Twitter is getting Foursquare locations

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Twitter + Foursquare

Twitter users are going to start seeing a new ‘check-in’ feature in their geo-tagged tweets soon, provided by Foursquare, one of the first geo-check-in providers.

The new partnership will mean twitter users can see reviews and tips for places they check in to, and gives businesses a chance to advertise specials and offers to passing potential clients who use the foursquare what’s nearby feature.

So for businesses that rely on footfall, it’s time to brush up your foursquare business listing and start advertising your presence to the geo-located world.

If you need help with understanding Twitter, Foursquare, or any other social media, or need a hand brushing up your social media style, give us a call today, or drop us an email.

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