So it sounds like geotargeted advertising? I hit a spot in the mall (or wherever) and get an ad on my phone? Do users opt in for specific marketers or do they get everything in the system?
I see you're also doing geo-specific art, which I think it quite cool. But not sure about getting ads just pinging me as I'm wandering along, without having opted in.
@SacBookReviewer Thanks for joining the conversation Ross. For advertisers the technology can be used as a proactive marketing platform that literally makes a brand felt. That buzz in the pocket is pretty effective, and has shown some awesome user retention and duration in-app stats during our beta testing.
Users are not bombarded with advertisements. We're currently filling Chicago with 2,500 pieces of original art, music, and poetry for people to discover upon app launch. But, even then, what if you're not a fan of poetry? Hey, not everyone is.
We've created a filter system for help you manage the notifications you receive. Users get the essential information and media they need not only when, but where they need it.
@digihumanist That's what I was wondering. Localized art is something we've considered doing here in sac, but not so much on the brand marketing. I've always considered gps as a great location bookmark for things beyond addresses and don't think we've even started scratching the surface of what's possible.
@digtialhumanist love the concept. Also, I have been working on a Android app and have been creating quick and dirty screencasts by using the android SDK and a .JAR called http://droid-at-screen.ribomatio.... You plug in your device to your laptop and it mirrors the display and then can use any standard desktop screencast application. It also works great for doing a webex. This could be helpful to show the publishing and on device experience for Infused.
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