naveen:

knowing is half the battle.

naveen:

knowing is half the battle.

lesleykat:

Heatpocalypse is super-duper swarming on @foursquare ! I created a king kong swarm graphic… there are 1012 people checked in RIGHT NOW. go foursquare!

lesleykat:

Heatpocalypse is super-duper swarming on @foursquare ! I created a king kong swarm graphic… there are 1012 people checked in RIGHT NOW. go foursquare!

tristanwalker:

foursquare window clings coming to a venue near you. Super excited to see these. We sent out a couple thousand of these to our merchants last week. You’ll even start to see these on some large retailer wndows: Whole Foods, Lululemon, Red Mango, and a ton more! 

big thanks to Eric (our client services director) on the BD team who worked so hard to get these out the door and into the hands of the venue owners!

we’re just getting started (@foursquare) !!
if that’s not awesome enough, I also included a dancing bear.
(h/t kborg)

we’re just getting started (@foursquare) !!

if that’s not awesome enough, I also included a dancing bear.

(h/t kborg)

Super boy band Super Junior from S Korea. LOVE.

foursquare:

After the overwhelming popularity of the first annual Foursquare Day (4/16/2010), we realized there was demand for getting a bunch of you all together in one place. And then we were asked to be a launch partner for the new Meetup everywhere, which helps people who want to have foursquare meetups self-organize, anywhere in the world!
It’s simple: go to the foursquare Meetup everywhere page, and let others in your area know you’re interested, and then start discussing where to have your meetup. We’ve selected June 16 (get it? 4 squared=16) as the first date for the meetups to happen all over the globe, and from there you can figure out how often your group wants to get together (twice a month? once a month?). You can meet other foursquare users, and maybe even get a swarm badge! 
Find a foursquare meetup in your town to connect with other foursquare users!

foursquare:

After the overwhelming popularity of the first annual Foursquare Day (4/16/2010), we realized there was demand for getting a bunch of you all together in one place. And then we were asked to be a launch partner for the new Meetup everywhere, which helps people who want to have foursquare meetups self-organize, anywhere in the world!

It’s simple: go to the foursquare Meetup everywhere page, and let others in your area know you’re interested, and then start discussing where to have your meetup. We’ve selected June 16 (get it? 4 squared=16) as the first date for the meetups to happen all over the globe, and from there you can figure out how often your group wants to get together (twice a month? once a month?). You can meet other foursquare users, and maybe even get a swarm badge! 

Find a foursquare meetup in your town to connect with other foursquare users!

Tim Gluth explains how the North Shore Bank of Wisconsin uses Foursquare in their 40+ offices


  1. Tim Gluth:

    From our perspective, North Shore Bank sees Foursquare not only as a tool to encourage people to stop into our branches, but as a way to help us increase brand awareness and position the bank within a growing local online community. Listening and connecting with people within our communities is a big part of who we are as an institution, as it has been since our inception. Foursquare is simply one more communication avenue we’re exploring.

    We don’t see Mayorship specials as the end-all/be-all of Foursquare promotions. However, the promotion we ran earlier has already paid for itself, just from the positive reception and potential new business opportunities.

    So far the tools that have been released by Foursquare have allowed us to monitor the check-in activity at our 40+ offices. Going forward we would like to craft additional promotions, including offers like restaurants are able to do now. Another intriguing feature is the ability to post tips and to-dos on our venue pages as a way to drive traffic and introduce the bank’s convenient services, like nearby ATMs, to people on-the-go.

    You offer many good points and ideas here, some of which we are exploring. Fourquare and other location-based social networks offer us a chance to bring online conversations face-to-face, where personal relationships remain a critical part of doing business.