import { IndustryPage } from './industry-pages';

export const missingIndustries3: IndustryPage[] = [
  {
    slug: "schools",
    name: "Schools",
    title: "QR Codes for Schools",
    metaTitle: "QR Codes for Schools: Parent Communication & Resources",
    metaDescription: "Improve parent-teacher communication and student resource sharing with QR codes for newsletters, homework portals, and event sign-ups.",
    headline: "QR Codes for Schools: Simple Parent-Teacher Connectivity",
    subheadline: "Let parents access the latest newsletter and homework updates from the school gate or lobby",
    heroImage: "/marketing/industries/schools.png",
    statistics: [
      { value: "2x", label: "More Parent Newsletter Read Rates" },
      { value: "40%", label: "Faster Event RSVP Responses" },
      { value: "3x", label: "Higher Resource Hub Engagement" }
    ],
    benefits: [
      { title: "Parent Newsletter Access", description: "Place a QR code at the school gate or reception. Parents scan while picking up children to read the latest digital newsletter or school announcements." },
      { title: "Digital Homework Portals", description: "Direct links to the school's virtual learning environment (VLE) on homework planners ensure students and parents always find assignments." },
      { title: "One-Tap Event RSVP", description: "QR codes on paper flyers for school plays, sports days, and parent-teacher meetings link to the digital sign-up form instantly." }
    ],
    useCases: [
      "Parent newsletter link at school gates",
      "Homework and learning portal links on planners",
      "School play and sports day event RSVPs",
      "Cafeteria payment and menu links",
      "Teacher vCard and contact info for meetings"
    ],
    tools: ["url-qr-code", "pdf-qr-code", "event-qr-code"],
    faq: [
      { question: "How do schools use QR codes for parents?", answer: "Schools place codes at gates or in reception that link to newsletters and school announcements—making mobile-first communication effortless for parents." },
      { question: "Can QR codes help with school event planning?", answer: "Yes, by putting a QR on any paper flyer, schools can get instant RSVPs and track attendance for events like plays and fairs." },
      { question: "Where should school QR codes be placed?", answer: "The school gates, the main reception desk, student homework planners, and on all physical event posters." }
    ],
    placementTips: [
      "Main entrance gate for parent newsletters",
      "Reception desk sign for school visitor sign-in",
      "Physical event posters for digital RSVPs"
    ],
    germanKeyword: "Schulen"
  },
  {
    slug: "churches",
    name: "Churches & Places of Worship",
    title: "QR Codes for Churches & Worship",
    metaTitle: "QR Codes for Churches: Digital Giving & Bulletins",
    metaDescription: "Increase community engagement with QR codes for digital donations, mobile bulletins, event calendars, and newsletter sign-ups.",
    headline: "QR Codes for Churches: Digital Bulletins and Simple Giving",
    subheadline: "Help your congregation stay connected with digital programs, hymnals, and one-tap donations from every pew",
    heroImage: "/marketing/industries/churches.png",
    statistics: [
      { value: "3x", label: "Increase in Weekly Digital Giving" },
      { value: "50%", label: "Reduction in Printed Bulletin Costs" },
      { value: "2x", label: "More Community Event Registrations" }
    ],
    benefits: [
      { title: "Frictionless Digital Giving", description: "A QR code on the back of every pew or in the weekly program links directly to your secure donation portal—making it easy for the modern congregation to give." },
      { title: "Digital Bulletins and Hymnals", description: "Reduce your environmental impact and printing costs by linking to the week's program, lyrics, and announcements via a single scan." },
      { title: "Community Calendar and Groups", description: "Link QR codes to your small group sign-up forms and community events calendar, encouraging deeper engagement beyond Sunday service." }
    ],
    useCases: [
      "Digital donation link on pews and programs",
      "Sunday bulletin and hymnal PDF access",
      "Community event and small group sign-ups",
      "Monthly newsletter and news sign-up links",
      "Prayer request form from the back of the pew"
    ],
    tools: ["url-qr-code", "pdf-qr-code", "event-qr-code"],
    faq: [
      { question: "How do churches use QR codes for giving?", answer: "Churches place codes on pews or in bulletins that link directly to their payment provider, letting the congregation donate securely from their phones." },
      { question: "Can QR codes replace printed church bulletins?", answer: "Yes, many congregations now scan a QR at the entrance to access the digital program and hymnal—saving thousands in annual printing costs." },
      { question: "Where should churches place QR codes?", answer: "The back of every pew, the main lobby notice board, and the front cover of the physical weekly program." }
    ],
    placementTips: [
      "Back of every pew for donations and prayers",
      "Lobby notice board for community events",
      "Front of paper programs for digital access"
    ],
    germanKeyword: "Kirchen"
  },
  {
    slug: "art-galleries",
    name: "Art Galleries",
    title: "QR Codes for Art Galleries",
    metaTitle: "QR Codes for Art Galleries: Artist Bios & Purchasing",
    metaDescription: "Engage art collectors with QR codes for artist biographies, price lists, virtual exhibitions, and purchase inquiries.",
    headline: "QR Codes for Art Galleries: Storytelling and Seamless Sales",
    subheadline: "Let visitors dive deeper into every artwork with artist biographies and purchase links at every label",
    heroImage: "/marketing/industries/art-galleries.png",
    statistics: [
      { value: "3x", label: "More Artist Bio Views via Exhibit QR" },
      { value: "40%", label: "Faster Inquiry-to-Sale Conversion" },
      { value: "2x", label: "Higher Instagram Follower Growth" }
    ],
    benefits: [
      { title: "Deep-Dive Artist Biographies", description: "A QR on the wall label links to the artist's full biography, studio videos, and available works—providing context without crowding the gallery walls." },
      { title: "Immediate Purchase Inquiries", description: "Link QR codes to a direct inquiry form or purchase link for every artwork, allowing collectors to start the buying process the moment they feel inspired." },
      { title: "Virtual Exhibition Catalogs", description: "Give visitors a QR code at the entrance linking to the full digital exhibition catalog—which they can easily share with fellow art lovers." }
    ],
    useCases: [
      "Artist bio and video link on each artwork label",
      "Price list and purchase inquiry portal",
      "Digital exhibition catalog at the entrance",
      "Social media following and artist tags",
      "Mailing list and upcoming show announcements"
    ],
    tools: ["url-qr-code", "instagram-qr-code", "pdf-qr-code"],
    faq: [
      { question: "How do art galleries use QR codes for sales?", answer: "Galleries place QR codes next to artworks that link directly to an inquiry form or a purchase portal, capturing interest while the collector is in front of the piece." },
      { question: "Can QR codes show more work from the same artist?", answer: "Yes, the code can link to a digital portfolio showing other available works by the artist that aren't physically in the current show." },
      { question: "Where should art gallery QR codes be placed?", answer: "Discreetly next to each piece's label, on the front desk, and in the main exhibition brochure." }
    ],
    placementTips: [
      "Bottom-right of artwork identification labels",
      "Front desk pillar for the full digital catalog",
      "Social media wall for visitor tagging and following"
    ],
    germanKeyword: "Kunstgalerien"
  },
  {
    slug: "stadiums",
    name: "Stadiums & Arenas",
    title: "QR Codes for Stadiums & Arenas",
    metaTitle: "QR Codes for Stadiums: Seat Delivery & Digital Tickets",
    metaDescription: "Improve the fan experience with QR codes for in-seat food delivery, digital ticketing, stadium maps, and exclusive merch offers.",
    headline: "QR Codes for Stadiums: Bringing the Fan Experience to Every Seat",
    subheadline: "Shorten queues and engage fans with in-seat ordering, interactive maps, and exclusive mobile-only offers",
    heroImage: "/marketing/industries/stadiums.png",
    statistics: [
      { value: "40%", label: "Reduction in Concession Stand Queues" },
      { value: "2x", label: "More Merch Sales via Exclusive Seats QR" },
      { value: "50%", label: "Faster Wayfinding to Block and Row" }
    ],
    benefits: [
      { title: "In-Seat Concession Ordering", description: "Place a QR code on the back of every stadium seat. Fans scan to order food and drinks for collection—or even delivery—without missing a minute of the match." },
      { title: "Interactive Stadium Wayfinding", description: "Help fans find their block, row, nearest restrooms, and parking with QR codes on pillars that link to real-time interactive arena maps." },
      { title: "Exclusive Fan Zone Content", description: "Link seat QR codes to digital match programs, team stats, and exclusive merch offers that are only available during the event." }
    ],
    useCases: [
      "Food and drink pre-ordering from every seat",
      "Interactive block and row wayfinding from pillars",
      "Digital match day programs and live stats",
      "Fan zone game and exclusive merch offer links",
      "Contact info for security and incident reporting"
    ],
    tools: ["url-qr-code", "wifi-qr-code", "sms-qr-code"],
    faq: [
      { question: "How do stadiums use QR codes for concessions?", answer: "Stadiums put QR codes on seat backs that link to the concessions menu. Fans order from their phone and get a notification when it's ready for pickup." },
      { question: "Can QR codes help with stadium wayfinding?", answer: "Yes, codes on terminal pillars link to maps that show the fan's current location and the fastest route to their specific seating block." },
      { question: "Where are the best places for stadium QR codes?", answer: "The back of every seat, the main entrance arches, and the concession stand banners for menu browsing." }
    ],
    placementTips: [
      "Back of every individual stadium seat for food",
      "Main entrance pillars for block-specific maps",
      "Concession stand area for digital menu viewing"
    ],
    germanKeyword: "Stadien"
  },
  {
    slug: "theaters",
    name: "Theaters & Cinemas",
    title: "QR Codes for Theaters & Cinemas",
    metaTitle: "QR Codes for Theaters: Digital Programs & Concessions",
    metaDescription: "Modernize your theater or cinema with QR codes for digital programs, movie trailers, in-seat ordering, and future show bookings.",
    headline: "QR Codes for Theaters: Programs and Popcorn from Your Phone",
    subheadline: "Replace paper programs and shorten popcorn queues with digital show guides and mobile-first concessions",
    heroImage: "/marketing/industries/theaters.png",
    statistics: [
      { value: "50%", label: "Reduction in Concession Waiting Times" },
      { value: "3x", label: "More Future Show Bookings via Post-Show QR" },
      { value: "40%", label: "Higher Engagement with Digital Programs" }
    ],
    benefits: [
      { title: "Digital Show Programs", description: "Place a QR on the back of every theater seat linking to the full cast list, director's notes, and show information—saving thousands on printing costs." },
      { title: "Fast-Track Concessions", description: "A QR in the lobby or on seats allows guests to pre-order popcorn and snacks, allowing them to skip the queue during the interval." },
      { title: "Immediate Future Booking", description: "Place a QR code on the screen or in the exit foyer linking to tickets for the next show or film—capturing interest while the guest is still in the moment." }
    ],
    useCases: [
      "Digital show guides and cast info from seat QR",
      "Mobile concessions and snack pre-ordering",
      "Movie trailers and behind-the-scenes content",
      "Future show ticketing links in the exit foyer",
      "Digital ticket wallet and scanner at the door"
    ],
    tools: ["url-qr-code", "pdf-qr-code", "youtube-qr-code"],
    faq: [
      { question: "How do theaters use QR codes for programs?", answer: "They place codes on the back of seats that link to a PDF or web version of the program—meaning no more paper litter and easier updates." },
      { question: "Can I order popcorn with a QR code?", answer: "Yes, many modern cinemas have QR codes in the lobby that let you order and pay for snacks from your phone to avoid waiting in line." },
      { question: "Where should theater QR codes be placed?", answer: "The back of every theater seat, the main lobby counter, and on giant posters for upcoming films." }
    ],
    placementTips: [
      "Individual seat backs for programs and concessions",
      "Entrance counter for digital ticketing and trailers",
      "Exit foyer posters for future show bookings"
    ],
    germanKeyword: "Theater"
  }
];
