GEOFENCING MARKETING
Advertise in news, games & weather apps.
Grow your brand with relevant, personalized digital ads. Geofencing advertising reaches your audience with GPS location-targeting precision. Track both website visits and offline foot traffic.
What is Geofencing?
Geofencing targeting captures your target audience using GPS technology. Then ads are shown on their phone apps, tablet apps, and computers.
Build brand awareness with geofencing.
Geofencing advertising keeps your business top-of-mind while your prospects read the news, browse the web, play games, check the weather, or use other phone apps. Ads are displayed in phone apps, tablet apps, and online. Ads can be static images, animated GIFs, or video ads.
Over 600,000 apps in the network – news, sports, games, music apps, and more.
Measure results – web activity & offline foot traffic.
Track exactly how many people saw your ads and visited your website (online) or business (offline). We provide you with a dashboard to view your ad metrics and performance. Plus, with geofencing technology we can track how many people physically visited your store, event or other location after viewing your ads.
Performance Metrics
Geofencing Pricing
Geofencing targets your audience by location.
Geofencing location-based advertising offers marketers a powerful way to target prospects based locations they have visited. Geofencing creates a “geofence” around target locations, or a virtual boundary that detects mobile devices.
- Geofence buildings – offices, households, etc.
- Geofence events – trade shows, conferences & festivals
- Plus 700+ audience targeting criteria
Locations To Geofence
Geofencing targeting captures devices.
When people enter a geofenced location, they become part of an audience pool who can see your digital ads. Geofencing uses GPS technology and cross-device matching to capture devices. Then, the mobile phones, tablets, and laptops captured will show your ads. People do not need to be in the geofenced location to see your ads.
FAQs
The geo fence captures mobile devices through GPS technology. Other devices may be captured using cross-device matching.
One way cross-device matching determines that two devices, like a phone and laptop, belong to the same person is that the same user logs into the same account on each device. For example, you login to your bank app on your phone, and then on another occasion you access your bank account online. Cross-device matching makes the connection that both devices belong to the same user.
Devices do not have to be in the geofenced location to see ads. Once a device has been captured, ads may be served at any time while a person is using phone apps.
Geofencing accurately targets a location within 16 feet.
Up to 1 million addresses can be targeted per campaign.
Campaigns should be a minimum of 30 days, and can remain active for any length of time.
Geofencing is legal and complies with all privacy laws. Mobile phone users have opted-in to advertising networks through terms and conditions in free apps, including news, weather apps and games.
In compliance with privacy laws, you will not know personally identifiable information about the people who have seen your ads (no visibility of names, phone numbers, email addresses, etc.). You do have access to data on how your ads performed by location and other factors.
No. There are many, many forms of digital ad targeting, so users do not know exactly how they have been targeted.
For a phone to be captured in the geofence, location services must be turned on and reception good. Typically 40% of devices are captured.
Changes may be made at any time during a campaign. There is no charge to update your ad creative, adjust the campaign or allocate your budget differently.
Geofencing costs between $5 to $8.50 per thousand ads shown (CPM) with minimum campaigns starting at $1,495/month. No contracts required. Other conditions may apply.