Toronto is trending

If only the videos were in real time... still good use of Twitter and Foursquare integration even if this is just a portal to a more boring site.

http://trending.seetorontonow.com/

Miller Time

Another contender for "we will show you the best places to go out and have fun"

The app might be useful when it comes out but at the moment the only thing I see is a badly designed site that hurt user engagement. Bringing my Facebook feed on your site doesn't make me stay on it, it actually makes me think that you have too much access to my stuff.

As much as I appreciate the crowd sourced aspect of the site, I don't want to be contacted by people to be honest. Maybe I am an old git....

https://itsmillertimeuk.com

£1,000 Foursquare checking

Well at least it's a way to get people though the doors.

Find Red

Using QR code, Stickybits, Foursquare and Google maps this campaign pull all the stops in this virtual hide and seek game.

http://www.findred.ca/

Jimmy Choo: Trainer Hunt

A simply treasure hunt, primary on Foursquare so they check-in in exclusive places that relate to the brand ethos. Also on Facebook and Twitter so all bases are covered

Campaigns don't need to be expensive or complicate. Just fun will do...

http://www.facebook.com/notes/jimmy-choo/announcing-the-jimmy-choo-trainer-hunt/388778516181