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Is Bluetooth Marketing still getting active attention?

Started by Ewan · 9 months ago

I had another note from a reader yesterday. He’s a particularly successful mobile entrepreneur here in the UK.
He writes:
Do you know if Bluetooth Marketing is still actively being used or has a been forgotten. Do you know any good Bluetooth Marketing companies that lease kit or ... Continue reading »

5 comments

Bluevibe
8 months ago

Bluevibe is the only bluetooth marketing platform in the market, offering truly interactive and live services, via Bluevibe Hotspots, through Bluetooth, WiFi or GPRS/3G. All Hotspots can be managed centrally via a web-based administration tool, to ensure large installations and remote management is not a problem.

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Martin Smith
8 months ago

BLIP Systems does Bluetooth marketing through a partner network- visit their website and see latest installation in the UK: Leeds City, Everton Stadium, Manchester airport, Battle of Hasdtings etc - they are the only provider, who believes in not spamming the users with their netowrk based system - I am a partner and just wanted to include this since I am find them extremely professional compared to the other players mentioned.

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MobileMarketing
8 months ago

I WOULD NOT recommend Blip Systems. We used them for our network of retial establishments and after a few days the hardware stopped working. This is worst mobile marketing company I have worked with.

There are much better systems at lower cost.

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webmistress
3 months ago

Go on then - I'm looking for a system that works having tested one that simply fails to send files (!!!) I am losing faith here. Any comments or advice on kit that actually delivers even on a small scale would be appreciated.

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Anthony Foster
1 month ago

Very much alive and kicking, it now being used by Police and local councils in the UK through Nextgen Bluetooth Marketing. So its evolving to safety messages as well as adverts...

Webmistress....Nextgen develop their own software in house..works everytime!

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