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Proximity Marketing

BlueTooth Aquarius

Proximity Marketing is very trendy here at the moment. From a huge outdoor ad, in the middle of the Pg. de Gracia, the brand (Aquarius) invites you to activate your BlueTooth to download their latest TV ads for free.

Posted on July 12th, 2006 in Life
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Written by Rudy De Waele

14 Responses to “Proximity Marketing”

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  1. nik simms says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Bluetooth-Advertising.co.uk have started rolling out a Bluetooth Marketing device which is totally mobile, has a range of 100m plus and can send out up to 18 messages per second. The size of the unit is no bigger than a dvd movie case and is powered by a battery no bigger than a dvd case. The battery life on full charge is around 7 days but this all depends on the traffic and usage. The product is doing major trials in universities, shopping malls, pubs and clubs and public places. The device can be updated via bluetooth, wifi, GPRS, ethernet or USB memory dongle.

  2. myk says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Trigger Media offers a GSM based proximity marketing based solution, that is less intrusive than Bluetooth-based setups — depending on the context of how the user is reached.

  3. Gregory Falvo says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Hi, my name is Gregory Falvo and I am a representative for ProximityMedia. We have the worlds most advanced proximity based servers. If you would like more information, feel free to contact me at gregory.falvo@gmail.com. I would be happy to provide you with more information.

  4. Mike Callachan says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Bloozy offers market leading for Bluetooth marketing products worldwide. Read more about our wide range of products at http://www.bloozy.co.uk.

  5. Zalim says:
    July 12th, 2006

    TeriMobile from Russia has developed a BT device reaching the distance of over 120 metres. The device accompanied by the specifically developed software will allow campaigns with no spamming.

  6. Jake M. says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Proximitymedia offers Bluetooth Advertising and marketing services in the USA. They have a wonderful product and service offering. I spoke to the president Colby Fede at a recent demo and was impressed. Their website is http://www.proximitymedia.com/home.htm

  7. Zobair Mehmood says:
    July 12th, 2006

    We are a UK partner of proximity media in the US. They provide the most advanced servers.

  8. ewan says:
    July 12th, 2006

    2Ci Events have recently created a system that will allow for delivery of messages upto 350m. We are working har to get this increased to over 700m

    Our system can also be “clustered” allowing for large areas to be covered, without users being pestered by the same bluetooth clip.

  9. ewan says:
    July 12th, 2006

    http://oftb.biz

  10. Bill Chen says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Hi I have just been using the Bloozy server and it has caused more problems then it has solved. I would avoid it if possible.

  11. thefilmgate says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Blozzy mesed up a conference in Glasgow. We had hired a unit which they uploaded a short film. It went wrong for us. I would reccomend going with Proximitymedia.co.uk/com as the offer a more rounded service, they actual advise on how to prepare and what techniques to employ.
    Voted best ad agency by DRUM

  12. Bill Chen says:
    July 12th, 2006

    For all those people that say they can transmit and deliver files to 100+ metres, a total lie. A mobile phone only has the capability of transfering files at 10m-20m slightly longer if good conditions.

    If anyone can prove otherwise with a with a class 2 device i will eat my shorts.

  13. Ad-Pods says:
    July 12th, 2006

    Ad-Pods, the UK based Bluetooth Marketing Company have recently launched their Video Based website that explains and sells various Bluetooth Marketing products to the SME marketplace via it’s large and growing affiliate sales force. If you have what you feel is a superior product which is simple to use for the end user then feel free to contact us with regards to possible distribution of your product!

  14. rushy says:
    July 12th, 2006

    This type of advertising is just picking up now in the UK and there are a number of bluetooth advertising and proximity suppliers. One of the newer suppliers that offer units from £34 per month is http://www.easyblueadvertising.co.uk they have just signed council-wide deals with north east-based councils to distribute their easybox.

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