3 Responses to “Location-based social networking”

1. Mary Tagab says:

   September 2, 2010 at 6:51 AM

   What this will also do is increase the odds that your website will come out when someone searches for your particular keywords.
2. Craigsmith33 says:

   September 2, 2010 at 8:00 PM

   Yeah Im kinda thinking that this wave of location based social networking will soon fizzle out. Sometimes Its just silly you know? I just checked in at McDonalds! Who really cares!

   What I think will get alot of traction over the next few years is companies utilizing geo-targeting within their web interfaces as a way to win customers and provide a great experience. We conduct alot of multivariate testing and in doing so see that with sites that tailor by geo target, these conversion rates are alot higher.

   A great tool to do free geo targeting is BT Buckets…check it out
3. Paul Friar says:

   September 8, 2010 at 7:11 PM

   I have to be honest and say that I dont exactly like all the useless information that people seem to want posted online, but sometimes it can be fun I guess.
   Speaking as someone trying to get into marketing though, I do appreciate that there could be benefits in terms of traffic and seo.
   Final question – in a world gone mad, is there much point being the only sane one left?

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