GeoSwap helps brands get a digital presence at events. People who attend the events will see your brand's ads on their Fb, Instagram, and Snapchat feed. Since it's a digital presence we don't have to be affiliated with the events, and with our extensive event database brands can have a presence at events all across the country.
Location: United States
Founded date: 2015
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 5
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| 29.08.2017 | 5 Delaware startups to make back to school easier | Summer is officially on the way out, with Delaware public schools reopening this week (and no, we don’t know why they open before Labor Day), and colleges getting their fall semesters rolling. It can be stressful, whether you’re a college s... |
| 01.08.2017 | Wilm Day will be a citywide launch party for GeoSwap | Where will you be on Thursday, Aug. 10, aka Wilm Day? If it’s North Market, Trolley Square or the Riverfront, GeoSwap invites you to download the new app and celebrate its launch with exclusive app-only deals at places like The Logan House,... |
| 25.01.2017 | Another win for Amira Idris: UD founder takes first place at College Pitch Philly | Two different University of Delaware student teams placed in the top five of last weekend’s College Pitch Philly competition. Amira Idris took first place with her Vibrating Therapeutic Apparel (VTA), following up a win at the Emerging Ente... |
| 21.10.2016 | Three UD seniors create Geoswap, a FOMO-fighting mobile app | “This was before Pokémon Go even came out,” says Geoswap cofounder Jason Bamford, by way of introduction. Imagine walking into a location and unlocking a wealth of information. Swarm, previously FourSquare, came up with a similar idea, wher... |
| 20.10.2016 | Why we’re building an app that aims to more deeply connect you with your city | Twenty years ago, the proliferation of the internet created vast amounts of wealth for those who embraced it (and OK, some of them lost a lot of money, too), connected people to information that allowed them to change their lives and pretty... |