CorFire, Edo Announce Mobile Offers Partnership
CorFire and edo have announced a mobile partnership in which edo’s offers platform will be linked with CorFire’s mobile wallet solution and marketing services. The result, which is currently in beta testing and expected to be made widely available later this year, will allow merchants and financial institutions to build off preference analytics and past spending behavior…
Street Fight Daily: Google+ Local, AmEx and Foursquare, Mary Meeker
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...
Google Looks To One-Up Facebook With Google+ Local (TechCrunch)…
Battle Heats Up Over Mobile Payments (Wall Street Journal)…
New Web App Unsubscribes You From Daily Deals Emails (BetaBeat)…
With $21 Million Banked, Group Commerce Eyes Developing Markets
“In some ways, [the developing world is] even more fertile ground than developed markets where things are set in stone, and traditional ways of doing things have existed for many years,” says the company’s CEO, Jonty Kelt. “However, there are cultural attitudes towards purchasing online and delivery which, might be quite different in China than they are in the U.S. or Europe.”
Street Fight Daily: Groupon Tests Payments, Belly’s 1 Million Check-ins
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...
Groupon Is Testing A Payments System To Compete With Square And PayPal (Business Insider)…
RIP Yellow Pages? Phone Books Re-shape Themselves for Life After Listings (PaidContent)…
Loyalty Startup Belly Hits 1 Millionth Check-In; Active Merchants Say Belly Check-ins Top Foursquare (TechCrunch)…
Street Fight Daily: Groupon, Patch, Signpost, Digital First
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...
Groupon Customers Might Not Get Any Cash From That $8.5 Million Settlement (Business Insider)…
Signpost Makes Deal With Newspaper Biggies (Portfolio)…
The Case Against AOL, In Numbers (Ad Age)…
Study: Political Campaigns Using Mobile Ads for Hyperlocal Targeting
Using hyperlocal-targeted mobile signup ads — interactive in-app ads that allow users to submit basic contact information — marketers are paying on average $0.85 -$1.00 per user signup across all swing states, and $1.33-$1.45 across key battleground states like Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Colorado, Missouri, Michigan, Ohio and Florida, according to a study released yesterday by mobile ad platform Pontiflex.
Street Fight Daily: Target Taps Shopkick, Groupon Offers Settlement
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

Groupon Offers Settlement for Gift-Card Lawsuits (Chicago Sun-Times)…
Sonar Offers On-the-Go Messaging to Friend Groups Nearby (GigaOm)…
Street Fight Daily: SnipSnap, Geoloqi, Yell Becomes ‘Hibu’
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

For AOL, a Costly Gamble On Local News Draws Trouble (Wall Street Journal)…
Sense Networks Makes Location-based Advertising Relevant (GigaOm)…
Street Fight Daily: Foursquare Hires CRO, Groupon Stock Probed
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

Groupon Stock Spike Probed (Wall Street Journal)…
Does Facebook Have a ‘Yelp Problem’? (ScreenWerk)…
Street Fight Daily: Patch Partnership With WPIX, Addiply Network Live
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

How Facebook’s Mobile ‘Sponsored Stories’ Are Designed To Kill Groupon (Business Insider)…
Addiply Networks 2,700 Hyperlocal UK Sites for National Ads (Out With a Bang)…
INFOGRAPHIC: SF, LA Top List of Cities With Socially Savvy SMBs
The study found that Grand Rapids and Oklahoma City have the highest percentage of SMBs with Facebook pages at 29% and 28% respectively. The number is a little less than half of what Borrell Associates estimated for the overall percent of SMBs that used Facebook as a promotional tool in 2011 (60.4%) and well below Merchant Circle’s figure in late 2011 (70.0%)…
Street Fight Daily: Yell Buys Moonfruit, Groupon Opens Seattle Office
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

Groupon Hires Amazonian as VP of Engineering, Opens Seattle Office (AllThingsD)…
Study: Want High Engagement on Facebook? Offer Coupons (Mashable)…
Street Fight Daily: ‘Local Consumer,’ Curley Leaves Las Vegas Sun
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...
After Strong Quarter, Groupon Starts Looking Like a Deal Again (AllThingsD)…
Rob Curley Leaves Las Vegas Sun (Poynter)…
Understand the ‘Local Consumer,’ and You’ll Understand How to Serve SMBs (VentureBeat)…
Factual Adds Context to Location With New API
Factual has added deeper analytics to its compendium of location data services with the release of its new Geopulse API this morning. The API enables developers to retrieve contextual information — commercial profiles and density scores as well as demographic indicators like age, gender, and median income — for a given location across Factual’s 50-country reach.
Street Fight Daily: Journatic CEO, PayPal Data, Geofeedia
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology...

Journatic CEO: Efficiencies Make Hyperlocal Work (NetNewsCheck)…
PayPal’s Key to Winning Mobile Payments: Data (GigaOm)…
Street Fight Daily: CityPockets Closure, Qype Surges in Europe
A roundup of today’s big stories in hyperlocal content, commerce, and technology.
Closure of CityPockets Provides Window Into Daily Deal Biz Shakeout (GigaOm)…
Qype, The Yelp Of Europe, Claims Top Dog Status With 860,000 Places Reviewed (TechCrunch)…
AT&T Completes YP Sale (BIA/Kelsey)…

