New York Times Features SpyderLynk SnapTags in Mobile Barcode Trend Article
The New York Times article about mobile barcodes by Stephanie Clifford spotlights SpyderLynk SnapTags as a brandable more accessible mobile barcode.
The New York Times article about mobile barcodes by Stephanie Clifford spotlights SpyderLynk SnapTags as a brandable more accessible mobile barcode.
Ladies, grab your issue of Teen Vogue and turn to page 63 for your chance to win with SpyderLynk SnapTags!
Brought to you by Lycra and Fruit of the Loom, readers who snap a photo of the Lycra SnapTag in this month’s issue will be automatically entered into a drawing to win one of 25 prize packages from the Fruit of the Loom Fresh Collection.

If you happen to miss out on one of the prize packages, don’t worry – you can still get more incentive from the advertisers! Send in your name and e-mail address and you’ll get back an additional special offer with purchase.
With over 1 million readers, Teen Vogue, like many other magazine and publications nationwide are looking for additional ways to reach consumers and have implemented interactive campaigns, like this one. With SpyderLynk’s SnapTags, advertisers are able to interact with readers on a mobile level and deliver back wanted content straight to their cell phones. From prizes, to free samples, to coupons and discount codes, SnapTags are the newest in mobile barcodes, offering a branded, more accessible alternative to 2D Barcodes. Check out the SnapTag demo here to see for yourself how these “snappable” interactive tools work.
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