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Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by trevorheisler (TrevorHeisler)

trevorheisler (TrevorHeisler) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:50:00 +0000

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RT @davefleet The huge potential of location-based mobile apps: [link to post]

Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by George_S (George_S)

George_S (George_S) — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:40:00 +0000

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Agree w/ you on this one: RT @davefleet: New blog post: The huge potential of location-based mobile apps: [link to post]

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Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by Patrick Morrell

Patrick Morrell — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:46:44 +0000

Dave,
This is a refreshing evolution, and one that (I guess) inevitably was bound to occur. Social media for so long seemed to replace a great deal of day-to-day real human interaction. Instead of phone or face-to-face, it was email for Facebook. It now seems to be coming full circle i.e. social media now has evolved in a way to facilitate more face-to-face interaction. Is there a point at which everything is effectively mobile? In two years, will I ever tweet from a laptop (or Tweet at all)?

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ursulnbzf (Ursula Cherry) — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:46:04 +0000

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Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by Danny Brown

Danny Brown — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:20:25 +0000

Damn, you beat me to the punch!

We’ll be working with a big media campaign for a client throughout 2010 and into 2011, and mobile apps and geo-location is a very large part of our solutions for the client. Should be fun, and a great way for folks to interact, and not just with their friends.

Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by Richard Becker

Richard Becker — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:36:15 +0000

David,

I think you’re right in that they are a very important part of a future, related to convergence where we no longer distinguish between devices like televisions, phones, and cpus. But I think they are much further along that anyone expected.

NAVTEQ recently released a study that revealed 72 percent of consumers find the ads to be acceptable on their navigation devices; 50 percent of respondents recall seeing an ad for each of the advertised brands; and 19 percent of people who recall seeing a specific ad reported clicking through for information on nearby locations. That’s pretty powerful stuff, even if adoption isn’t 100 percent as noted. It’s simply high enough.

Imagine what this will do for advertising. Companies on the front end of the technology (right now) could literary divert traffic en route to a competitor based on location. Or, perhaps they won’t have to if your company is the only one in that space.

We really haven’t seen anything yet.

All my best,
Rich

Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by Stuart

Stuart — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:11:24 +0000

The faster marketing professionals can figure out how to seamlessly integrate messaging into location based apps? (Without being invasive) We’ll have something awesome.

Thus far I haven’t been to impressed with any real-life examples. I’m salivating at the potential though.

Comment on The Huge Potential Of Location-Based Apps by Chris Bailey

Chris Bailey — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:40:16 +0000

Dave, what’s fascinating is that location-based services are only now picking up steam toward mainstream adoption. Way back in 2001, I worked to get a wireless location trade association off the ground and it fizzled before it really got started. The applicable ideas and tech were there, but much of the infrastructure was painfully behind. Guess we can call it an idea before its time.

I agree with Ari…we’re still in the early stages of mobile – and infancy of wireless location services. Now the ideas, tech, and infrastructure are in place, but we’re going to come head long into another barrier which are social/cultural rules. How do businesses create them in a responsible way; and how do we users contend with when and how its appropriate to use them.