Screw it, Yelp should make three applications

After the announcement this morning that Foursquare will become Eight squares to be a "true Yelp killer", we have the following tips to give Yelp competitor: "screw. Make three applications. "

As The Rod pointed out astutely, position sharing will never be as popular as "sharing a selfie, share a link, or firing off a tweet."

In order to remain competitive with the new brother swarm of Foursquare, Yelp should rotate its core notice filed in "Twitter for restaurant reviews," allowing most of the review activity to take place on the social network of micro-blogging. Second, it must develop an application selfie tandem, Selfood, to appeal to the modern teenage foodie, and an application anonymous, tobacco snuff, enjoying more web trends.

Yelp, too, needs to get out of his "an approach to the application." I mean, why stop at 3? Snapchat also launched an update of the application today, so it is also a potential threat. Boom: SnapYelp. Fuck everything - Yelp should make five applications, as should follow the pace of innovation, brah.

Quick to copy the badges and the Foursquare checkins, Yelp needs to join the movement of unbundling if ever he wants to justify its $4.6 billion market capitalization. 'Born mobile' now means twins or triplets.

This is the future.