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Customized check-in procedures
Dmitry Namiot,Manfred Sneps-Sneppe +1 more
- pp 160-164
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This paper describes a new mobile service: customized check-ins, which lets any business provide a customized form for mobile users that allow them to mark (describe) business-related events in the social networks.Abstract:
This paper describes a new mobile service: customized check-ins. This service lets any business provide a customized form for mobile users that allow them mark (describe) business-related events in the social networks. So instead of the traditional check-ins models, introduced by the communication services, this service introduces business-oriented check-ins. For the business this service introduces a new way for advertising in the social networks. And this advertising model does not require any intermediate service. For the consumers this service introduces a way for exchanging access to the own social graph for some benefits (e.g. gifts, discounts, coupons etc.).read more
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