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While Facebook may hold the lead in the realm of social media, location-based Foursquare continues to grow and show that it may be a worthy competitor
So what is location-based social media, how are people using it, and how can you use it to promote your business?
Don't know much about Foursquare?
This social media site works with an app on your phone to track businesses and other places you frequent. When you "check-in" to a location via your phone, it shows up in Foursquare and keeps count of how many times you visit certain places. Some businesses will offer specials or discounts to those who frequent their business and check in via Foursquare.
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Income and Assets Measure One's Success in Business and Career - Happiness Measures One's Success in Life
Just because affluent consumers have lots of money doesn't mean they are going to spend it buying more luxuries. That is why luxury marketers need psychological insights into the mindset of the luxury consumer market. Only by understanding the affluent consumer's underlying psychology can marketers tailor their marketing and branding strategies. As a consumer insights consulting firm specializing in the luxury market, Unity Marketing is taking the lead in providing not just facts and figures, but psychological insights for luxury marketers that will yield more loyal and more successful long term customer relationships with their affluent consumers.
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Why 'Christmas in July' Sales Are a Good Idea for Retailers
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Luxury Market Faces the 'Morning After'
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Luxury Consumer Confidence Rises and So Does their Spending
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April Is National Card and Letter-Writing Month
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New Research Opportunity For Luxury Travel Marketers
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Fewer Consumers Will Show their Love this Valentine's Day with the Purchase of a Greeting Card