Geo-Targeting The ability to run your ads depending upon the viewer's geographic location. This was first popularized in the 1970's when a division of 3M worked with major print magazines to More.
geo-targeting: Delivery of ads specific to the geographic location of the searcher. Geo-targeting allows the advertiser to specify where ads will or won't be shown based on the searcher's location, enabling more localized and personalized results.
Geo-targeting is a sponsored search campaign feature that allows advertisers to restrict ad distribution only to users with an IP address registered at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) with addresses assigned to a Designated Market Area (DMA), ...
Geo-targeting
Showing ads or content based on the geographic location of the Internet user.
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Geographical targeting. Describes the distribution of your ad to Internet users in different countries.
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Geo-Targeting - The ability to reach potential clients by their physical location. The major search engines now all offer the ability to geo-target searches in their Pay-Per-Click campaigns by viewing their ip addresses.
Geo-targeting: Serving of ads to a particular geographical area or population segment.
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Geo-targeting also recognises that customers in different locations are, on average, worth different amounts of money to advertisers and so within pay per click advertising systems like AdWords, ...
Geo-Targeting - The geographic location of the searcher. Geo-targeting allows you to specify where your ads will or won't be shown based on the searcher's location, enabling more localized and personalized results.
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Also known as geo-targeting or geo-locating. Used to allow you to see where your visitors come from and give them specific information that is relevant to them based on their location.
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[edit] Geo-Targeting Advertising that is distributed based on geographic location. Online advertising allows for targeting of countries, states, cities and suburbs (in some markets).
Geographic Targeting, or Geo-Targeting
The process of identifying a brand’s geographic areas of opportunity, or the markets (DMAs) in which advertising is most likely to produce sales.
One basic aspect of geographical targeting is adding the names of relevant cities or streets to a site's keywords, i.e. Hyde Street Chicago apartments. Another important element of geo-targeting is increasing your site's presence on local search ...
 See also: Target, Targeting, Market, Display, Marketing
  
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