Make printed marketing interactive.
Brochures, posters, mailers, advertisements, and printed campaigns could become gateways to digital experiences instead of ending at the page.
AR Pages is being built to help organizations connect campaigns, products, events, printed materials, and physical locations with digital experiences — without building an entire custom app around every idea.
A printed piece, product package, storefront, event display, or physical location can eventually connect people to richer digital content through shared AR Pages infrastructure.
Brochures, posters, mailers, advertisements, and printed campaigns could become gateways to digital experiences instead of ending at the page.
Packaging and physical products could reveal demonstrations, additional information, interactive content, or 3D experiences.
Storefronts, destinations, installations, venues, and physical locations could become part of the campaign itself.
Event displays, signs, booths, venues, and physical touchpoints could connect attendees to deeper experiences while they are there.
The goal is to create the experience without having to build and maintain an entirely separate application for every campaign.
Early organizations can begin participating in the community now and help shape the campaign, publishing, and AR tools that AR Pages develops next.