What does location-based marketing mean?

Understanding Location-Based Marketing

Location-based marketing is an advertising strategy that delivers ads to consumers based on physical movement or proximity. It connects digital messages to real-world context, connecting it to user behaviour, interests, and activity.

RMG Advertising’s GeoQuest Targeting uses this approach to reach audiences who have visited specific locations, helping brands connect with existing and new potential customers.

How Location-Based Marketing Works

Using anonymized, consent-based mobile location data, RMG Advertising identifies devices that have been inside defined geographic areas. Advertisers can then deliver relevant ads to those devices through programmatic display, CTV, or digital audio.

For example, a restaurant might target people who recently visited, or work in, nearby office buildings, while a city tourism board could promote events to people who visited similar destinations.

Why It’s Effective

Location-based marketing helps brands appear when and where consumers are most receptive. It increases visibility, improves engagement rates, and drives discovery among audiences who may not know the brand yet.

Benefits Across Industries

This advertising approach benefits retailers, event organizers, service providers, CPG industry, municipalities, and many more. It is especially effective in the upper and mid funnel, building awareness and interest to drive opportunity for conversion.

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How does GeoQuest Targeting work?

GeoQuest Targeting by RMG Advertising works by using verified, consent-based location data to deliver programmatic ads to audiences who have...

What is GeoQuest Targeting?

GeoQuest Targeting is RMG Advertising’s proprietary, privacy-compliant advertising method that delivers digital ads to real people based on where they...