Location based marketing tools enable prospective customers to find your business via mobile devices and tablets. Tools include Four-Square and Google Places.
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Dr. Susan Weinschenk
Human Factors International
Thanks for sharing. All seems a buzz with managing ones, um, what did they call it? “social graph rank?” I heard someone say that people will just evolve to gain a higher threshold for embarrassment or get use to the idea being on all the time.
What’s most interesting is how many people are now blending personal and business because of social media. Although I try to keep Facebook as personal and Twitter and LinkedIn as business, I sometimes overlap. I imagine this creating issues for some, definitely embarrassing moments in addition to being “on” all of the time which I just can’t handle. That’s why I don’t Tweet on the weekends – won’t even do it for clients