381 / 6 = 63.5 checkins/user. Or, about 5 per month.
Doesn't seem like a high-engagement app to me.
I toyed with Foursquare for a while but then deleted the app. I'm past the "it's Saturday night, where are all my friends at" stage of my life, and battling some other schmuck for a mayorship so I can get $1.00 off at Starbucks or a free appetizer some place wasn't worth the effort, and leads to an increased spend that far outweighs the mayorship "benefit" (when there is one).
I'm kinda feeling like foursquare is best done as a feature to a larger app or business model.
Yes brk, but I really doubt that half of the 6 million users are active.
Then we end up with more then 100 checkins/user.
It's like one check in for each working day of the month.
I think that we will see a big shift in they're marketing strategy in order to bring in more users.
I don't have the link but I remember reading something a chat they wanted to add based on location, that would really scale up the numbers. So, you could chat with someone near you, e.g. in the same restaurant.
The potential in something like that is huge, and if they don't build it, let's built it :)
381 / 6 = 63.5 checkins/user. Or, about 5 per month.
Doesn't seem like a high-engagement app to me.
I toyed with Foursquare for a while but then deleted the app. I'm past the "it's Saturday night, where are all my friends at" stage of my life, and battling some other schmuck for a mayorship so I can get $1.00 off at Starbucks or a free appetizer some place wasn't worth the effort, and leads to an increased spend that far outweighs the mayorship "benefit" (when there is one).
I'm kinda feeling like foursquare is best done as a feature to a larger app or business model.