Health & Fitness
A Little Pin Goes Along Way
If you've seen the Jammin' on Janesville pin, here's why you need to get one, and just what that 'squiggly box' on it means.
What IS that box with the strange design on the 2013 Jammin' on Janesville pin?
The QR or Quick Response code was originally developed in Japan in the mid-1990s for use in the automotive industry. Today, these 2D codes have grown far beyond their originally intended use and are being used by savvy marketers all over the world.
The Muskego Chamber of Commerce is one of those savvy marketers. By focusing on local businesses, they came up with an innovative strategy that would allow businesses more exposure during and after road construction.
The Jammin’ team has developed this fun way to promote Jammin’ on Janesville as well as local businesses all summer long. The catchy icon of Jammin’ on Janesville "Randy Roadbot, shows your support of the three Friday events AND catches you some great deals from local businesses through September 1st. You don't even need to print the coupon off - just show the business your pin and you are the deal getter.
Residents who are wearing the pin help promote the event, AND are getting something valuable! Not only do they get the deals with the pin, they are encouraged to scan the pin regularly to be reminded of the deals and to see if they are one of three winners that will receive $500 + great prizes from every participating business. There already was a winner for June! they will be looking for another winner on July 5th and one more final winner on August 7th.
Get in on these deals before the pins are gone. Pins are only $5 each
Check here where pins are sold
See you on July 5th!