Success Stories
Every day, more companies in every business sector are discovering the benefits of going mobile with Microsoft Tag to engage their target audiences, increase brand recognition, and drive sales. In addition, companies already using QR Codes are turning to Tag as a full-marketing solution for their QR Code needs and a way to learn more about incorporating Tag barcodes and NFC Technology into their mobile marketing campaigns. Here are just a few examples we've heard about in the news. For added information, see who’s already using Tag and check out their success stories.
Why Quilting Companies Like Tag
When you think of quilters and crafters, someone pulling out a smartphone to scan a Tag might not be the first thing that comes to mind...but Joan Hawley and Rob Krieger want to change that.
Barcodes on Gravestones? It's True
Nobody wants to be just another brick in the wall. Here's how Tags can connect people with photos and videos of loved ones after they're gone.
Lincoln Electric Tags Its Welding Equipment
Age-old craft meets new-age technology. Lincoln Electric puts Tags right on its equipment, so welders can access a mobile-optimized site with instructions, videos, and product specs just by scanning product nameplates.
Duct Tape Prom Dresses and Tag
Here's a sticky way to win a scholarship. With the recession, some teens are making their own dresses or repurposing vintage castoffs...and some are even using duct tape.
Going Camping with Coleman and Tag
The outdoor retailer runs a tagged ad on the back of the Kampgrounds of America (KOA) directory offering a free cooking app. Scouts honor!
Slideshow: The Best Barcode Fashion
Whether you scan them or just admire them from afar, mobile tags could be coming to a closet near you. Take a look at some of the latest in tagged fashion.
Bare Escentuals Uses Tag in Direct Mail
To promote its new line of skincare products, the cosmetics company was recently looking for a way to give customers an interactive, 3D experience. They found that experience with Microsoft Tag.
Ford and Big 5 Sporting Goods Get Tagged
Have you driven a Tag lately? Bought a hockey stick? Direct mail and point-of-sale strategies put detailed product info into customer's hands to help sell cars and sporting goods.