Is More Likely To Use QR Codes: Women Or Men?".
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  2. Roger Matus from Nellymoser, Inc., August 17, 2011 at 2:45 p.m.

    Actually, the Nellymoser survey shows that the top advertisers and top publications using 2D barcodes, such as QR codes and Microsoft Tags, are aimed at women. The report is at http://www.nellymoser.com/action-codes/mobile-action-code-usage-study

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