by Adam Dorfman, Director of Product at Reputation.com Claiming pages and managing your reputation with customer ratings and reviews on this hyperlocal platform calls for a closer look from local business.

by Adam Dorfman, Director of Product Management, Reputation.com There are many opportunities for apps and businesses to collaborate on co-branded experiences tied to brick-and-mortar locations.

A social media marketing strategy is more complex than many realize, and if it’s done haphazardly, you won’t get much of a return on your investment of time and resources. If you operate a business with multiple locations, add those locations to Facebook Business Manager. This will not only make it easier to manage all locations, but you'll also be able to run Facebook Ads against specific locations from one central hub. Here’s how to do it:

The great location marketing roll-up is in full swing. In recent months, we’ve seen a flurry of merger/acquisition activity from location marketing vendors (including mine) across North America. Significant M&A activity has ranged from Snapchat’s acquisition of Placed to Gannett/ReachLocal acquiring SweetIQ. The location marketing roll-up is more than a story of vendors increasing scale. It’s a sign of the location-marketing sector becoming more valuable to businesses.

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