Group 22
   Mayuri Gupta – www.mayurigupta.com
           Sibi Ravichandran – FT13171
Himanshu Saini – www.himanshusaini.com
      Reetika Sen – www.reetikasen.com
  Anisha Jhawar – www.anishajhawar.info
Drivers & Dynamics behind
LBS
 People naturally go after a
  recommended brand.
 The rising need to save time and
  energy.
 The need to be in news and be visible.
 Progression Dynamic – Need to fill the
  gap.
 Community Discovery Dynamic – E.g.
  Groupon
Examples
 Foursquare
 Facebook
 Shopkick
 Loopt
 Yelp
The Facebook Mechanism
      Check-In to a Place Page
      Tag friends
      Discover others
      Possibility of place based advertising for multi-
       location businesses.


              The Foursquare Mechanism
                 Check-In
                 Earn badges, recognition and rewards
                 Locations get repeat visitors
                 Possibility of having branded microsites and custom
                  badges
Location-Based Social
Networks (LBSN)
    A LBSN does not only mean adding a
    location to an existing social network - Not
    just sharing of location
   The physical location consists of the instant
    location of an individual at a given
    timestamp and the location history that an
    individual has accumulated in a certain
    period
   The interdependency includes not only that
    two persons co-occur in the same physical
    location or share similar location histories
    but also the knowledge, e.g., common
    interests, behavior, and activities, inferred
    from an individual’s location (history) and
    location-tagged data
Two Major Tasks and Objects in
LBSN



 Location and Social networks
  Location is not only a dimension but also an important object in LBSN
  Location and social networks (users) have a mutual reinforcement
    relationship
 Sharing and Understanding
  A good sharing experience attracting more user-generated data for
    understanding.
  A deep understanding of LBSNs provide a better sharing experience in
    turn.
What’s in for brands?
 Acquire customers through local retailers
  via friends
 Can build their LBS. E.g. EpicMix ski app allows you
    to track your vertical feet, connect with friends, and share
    photos from your ski vacation!

 Drive Brand Awareness
 Reach customer near the point of sale. Radio
    for this reason can be a great channel

   Get Valuable data for targeted advertising
    and context-aware advertising.
5 Ways to Market Brand With
LBSN

    Push Notification Integration
       With alteration reduces burden.

    Loyalty Programs
     special reserved and discounts on purchases. Ideas like these drive competition and
     increase use of marketing on these networks.

    Geo fencing
     Expanding to more location-based networks. Includes sending messages to users
     who’ve opted in to a particular service.
     Starbucks is an example. If a person crosses a Starbucks
     geo-fence, they will receive a message from their location-
     based app highlighting an offer, coupon, or just a reminder to
     stop by
5 Ways to Market Brand With
LBSN
   Mixed Media
      Apps like GetGlue and Foursquare both give the ability to check in
    and incorporate other media. For instance, GetGlue allows a user
    to check in and share a favorite book, song or TV show. It helps to
    Optimize the content and forge partnerships with companies like
    GetGlue as a way to extend the reach among users that are more
    likely to view the content if recommended by friends.
   Better Content
    allows a user to discover food, nightlife, shops, and more based on
    broad categories. It aggregates suggestions based on our checking
    history as well as information available on the network about a
    location. It is increasingly reducing the use of recommendation
    websites like zomato.com
Recommendations
 Alignment with your brand’s strategies
  and goals.
 Find a targeted network or best
  available location based network as per
  your social marketing monitoring tools.
 Owned Media: Maintain consistency of
  brand voice and offers as available at
  other places like your official and
  partnered websites.
Recommendations
 Paid Media: Partner with places for push
  notifications. E.g. a city, store etc.
 Continuously measure, analyse and
  improve your geo-targeted ads and LBS
  offerings.
Thank you guys!
Sources
   http://www.social4retail.com/5-ways-to-market-
    your-brand-with-location-based-networks.html
   http://research.microsoft.com/en-
    us/projects/lbsn/default.aspx

Smm group 22 (2013)

  • 1.
    Group 22 Mayuri Gupta – www.mayurigupta.com Sibi Ravichandran – FT13171 Himanshu Saini – www.himanshusaini.com Reetika Sen – www.reetikasen.com Anisha Jhawar – www.anishajhawar.info
  • 2.
    Drivers & Dynamicsbehind LBS  People naturally go after a recommended brand.  The rising need to save time and energy.  The need to be in news and be visible.  Progression Dynamic – Need to fill the gap.  Community Discovery Dynamic – E.g. Groupon
  • 3.
    Examples  Foursquare  Facebook Shopkick  Loopt  Yelp
  • 4.
    The Facebook Mechanism  Check-In to a Place Page  Tag friends  Discover others  Possibility of place based advertising for multi- location businesses. The Foursquare Mechanism  Check-In  Earn badges, recognition and rewards  Locations get repeat visitors  Possibility of having branded microsites and custom badges
  • 5.
    Location-Based Social Networks (LBSN)  A LBSN does not only mean adding a location to an existing social network - Not just sharing of location  The physical location consists of the instant location of an individual at a given timestamp and the location history that an individual has accumulated in a certain period  The interdependency includes not only that two persons co-occur in the same physical location or share similar location histories but also the knowledge, e.g., common interests, behavior, and activities, inferred from an individual’s location (history) and location-tagged data
  • 6.
    Two Major Tasksand Objects in LBSN Location and Social networks  Location is not only a dimension but also an important object in LBSN  Location and social networks (users) have a mutual reinforcement relationship Sharing and Understanding  A good sharing experience attracting more user-generated data for understanding.  A deep understanding of LBSNs provide a better sharing experience in turn.
  • 7.
    What’s in forbrands?  Acquire customers through local retailers via friends  Can build their LBS. E.g. EpicMix ski app allows you to track your vertical feet, connect with friends, and share photos from your ski vacation!  Drive Brand Awareness  Reach customer near the point of sale. Radio for this reason can be a great channel  Get Valuable data for targeted advertising and context-aware advertising.
  • 8.
    5 Ways toMarket Brand With LBSN  Push Notification Integration With alteration reduces burden.  Loyalty Programs special reserved and discounts on purchases. Ideas like these drive competition and increase use of marketing on these networks.  Geo fencing Expanding to more location-based networks. Includes sending messages to users who’ve opted in to a particular service. Starbucks is an example. If a person crosses a Starbucks geo-fence, they will receive a message from their location- based app highlighting an offer, coupon, or just a reminder to stop by
  • 9.
    5 Ways toMarket Brand With LBSN  Mixed Media Apps like GetGlue and Foursquare both give the ability to check in and incorporate other media. For instance, GetGlue allows a user to check in and share a favorite book, song or TV show. It helps to Optimize the content and forge partnerships with companies like GetGlue as a way to extend the reach among users that are more likely to view the content if recommended by friends.  Better Content allows a user to discover food, nightlife, shops, and more based on broad categories. It aggregates suggestions based on our checking history as well as information available on the network about a location. It is increasingly reducing the use of recommendation websites like zomato.com
  • 10.
    Recommendations  Alignment withyour brand’s strategies and goals.  Find a targeted network or best available location based network as per your social marketing monitoring tools.  Owned Media: Maintain consistency of brand voice and offers as available at other places like your official and partnered websites.
  • 11.
    Recommendations  Paid Media:Partner with places for push notifications. E.g. a city, store etc.  Continuously measure, analyse and improve your geo-targeted ads and LBS offerings.
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Sources  http://www.social4retail.com/5-ways-to-market- your-brand-with-location-based-networks.html  http://research.microsoft.com/en- us/projects/lbsn/default.aspx