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In addition to the QR Codes in the drinks at the Uptown eatery, they were emblazoned on staff T-shirts and used as temporary tattoos, placed on a dining-area wall and above urinals, even displayed on two outdoor billboards visible to Uptown hipsters on streets and rooftop patios.
Those scanning any of these codes would get a restaurant coupon and sometimes see a video.
The codes stayed the same, but the content behind them kept changing in order to keep things interesting, said Christopher Lower of Maple Grove public relations and marketing agency Sterling Cross Group, which worked with Chino Latino owner Parasole Restaurant Holdings.
"We are big believers in integrating today's technology with traditional storytelling," Lower said.
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