Want to know the hottest new trend in advertising that Facebook has just launched into the news? Innovative companies are grabbing free publicity from Google Earth and Google Maps satellite view by painting QR codes on their rooftops. A QR code (Quick Response Code) is a 2-dimensional barcode that can be read by smartphones with cameras. These codes usually lead your phone’s browser to a website linked to that QR code. For example, Facebook’s 42-ft. wide rooftop QR code will lead you to their mobile website when scanned.
Since Google Earth has been downloaded over 1 billion times, and countless people use Google Maps everyday, putting a QR code, or even a neat logo on your rooftop is the hot new way to get attention.
Now, how do you go about getting a pattern put on your roof? There are two firms in Texas that will create and install a rooftop QR code, but that will set you back $8,500 plus a recurring $200 support fee. That’s a pricey bit of paint, and your rooftop won’t be any more comfortable than it is now. Fortunately, we can also create QR codes and logos in artificial grass. Why not combine the functionality of rooftop advertising with the comfort of a sunny picnic area?
Artificial grass is a great low-maintenance landscaping option for any commercial setting. It’s silky soft, allergen-free, doesn’t stain clothing or require watering. No more dodging errant sprinklers and muddy puddles on the way in to the office! Why not improve your office workspace with a rooftop garden that doubles as advertising from the sky?
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