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Not just Evil Robots. This web site is mostly about the life and times of a guy (Jason Alan Snyder), that spends his career inventing and developing all sorts of innovative digital products and services. As well as publishing and lecturing about marketing, futurism, technology, security, community, augmented reality, synthetic worlds and physical world connections.

 

This is a JAGTAG. It is a 2D matrix code that I invented. My patents and the technology were recently sold to Aumge Technologies. JAGTAG is the only 2D barcode system that does not require the consumer to download an application into their handset prior to making the information request. As a result, JAGTAG is the only viable 2D barcode solution in the United States. This JAGTAG acts as a link to to my contact information. Take and send a picture of this JAGTAG with your mobile device. Verizon and ATT customers send it to 524824. To see and share this with your Twitter followers tweet the picture to @jagtag

You can learn more about Augme's acquistion of JAGTAG here.

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Tuesday
Jun012010

OMMA SOCIAL

I will be speaking on a panel at the OMMA Social conference Thursday, June 17th in NYC with some folks from Foursquare, Nielsen, SCVNGR and Microsoft about "How Mobile Social will Change Commerce"  

The most magical marketing environment for anyone with something to sell would be one that marries the right person, with the right place, with the right product with the right time. But this is no longer a dream. Suddenly, we’re at a point where all of those things can be brought together, with social as the glue connects them. With more and more social activity taking place on mobile, and companies such as Facebook and Google now embracing QR codes, which create a shorthand in which profile data could be read by merchants at the point of sale, the era of in-store customized marketing is almost upon us. What will it look like? And is the early success of companies such as Foursquare indication that portable social profiles are the wave of the future?   

The panel will be moderated by Erik Sass from MediaPost.

Other panelists joining me will be:

Eric Friedman, Director of Client Services, Foursquare
Paul Kultgen, Director Mobile Media and Advertising, Nielsen
Chris Mahl, SVP, Chief Brand Alchemist, SCVNGR
Erin Wilson, Mobile Sales Specialist, Microsoft Advertising

http://bit.ly/OMMA_Social - #OMMASocial