Advertising is more targeted than ever when you advertise where your customers spend most of their time…on their smart devices. 77% of folks connect naturally to WiFi.
Your reach is 100% as the WiFi login screen displays your ads and offers, prior to the user getting online. They see your ads/videos in exchange for obtaining FREE WiFi.
Get to know your customers on a deeper level by gathering emails, cell #s and demographic data on their likes and preferences, making you a smarter marketer!
Today, consumers want things faster and you literally can connect with customers IMMEDIATELY upon signing into the WiFi network. You never have to wait to email, SMS or snail mail them, ever again.
Advertising your business in the traditional methods seems to be getting more expensive with each passing year. I believe this is due to today’s technology pulling advertising dollars away from the more traditional marketing. While using today’s proven technology is usually a smart bet, you’ve got to be careful about where you place those dollars.…
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By Emily McCormick August 13, 2018, 11:45 PM GMT+8 Updated on August 14, 2018, 2:16 AM GMT+8 Location History stores time-stamped data without asking Company’s ad revenue boosted by metrics on foot traffic Google’s smartphone services store users’ locations even when privacy settings are adjusted to shut these features off, according to a report by the Associated Press. While the…
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POST WRITTEN BY Timothy Nichols Although TV might continue to be the most dominant medium for ad spend, the rise of mobile is difficult to ignore. Both Facebook and Google have contributed to an increasing need for companies to make sure they’re connecting with their customers through mobile channels. The two accounted for about 60% of all ad spend in…
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It’s widely assumed that location data is collected primarily for the purposes of targeting and advertising — like the time American Eagle Outfitters geofenced its outlet stores to deliver nearby customers timely promotions and notifications in the malls’ parking lots — to boost not only foot traffic but sales. While location data does enable a variety of…
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