Foursquare has some great social media marketing tips for anybody looking to bridge their online and offline marketing efforts. In this Future of Engagement episode, Murray Newlands drills in on 4sqDay and how Foursquare successfully bridged their online and offline campaigns. What he says might surprise you:
Rather than seeing social networks as something separate from physical marketing, Foursquare combines physical and virtual marketing efforts by having 4sqDay every April 16.
This makes their avid supporters feel appreciated, which creates good social media conversation about Foursquare. This leads to powerful word of mouth marketing as people genuinely promote Foursquare to their friends on both Facebook and on the street.
What can brands learn?
- Engage with customers and users
- Work with your business-clients
- Word-of-mouth marketing is hard to measure but it can be very powerful and cost-effective









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Many believe that social media is the answer to customer acquisition and are short-sided in defining realistic results. Stop chasing your tail in social media instead start your SMM planning.
Twitter: matthewacoleman
July 12, 2012 at 10:32 pm
i like Foursquare…very convenient especially if you in a new city..i liked that people share the good and bad of a place…reviews for me are essential
The B2B sales cycle is complex with long lead times. Lead Creation develop & implement marketing strategies to shorten the sales cycle using Social Media.
B2B Marketing would love you to read ..Doubt, or fear, trumps desire. Always.
Twitter: allaboutmexican
June 4, 2012 at 10:05 pm
great video,,i have been a Foursquare user since it started and i enjoy it a lot,…it has room for improvements thought but the main thing is that it works
We are always advocating local business to do it themselves and they can but….It would be good for them to find a professional who can guide them through the task. The internet is the greatest help to local business. This is a great article.
Twitter: matthewkinsella
April 25, 2012 at 9:23 am
I’m still surprised by the amount of traditional businesses like shops and restaurants not using tools like Foursquare for promoting their business.
Matt Kinsella would love you to read ..Make It Happen
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