Showing posts with label location based advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label location based advertising. Show all posts

What is Bizzy - Location-Based Business Marketing - Connecting Consumers with the Businesses they want

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Connect
to your favorite businesses
like never before

Bizzy is where the world’s local businesses and customers come together. Finally: an exclusive place where you connect and communicate with only the businesses you really care about,
when and how you want.

What Bizzy says about themselves: Our Mission

We believe there needs to be a dedicated place where the world’s local businesses and their best customers come together to connect and communicate. At Bizzy, our mission is to be that place: a place free of spam and intrusive marketing messages where customers can stay in touch with the shops, spas and studios they really care about, when and how they want.

Posted via email from Vancouver Internet Marketing Social Media Marketing Consultant Canada

Location-Based Ads a Goldmine, Says Survey - 50% of Users Take Action - Mobile location-based advertising

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Although the privacy issues surrounding Facebook's new, opt-out only data sharing policies are making people uncomfortable, one area where folks are apparently happy to have their private data shared is on their mobile phones. And by private data, we mean exact GPS coordinates. Coordinates that are shared with software developers, ad networks and location-based service providers in return for free location-based mobile applications and geo-targeted ads.

In fact, one in four U.S. adults use mobile location-based services

Need assistance setting up a location-based advertising campaign? Contact mobile Internet marketing consultant Brent Purves in Vancouver Canada at http://www.BrentPurves.com or brent [at] stirgroup.com http://www.StirGroup.com

Posted via web from Vancouver Internet Marketing Consultant - Brent Purves

Apple Reveals iPhone Software with In-Built Advertising - iads

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The company's new mobile advertising platform, called iAds, is built into the operating system--application developers will be able to use it to sell ads and will get 60 percent of the revenue.

Mobile advertising is seen as a potential goldmine because, at least in theory, advertisements can be tailored to a person's precise location and activity.

The announcement will intensify competition between Apple and Google

Posted via web from Vancouver Internet Marketing Consultant - Brent Purves