Web 2.0 Expo NY 09: Alexa Andrzejewski, Foodspotting
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A visual local guide that helps people find dishes instead of restaurants using photographed sightings, timestamps, votes and a limited reputation points system to surface the best pictures and places. Alpha is live with an iPhone app ready for testers, a plan for an open API and Twitter/Foursquare integration, and a paid option for restaurants to post specials. Crowdsourced flagging and voting drive freshness; product is early stage but usable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Foodspotting introduction
- 1:50How Foodspotting works
- 3:14Building the community
- 4:37Growth and funding plans
- 5:18Integration and competition
- 6:42Restaurant data management
- 8:05Gameplay and engagement
- 9:28Restaurant collaboration
- 10:33Q&A
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