PayPal to Offer Location-Based Deals. The company will start offering deals tailored to users’ buying history and cell phone location in the first quarter of 2012. BY COURTNEY RUBIN.

Locally relevant Location-based offers can be a great way for merchants to drive traffic into their stores. This is why numerous merchants as well as mobile apps are building these types of offers ...

“The new version of RetailMeNot.com's iPhone app should be a part of every consumer's shopping survival toolkit for the holidays,” said Cotter Cunningham, the CEO and founder of WhaleShark Media, Inc.

Checkmark offers the more standard time-based reminders as well, letting you switch between When and Where by using a couple of buttons at the top.

Visa Inc. is targeting budget-conscious consumers via the Visa Mobile application for Apple’s iPhone with offers from merchants such as Papa John’s, Holiday Inn, Meineke, 24 Hour Fitness and ...

Location-based marketing has demonstrated effectiveness throughout customer journeys, from product discovery and purchase to engagement and retention. When utilized effectively, location-based ...

22-year-old British entrepreneur Rich Martell - who mirrored Mark Zuckerberg's experience in almost being sacked from his university for developing a flirting social network - is pivoting his ...

Location-based services allow you to report your current location in real time to a given platform. This is usually done by checking into locations — such as restaurants, retail shops, airports ...

Payment processor epay plans to offer proximity-based mobile advertisements to consumers in the U.K., with plans to extend the technology to other regions over the next year. The London-based company ...

The month of October and now into November was filled with several conferences, but not a lot of location news. A few news snippets, while not blockbusters, were important. One was Waze’s decision to ...

AI-powered location-based marketing is changing the way small businesses reach local customers. ... offers or promotions based on where they are and what they might be interested in at that moment.

22-year-old British entrepreneur Rich Martell - who mirrored Mark Zuckerberg's experience in almost being sacked from his university for developing a flirting social network - is pivoting his ...