Toronto Star | Apps help hunt for holiday shopping deals
Imagine you're walking down the street and you feel your smartphone vibrate or chime while it's in your pocket or purse. You pull it out, glance at the screen and see there's a special on sweaters at Old Navy across the street. Apps like Push A Deal (for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry) can let you know about hot deals based on your geographical location.
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November 17, 2011 | Read full article
Daily Dooh | The Right Place At The Right Time Deal
Mobile Fringe, a Toronto company ranked by Business Insider as the number one mobile company to watch in 2011, has launched Push a Deal, a service that uses willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the 'geo-fence' and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity. More >>
October 8, 2011 | Read full article
Daily Deal Media | Mobile Fringe to Lure Consumers into Retails Stores via GPS Coupons
Mobile Fringe, a Toronto-based mobile applications developer, has introduced a breakthrough concept in the retail niche-GPS-activated Retail Coupons. The concept behind this mobile application is geared towards engaging the attention of consumers and is quite simple-to-understand. More >>
October 8, 2011 | Read full article
Excalibur | Mobile Fringe “pushes a deal” at York
Mobile Fringe announced the launch of Push a Deal, a service using willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the geo-fence and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity.... More >>
October 07, 2011 | Read full article
Couponsforcharity | Mobile Coupon Service Takes on Daily Deals in Canada
Toronto company Mobile Fringe has launched a service that sends coupons and deal offers to consumers within 1,600 feet of a store. The service, called Push a Deal, aims to snag merchants with lower pricing, enticing consumers with the ability to browse deals aggregated from competitors as well as exclusive deals... More >>
September 29, 2011 | Read full article
Mobilitytechzone | Mobile Fringe to Launch Push a Deal
Mobile Fringe announced the launch of Push a Deal, a service using willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the geo-fence and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity.... More >>
September 26, 2011 | Read full article
Redblackberry | Push a Deal Launches Location-Based Deals Service in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal
Push a Deal has launched a really cool new service that uses the location of your smartphone to push deals to your device when you enter a geo-fenced area. This is something that apps like Foursquare could really leverage because you only know about deals if you actively go looking for them. Pushing deals based on geo-fencing makes the most sense. More after the jump.... More >>
September 27, 2011 | Read full article
CanadianPizzaMag | Mobile Fringe launches Push a Deal
Mobile Fringe has launched Push a Deal, billed as the first service to use willing consumers’ smartphone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the “geo-fence” and enter a participating store’s immediate vicinity... More >>
September 27, 2011 | Read full article
Bargain Mobile | Mobile Fringe to Launch Push a Deal - TMCnet
Mobile Fringe announced the launch of Push a Deal, a service using willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the geo-fence and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity... More >>
September 26, 2011 | Read full article
Bostone Magazine | CharlieCard Discounts? On An App?
I've been this close to breaking up with Groupon, Saveology, HauteLook, Gilt, Google Offers, LivingSocial, Savored, and Rue La La for quite some time. Like many, I signed up to receive these blasts in hopes of getting daily discounts - only to wind up with what's become a daily deluge of e-mails to delete... More >>
September 26, 2011 | Read full article
Kostuchmedia.com | Push a Deal Launches
Smartphone-wielding university students will be the first to experience Push a Deal, the new mobile service that alerts users to a deal when they are within the participating business’ vicinity. In a partnership between contract caterers Aramark Canada and the University of Toronto, students at the St. George campus will be the first to receive deals on their smartphones for foodservice locations in their area. The idea is simple. “Push a Deal is the first service dedicated to delivering deals based on where a person is standing. When you are close to the deal, you will get an alert,” explains Steve Sorge, CEO of Mobile Fringe, creators of the app. Push a Deal is expected to roll out to more Canadian cities and universities in the upcoming months, starting with Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Mobile Fringe, the Toronto firm behind the Push a Deal service, launched in 2008 to create retail shopping apps for iPhone and Blackberry. For more information, visit pushadeal.com... More >>
September 26, 2011 | Read full article
Blackberry Bold Review | Push a Deal Launches Location-Based Deals Service in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal
Push a Deal has launched a really cool new service that uses the location of your smartphone to push deals to your device when you enter a geo-fenced area. This is something that apps like Foursquare could really leverage because you only know about deals if you actively go looking for them. Pushing deals based on geo-fencing makes the most sense. More after the jump... More >>
September 24, 2011 | Read full article
Blackberrycoll.com | Push a Deal Launches Location-Based Deals Service in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal
Push a Deal has launched a really cool new service that uses the location of your smartphone to push deals to your device when you enter a geo-fenced area. This is something that apps like Foursquare could really leverage because you only know about deals if you actively go looking for them. Pushing deals based on geo-fencing makes the most sense... More >>
September 23, 2011 | Read full article
Marketwire | Push a Deal Launches First Mobile Service That Pushes Offers to Consumers as They Enter a Store's Proximity
Mobile Fringe, a Toronto firm ranked by Business Insider as the number one mobile company to watch in 2011, has lived up to that billing by launching Push a Deal, the first service to use willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the "geo-fence" and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity. For the smartphone savvy set, this app means immediate savings on things to buy, do and eat at close proximity... More >>
September 21, 2011 | Read full article
NFCdata | Harvey's fast food chain pushes out deals to nearby mobile users
Moxie's, Harvey's and Swiss Chalet are among the local businesses effective with Push a Deal, a new app that leverages smartphone GPS in rank, to send deals when a user is close a business. The model is based on well loved daily deals sites such as Groupon but uses frenzied-local in rank to increase the relevancy of the offers... More >>
September 22, 2011 | Read full article
FoodServiceWold.com | New Deal Smartphone Service Launches
Smartphone-wielding university students will be the first to experience Push a Deal, the new mobile service that alerts users to a deal when they are within the participating business' vicinity... More >>
September 22, 2011 | Read full article
VancouverSun.com | App Promotes Business Specials
Who needs a signboard or an agent on the sidewalk promoting your business when you can grab a potential customer's attention through their smartphone?... More >>
September 22, 2011 | Read full article
Fixed Mobile Convergence | Push a Deal Launches First Mobile Service That Pushes Offers to Consumers as They Enter a Store's Proximity
Mobile Fringe, a Toronto firm ranked by Business Insider as the number one mobile company to watch in 2011, has lived up to that billing by launching Push a Deal, the first service to use willing consumers' smart-phone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the "geo-fence" and enter a participating store's immediate vicinity. For the smartphone savvy set, this app means immediate savings on things to buy, do and eat at close proximity... More >>
September 21, 2011 | Read full article
Tech Vibes | Toronto's Mobile Fringe launches Push a Deal, leveraging geo-fence technology to deliver location-aware coupons
Mobile Fringe, a Toronto firm ranked by Business Insider as the number one mobile company to watch in 2011, has launched Push a Deal, the first service to use consumers' smartphone GPS locations to send them deals when they cross the geo-fences and enter a store's immediate vicinity... More >>
September 21, 2011 | Read full article
