
Foursquare on Friday announced businesses can now add their Twitter account to their profile, pulling the two services even closer together. As a result, when customers check-in to a business with a Twitter account attached, if they choose to tweet about it, their message will feature the company’s Twitter handle.
If you manage a single location on Foursquare and have already connected your Twitter account, you don’t have to do anything as this change has already been applied for you. If you manage multiple locations, still need to connect your Twitter account, or want to turn this feature off, you can do so on the tools page.
Foursquare gives an example of how this improvement looks like on Twitter. Instead of a customer saying she’s “at Butter Lane,” her tweet will say she’s “at @butterlane” as you can see below:
Frankly, we find this a bit redundant. The @ sign means “at” so the full tweet should say “All roads lead to cupcakes. I’ll take 1 of each flavor, plz and thank ya. @butterlane 4sq.com/oGrhTL.”
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