Comments on: 1st foursquare campaign in Israel – Club Seat http://www.dvirreznik.com/2010/07/1st-foursquare-campaign-israel-club-seat/ Collaboration, marketing, new media and innovation. A blog by Dvir Reznik. Mon, 07 Nov 2011 15:51:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Dvir Reznik http://www.dvirreznik.com/2010/07/1st-foursquare-campaign-israel-club-seat/comment-page-1/#comment-744 Dvir Reznik Tue, 26 Oct 2010 18:03:58 +0000 http://www.dvirreznik.com/?p=812#comment-744 Lindsay, The follow-up post is live: http://bit.ly/d4QIkJ Thanks :-) Lindsay,
The follow-up post is live: http://bit.ly/d4QIkJ
Thanks :-)

]]> By: 5 lessons learned from Club Seat Foursquare campaign | Dvir Reznik http://www.dvirreznik.com/2010/07/1st-foursquare-campaign-israel-club-seat/comment-page-1/#comment-743 5 lessons learned from Club Seat Foursquare campaign | Dvir Reznik Tue, 26 Oct 2010 17:59:22 +0000 http://www.dvirreznik.com/?p=812#comment-743 [...] in July I wrote here about the 1st foursquare campaign in Israel, Club Seat, a bold activity at the time, and even now. 4 months later, and thanks to Lindsay for [...] [...] in July I wrote here about the 1st foursquare campaign in Israel, Club Seat, a bold activity at the time, and even now. 4 months later, and thanks to Lindsay for [...]

]]> By: Dvir Reznik http://www.dvirreznik.com/2010/07/1st-foursquare-campaign-israel-club-seat/comment-page-1/#comment-742 Dvir Reznik Tue, 19 Oct 2010 08:33:22 +0000 http://www.dvirreznik.com/?p=812#comment-742 Hi Lindsay, Thank you for the comment, and for reminding me to follow-up on this story.. ;-) Obviously there's a mentality issue, as Israelies (to my opinion) are less inclined to sharing their location with the public. I do think this will change, as facebook is already 'helping' some 3.5M Israelies (over 60% of internet users) to share information about their lives - mostly pictures, brand pages and random status updates. Location is the next thing in Israel, but we do need a major business (better yet - businesses) to step in, bringing LBS 'front and center' so people can understand the benefits. Will find out the results of Club Seat campaign and post shortly. Hi Lindsay,
Thank you for the comment, and for reminding me to follow-up on this story.. ;-)

Obviously there’s a mentality issue, as Israelies (to my opinion) are less inclined to sharing their location with the public. I do think this will change, as facebook is already ‘helping’ some 3.5M Israelies (over 60% of internet users) to share information about their lives – mostly pictures, brand pages and random status updates.

Location is the next thing in Israel, but we do need a major business (better yet – businesses) to step in, bringing LBS ‘front and center’ so people can understand the benefits.

Will find out the results of Club Seat campaign and post shortly.

]]> By: Lindsay http://www.dvirreznik.com/2010/07/1st-foursquare-campaign-israel-club-seat/comment-page-1/#comment-740 Lindsay Tue, 19 Oct 2010 00:58:12 +0000 http://www.dvirreznik.com/?p=812#comment-740 So how did the promotion end up going? Is your assessment of Foursquare in Israel any different than when you wrote this? At first I thought that maybe it would be a privacy issue; that people outside the US aren't interested in sharing information the way Americans do. But now I've been stuck on the idea that maybe Foursquare doesn't provide enough information about who's there especially for the people going to places like Galina. So how did the promotion end up going? Is your assessment of Foursquare in Israel any different than when you wrote this?

At first I thought that maybe it would be a privacy issue; that people outside the US aren’t interested in sharing information the way Americans do. But now I’ve been stuck on the idea that maybe Foursquare doesn’t provide enough information about who’s there especially for the people going to places like Galina.

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