A Barcode is purely a unique number – there is no specific product information encoded within the bars. The barcode has no real meaning until the details of the product are entered into a retailer’s software application. When you supply your product to a retailer, they will input the product’s barcode number, description, cost price, sell price & reordering information into their software system. The use of barcode numbers is a voluntary system. Retailers use it as the basis for their pricing, inventory and ordering systems. It is becoming increasingly common for retailers, both large and small, to require all products they sell to display a unique product barcode for this purpose.
I have made these professional looking CD cover stickers as a creative aspect of making the 'made up' cover look real with a professional quality. However these types of stickers, "2 FOR £10 or £7 EACH" and "SPECIAL EDITION" are purposely placed on CD covers that have been released for a while, that need even more promotion or cheaper deals to sell.
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