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This is a nice touch from Foursquare, I think. They’ve created a mobile app that business owners can use to help manage their Foursquare listing. The app is available for both iPhone and Android devices, and is obviously meant to appeal to business owners that don’t have time to sit at a computer and keep an eye on Foursquare activity, post specials, etc. With the Foursquare for Business companion app, managers can create a Foursquare update and easily cross-post it to Facebook and Twitter at the same time. They can also use the app to see recent check-ins, turn specials on and off, and look at business data. I don’t manage a Foursquare business listing, so can’t speak for the quality or value provided by this app. I do think it’s a Good Thing for Foursquare to offer, though, provided there’s enough functionality built in to make it worthwhile. The screenshot that Foursquare included with its blog post only shows tools that match the description above:
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