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Geolocation is a Two-Way Street Where Businesses Meet Consumers
by Andy Sternberg on 21 July 2011

UPDATE: Watch video of the panel below.
For both businesses and consumers, geolocation apps and services are a dime a dozen these days. But many of these apps and tools serve to benefit both when used consistently and correctly. Much like social media itself, geolocation is a two-way entity.
“Geolocation makes it easier for consumers to get the services they want nearby and for local businesses to reach the consumers in their area,Tiffany Engagement Ring,” Eli Portnoy,Tiffany And Co, CEO of Culver City-based mobile marketing startup Thinknear told me matter-of-factly.
As consumers become increasingly engaged with smartphones and other mobile devices, geolocation will have a growing influence on commerce. For most businesses and services,Tiffany Jewelry, location — and circumstance — means everything. More than one-third of U.S. adults (35 percent) are smartphone users according to a July 2011 Pew Internet report. Consumers are always on the hunt for quality goods and services at reasonable prices. As consumers grow accustomed to the “smart” aspect of always-connected,Tiffany Sale, GPS-enabled mobile devices,Tiffany Co, the bargains appear at their fingertips and it only becomes a matter of convenience. As consumers discover the power of smartphones beyond texts,Pandora Charms Australia, emails and phone calls,Pandora Canada Alumni.NET,Tiffany Au, shopping habits change.
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