Augmented Reality: 5 Ways it Can Change Your World
Have you heard of augmented reality? This new technology will have a profound impact on businesses. Keep reading to learn why…
Like social media, augmented reality is a fairly new technology that is still being developed into tools that add some use or productivity to our lives.
At this early stage, it is often found in games, but businesses are slowly adopting the technology and experimenting with it.
If you’re unaware of augmented reality, the basic definition is that it adds something to, improves, or heightens, reality.
Here’s a cool augmented reality video to check out.
Have a look at these five examples of what has been achieved using this technology so far and get excited about what this could lead to in the future! 
6 Ways to Socially Reward Your Customers
Looking to build your customer base and keep people coming back for more?
The answer is to reward your customers.Want to know how? Keep reading…
Why Rewards?
It’s easy to see that social media and other digital technologies are making a huge difference in the way brands interact with customers and how customers perceive a brand’s image.
With so many new business owners testing the waters of social media, it can be easy to forget what our focus should be. Just like any business situation, the customer should be our first priority, always.
Social media is another great way to drive traffic to your website, people into your stores, and ultimately, money into your bank account. One of the best ways to grow your customer base is to reward them. 
5 Tools That Help Measure Your Social Media Influence
Do you know if you’re having an impact on Twitter, Facebook and other social media networks? Do you want some tips on how to measure your social media influence?
As Twitter continues to grow, tools to enhance your Twitter experience and measure your influence are popping up all over the web. In this article, I’ll highlight five free tools that offer easy ways to keep track of your influence on Twitter and beyond.
#1: Klout
Perhaps one of the more well-known resources for measuring your Twitter influence is Klout, which is available as an extension for Chrome and Firefox, as well as the stand-alone site. Late last year, Twitter client Seesmic also integrated Klout scores into its desktop and web versions. 
The Future of Geolocation: What is Coming?
Since location-based check-in app Foursquare was launched at South by Southwest in 2009, the app has seen exponential growth, reaching over 7.5 million users this year.
Other apps have been popping up as well, as geolocation takes center stage in the mobile arena and users flock to apps that create games from typical situations and offer rewards for users.
Two years later, check-ins are old news and the still-young area of geolocation is evolving to keep users interested. Apart from gamification through leaderboards and badges (or stickers, or pins), the motivation for users to participate in location-based networks is severely lacking. 






