Location-based Mobile Social Networking Will Generate Global Revenues of $3.3 Billion by 2013. Phrases like this one : Download to your mobile device: iPhone, Android, Palm, Nokia, BlackBerry, other smartphones will become common place.

Location-based mobile social networking constitutes the new frontier of on-demand social networking services offered by providers that will revolutionize real-life experiences via geo-tagged user-generated multimedia content, exchange recommendations about places, identify nearby friends and set up ad hoc face to face meetings. Location new positioning technologies such as Skyhook Wireless’s hybrid solution combining GPS, Wi-Fi- and Cell-ID for improved indoor coverage have been licensed to several social networking vendors. These types of positioning technologies will power social networking location-based platforms and offer insight into trends, social networking features, drivers, barriers and includes detailed descriptions of solutions and market players, with special focus on business models.

As a result of social networking location-based platforms new services such as Brightkite which will allow you to keep up with friends and places, see where all your friends are, and discover places in your neighborhood to meet. Below are some Social Networking sites with real promise:

MeetMoi
MeetMoi is a safe and easy dating service for meeting people near you. Using groundbreaking technology, MeetMoi looks for people around your location and lets you browse pictures, send messages, and connect with members, all from your cell phone. Since MeetMoi values safety above everything, no one’s actual location is ever revealed.

Imity.com
Imity is a free application for your mobile phone that uses Bluetooth to sense other phones around you. That information forms a social network – online, offline and all the other lines.

Myspace Mobile
Myspace on your mobile phone.

Facebook Mobile
Facebook on your mobile.

Is there room for so many mobile social networks or will they eventually lose out to larger sites, such as, MySpace and Facebook?

If you decide to integrate mobile marketing into your campaigns, we can do the following for you:

1. Help you to prepare campaign concepts and also explain which mobile technologies would be most beneficial to you.

2. Help you to select the right mobile channels for your campaign.

3. Create the design and layout for your mobile campaign.

4. Create a custom mobile website for your marketing purposes.

5. Host the website, including all interactive parts like feedback forms, wallpaper, polls, downloadable content, etc…

6. Collocate the results of the campaign and all relevant statistics.

More sites here: http://socialmediatrader.com/38-social-networking-sites-for-your-mobile/