Will social media marketing experience a re-birth? Will Chrome finally become the top browser on the planet displacing arch rival Firefox? Will Foursquare be sold this year, transforming the world of location-based media? Will BlackBerry experience a renaissance becoming once and for all the unrivaled "professional smartphone?" Yes, yes, yes, and yes, according to Conrad Flynn head strategy honcho at Concur New Media. You'll also want to check out the rest of Flynn's bold predictions for the world of marketing and tech heading into 2013. Flynn even challenges readers to follow these predictions throughout the year and call him out if he's wrong. What do you think?
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4222 days ago
4222 days ago
Bold predictions, to be sure! I'm wondering in particular about your Foursquare prognostication here. Do you have some scenarios regarding what each perspective Foursquare suitor would ultimately do with this property? I'm assuming Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, etc. would all have different uses for this location-based software tool. By the way, I was so glad to see this post shared via the BizSugar community!
4222 days ago
If it's Facebook... these new features will become an extension of their mobile app (possibly even a replacement for "Places").
If it's Bing... it'll become an extension of Bing local.