About Geo-targeted Mobile Display Ads
Definition: Geo-targeted mobile display ads are advertisements shown on mobile devices based on the user's geographic location.
Purpose: They aim to deliver location-specific messages to users, increasing relevance and engagement.
Technology Used:
GPS data
Wi-Fi networks
Cellular tower triangulation
IP address targeting
Ad Formats:
Banner ads
Video ads
Applications:
Promoting local businesses or events
Offering location-based discounts and promotions
Benefits:
Enhanced personalization
Higher conversion rates due to relevance
How can vendors use geo-targeted mobile display ads to convert more sales?
Re-target Interested Attendees:
Use geo-targeting to re-engage attendees who visited the bridal show venue.
Deliver personalized ads based on interests shown at the event.
Promote Post-Show Offers:
Share exclusive discounts or promotions to bridal show attendees.
Highlight limited-time offers to create urgency.
Showcase Products and Services:
Display ads with visuals of products, services, or packages showcased at the event.
Include testimonials or videos for added appeal.
Drive Traffic to Your Business:
Target attendees within a specific radius to encourage in-person visits to stores or showrooms.
Share location-specific incentives, like free consultations or giveaways.
Build Brand Awareness:
Reinforce your presence by repeatedly showing ads to potential clients in the local area.
Stand out by highlighting what differentiates your brand.
Event Follow-Up:
Thank attendees for visiting your booth via ads.
Invite them to schedule follow-ups, consultations, or view portfolios.
Leverage Audience Insights:
Use location data to refine target audiences for future campaigns.
Tailor messaging based on demographics or preferences observed at the bridal show.
Expand Reach Beyond the Event:
Target nearby areas where potential clients reside or frequent.
Engage friends or family members of attendees who may help with planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, you can decide to cut off a week or two or even add a few weeks. Any changes must be received and acknowledged by Wednesday of the preceding week to avoid incurring additional charges.
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I will provide an Excel document showing websites your ads were displayed on, number of clicks, number of times they were shown, etc. In addition, you can verify my numbers with those on your website analytics. I do recommend you have a separate landing page specifically for the mobile ads to further quantify the success of mobile ads specificallly.
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The $100 minimum is set based on the least I would spend to see measurable results.
I would run ads for at least two weeks and up to four, if possible.
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I contract through a high-quality ad platform that serves ads on highly reputable websites. Some examples include ESPN, HGTV, Merriam-Webster, Fox News, USA Today, NBC Sports, Kohls, People Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Zillow, TMZ, etc.
Ads are restricted from appearing on unsafe, inappropriate, violent and pornographic site categories by default.
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Your ads will be seen by people who meet the target demographic that are within the set geographic boundary.
For our purposes, this will be individuals that are engaged and present at the River Center on January 25, 2025.
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All ads must be provided in exact pixel dimensions, file formats, and sizes:
300×250, 300×600, 728×90, 320×100
JPG. JPEG, GIF, or PNG file type
Less than 300 mb
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If you’re self-designing, please send all files to Sarah by Jan 22.
If you want graphic design (included at no additional charge), all pictures and ad components must be sent to Sarah by Jan 17.
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Ad-buying rates are changing everyday based on the amount of traffic search engines see.
In the past ads we’ve run, $100 has served 1500-1700 impressions weekly, though clicks and web traffic is intensely variable based on your product/ service offering and the market demand.
Because January/ February is key wedding planning season, I expect ad bidding to be a bit higher and am expecting 700-1300 impressions for the same $100/ week.
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You will see exactly which sites served your ads, the number of views/ clicks, click-thru rate, cost-per-click, and cost-per-mille.