San Francisco Quake City Wifi Analytics Lead Generation Service Launched
Sep 8, 2016
Quake City Wifi has announced the launch of a new service, allowing restaurant and retail store owners the chance to benefit from their free Wi-Fi. Owners can use the software to get analytics on their customers and social media contacts.
San Francisco, CA, USA - September 8, 2016 /PressCable/ —
A new Wi-Fi service has launched that allows restaurants and retail stores to benefit from the internet they offer their customers. Called Quake City Wifi, it knows that most businesses offer free Wi-Fi, but rarely do they get anything out of it. The new technology launched by the company puts software into the business’s Wi-Fi modem which then in turn lets the owner collect the user’s social media connections through Facebook, Twitter and other popular sites. Using these details, the business owner can remarket their own services.
More information can be found on the Quake City Wi-Fi website at: https://quakecitywifi.com.
The site explains that for business owners, it’s important to offer clients and customers the best experience possible. By offering free Wi-Fi, businesses can increase customer loyalty by allowing them to access websites and apps on their mobile devices when they’re around a restaurant or store. This in turn can help to increase sales, but using Quake City Wifi, businesses can get a more direct benefit from the service.
Quake City Wifi turns a businesses Wi-Fi service into an automated lead generating machine, helping the business owner to engage with their customers and their customers contact on social media. This can allow them to gain valuable marketing data, and better understand the customers and what they’re looking for when they visit. It can also allow the business to run contests, promotions and special offers to interact with customers near and far in real time.
The social powered Wi-Fi service offers automatic lead generation, and the Quake City Wifi team will create a custom landing page for each business that will be tailored to them to best reflect their needs. Business owners will be able to set bandwidth limits, and use the software to engage with customers on social media, as well as learn about who they are, how often they visit, making use of detailed analytics.
Full software details are provided on the Quake City Wifi site, where interested parties can also get in touch using the contact details provided.
For more information, please visit https://quakecitywifi.com
Contact Info:
Name: Gisela Beckermann
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Quakecitywifi, a Div of The Arte Group
Address: 2261 Market St Ste 204, San Francisco, CA 94114-1600
Phone: +1 415 237 4515
Release ID: 131452
More News
![aritcles[0].caption](https://thehill.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/Anthropic_091326_Nazzaro_Adobe.jpg?w=900)
75 percent fearful, concerned about AI: Poll
A majority of Americans are worried about AI's progress as tech industry leaders and lawmakers call for its development to slow, according to a poll released Thursday. Three quarters of respondents to CNN's new survey reported some level of “fear and concern” when it came to “growth and development of AI technology.” The remaining 25...
Phone weather forecast often wrong? Here's why
When the weekend actually rolls around, the highs, lows and chance of rain numbers you were seeing on your phone app may be totally different. It could easily rain when it says it wouldn't, or be way hotter than expected.
New York accuses Polymarket of running illegal gambling operation in new lawsuit
New York sued Polymarket on Thursday, accusing the prediction market platform of running an illegal gambling operation. It marks the latest lawsuit from the Empire State, which has levied similar allegations against Kalshi, Coinbase and Gemini in recent months. “I will always stand up for New Yorkers when bad corporate actors prey on consumers and...
Flock Safety touts platform changes ahead of Senate hearing
Flock Safety outlined a series of policy changes to its controversial database of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) as Washington mounts pressure on the company to prevent misuse of the technology. The letter from Flock's chief legal officer, Dan Haley, was sent earlier this month to Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who is spearheading an investigation...
Xi says China, US have 'responsibility' to keep AI under human control
Chinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday the U.S. and China have an obligation to manage the development of artificial intelligence as “leading nations” in the industry. “We have both the capability and responsibility to develop and manage AI for good and ensure that the development of AI is always under human control and serves the...
Albanese says OpenAI agent hacked Australian health department site
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday said he spoke with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman about an agent at the company breaching the commonwealth's health department website in June. Albanese told reporters in New York City, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, that the agent gained access to the Medicare Statistics Reporting...
Warren: Trump loves power Xi represents
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Wednesday criticized President Trump’s decision to greet Chinese President Xi Jinping with fanfare during the leader's arrival at Joint Base Andrews. “This is actually pretty consistent for Trump,” the senator told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. “He loves dictators, and he loves the power that Xi Jinping represents, and I think this...
Trump on AI talks with Xi: 'I want to leave it exactly where it is'
President Trump said Thursday that he wants to leave AI “exactly where it is” ahead of talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. “A big day with President Xi of China,” he wrote on Truth Social. “Super Intelligence (SI) will be a big topic of discussion, but I want to leave it exactly where it is....
Stanford admits AI was used to swap gender, race of student image
"I don’t agree with Stanford making those choices about how we were represented," said Billy Ramirez.
Medicare breach exposes Australia as a sitting duck
OpenAI claims the breach was unintended but admits it may have infiltrated other Australian government portals.
Five things to understand about how the OpenAI hack unfolded
The incident has rocked faith in AI companies as the government scrambles to understand what has occurred and consider if OpenAI broke the law.
Rogue agent or human error? What OpenAI’s Medicare breach means for you
The modern cyber threat is no longer a person in a balaclava. How secure is our data in this new AI age?
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.