#geofence

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I think the grossest thing in America is diametrically opposed religious organizations mashing their dogma together over nationalism, property and power. And it all ties together with fast food. And they are always the first to cry cultural appropriation when an individual step outside their personal geographic boundaries in a way that doesn’t please the neighborhood . Maybe judge the dumb look on your face when you trip over the clearly marked red lines in the constitution. Would you like fries with that? Maybe a slice of cheesecake? How about some humble pie? You look like a dumbass. 🍟

[odinsblog]

So here is the long and short of it:

Google used (uses) geofencing data, location data that undeniably shows where you and your phone have been.

Google sells this data to data brokers and advertisers, whether you like it or not. And yeah, it wouldn’t surprise me if Apple also did/does this, but if they do, Tim Cook has done a yeoman’s job of keeping it secret.

Google also hands out your location data to police departments (and governmental agencies led by conservative, anti-abortion Republicans, but I’m sure that’s unimportant, right?).

Now—and here’s the crux of the matter—just as the government was using Google’s location data to prosecute January 6th rioters, Google has had a sudden change of heart and will effectively limit their ability to remotely store your GPS information on their servers (which means it will mostly only be available locally on your Android phone’s hard drive, thus making it significantly harder - not completely impossible - for Google to give the police access to bulk location data, even if presented with a search warrant).

The bottom line is, it was always wrong for Google to collect and then sell their “reverse location search data” to advertisers, data miners, the police and the government. The germane question is, why now? Why has Google suddenly found Jesus, so to speak, and decided that customers privacy rights are sacrosanct, just as the U.S. government is using that data to prosecute Trump sycophants who wanted to overthrow the election?

SN: I think the whole green bubble vs. blue bubble argument is a stupid made up problem by whiny people who don’t have enough real problems in life (if you disagree then please go make your own post), and Idgaf if you’re an Android or an iPhone user. If you’re happy with your phone, that’s all that matters — but our privacy rights constantly being violated isn’t trivial, that’s actually very important. And Google suddenly deciding that now is the best time for them to end their practice of ratting people out seems highly sus.

👉🏿 https://www.emptywheel.net/2023/11/25/the-maga-tourist-geofence-and-the-violent-confederate-flag-toting-geofence/

👉🏿 https://www.forbes.com/sites/cyrusfarivar/2023/12/14/google-just-killed-geofence-warrants-police-location-data/

[gook54-blog]

Hero of the Week: February 12, 2024: Dr. Joseph Mercola

“By debanking me, my CEO, CFO, their spouses and children, Chase Bank is giving people a foretaste of how central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) will be used to control the masses.” ~ Dr. Joseph Mercola

“… Because of his vast following and positions on health matters, Mercola has been faced with intense scrutiny and censorship, as well as, more recently, restrictions on his and his associates’ bank accounts. He is now pushing back on the threat of financial transaction control. We applaud him for continuing to highlight a wide range of important concerns…”

Full Report: https://home.solari.com/hero-of-the-week-february-12-2024-dr-joseph-mercola/

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[chrisseminatore]

Is Geofencing Competitors’ Locations Effective?

Modern businesses harness the power of geofencing to advertise their local brands to people with strong buying intent. The specialty of this marketing approach is you can target prospects within a predefined geographic location near your business area. For example, if you own a café in a commercial zone. You can target nearby office buildings, shopping complexes, bus/train stations, etc. to find desired customers.

Besides, some enterprises even choose competitors’ locations for geofencing advertising. They believe it's the most convenient technique to lure away competitors' customers and grow sales. However, some people are yet to discover the effectiveness of geofencing competitors' locations. Are you one among them? If so, reading this blog, you will have a great takeaway.  

A Brief Introduction to Competitor Geofencing

Suppose you are driving to a nearby restaurant for lunch. Suddenly a message from another restaurant pops up on your mobile device saying, "Get 20% off on today's menu. Avail the offer now.” Won't you love dining at this restaurant? Such ads presenting attractive offers often excite potential customers to visit the business. This marketing method to attract competitors’ customers with promotional ads is competitor geofencing or geo-conquesting. The process involves creating geofences around competitor stores, collecting and assessing customer data, and creating and distributing personalized ads.

However, you should know your target audiences and identify competitor locations to set up a successful competitor geofencing ad campaign.

Want to launch a competitor geofencing ad campaign? You can look for a trusted geofencing marketing partner to know the appropriate practices for this.

Benefits of Geofencing Competitors’ Locations

Now that you have a basic idea about geofencing competitors’ locations, it’s time to know its compelling benefits.

Competitor geofencing helps a business create a competitive edge in the market. It is possible in multiple ways.

· Since you are targeting a competitor store, you can obviously get in touch with people interested in your products or services. It helps businesses reach more relevant audiences and build a loyal customer base.

· Instead of luring away prospects stepping into a competitor store, you can also attract people who have recently visited the location. For example, if you own a retail store, you can target audiences who have entered your competitor's outlet in the past week. In this way, you can engage more customers and increase in-store traffic.

· Besides, when you geofence competitor locations, you can target prospects near that selected location. Indirectly, you can attract these audiences with timely offers and encourage them to visit your store at least once.

Are you excited to know more? You can visit this link for better knowledge.  

Takeaway

Geofencing competitors’ locations is a marketing technique to strengthen customer engagement and boost marketing revenues. Big brands like Burger King use this geofencing idea to grow their sales target. What about you?

If you want to set up this location-targeting ad campaign around your competitors, you can find companies like Get Geofencing to assist you. You can talk to the experts to strategize your ad campaign according to your business requirements.

[nickgerlich]

Between Two Buns

Sometimes I go to the vault to find a topic for The Daily Blog. After all, there is a wealth of teachable moments in the past. If there is one thing we marketers will be remembered for is that we are a bottomless pit of newsworthy actions, from amazing successes to dismal failures.

And as it turned out, Oldest Daughter shared a TikTok Reel with me a few days ago recounting one of those successes. I quickly knew I had to use this tale once more, which I had covered in The Daily Blog on 5th December 2018. From the 4th through the 12th that month, Burger King trolled McDonald’s by launching a promotion that required people to go to McDonald’s first.

Huh?

It was all about what was then a fairly new idea, geofencing. Basically, it involves setting up a virtual perimeter, and typically, businesses set one up around their own property. But Burger King did the opposite, setting up the perimeter around 14,000 McDonald’s locations. Once within the perimeter, which was usually set at about a 600-foot radius, an offer of a 1-cent Whopper would pop up in the Burger King app. The goal was to divert customers, and the effort has become legendary.

Of course, there is always risk in sending potential customers to a competitor first, and Burger King had to think strategically as to which McDonald’s locations to fence, because if there wasn’t a BK unit nearby, people would probably give up and just get a Big Mac. And if you didn’t own a smartphone AND had not downloaded the app, this promo just went flying right by your head.

Still, this was guerrilla marketing executed pretty much without flaw. Well, except that once Burger King did it, I have not heard of it being done again, at least not on a large scale. It’s one of those things that everyone quickly figured out could be used endlessly against anyone. Including you. Remember that Golden Rule? Yeah. While BK was no doubt giddy about this, imagine if McDonald’s had responded in kind? Or, worse yet, all the other burger joints formed a coalition to show Burger King a thing or two?

At some point, you just become a bad neighbor, and while it is always possible to play this card, maybe you shouldn’t. Tit for tat, you know. It might not end well.

That said, I am still a big fan of geofencing when it comes to your own property. Burger King could have done the whole promo using its own locations exclusively, but no. They wanted workers and managers in those McDonald’s locations to see people pulling in, and then leaving without ordering. That’s both diabolically delicious, as well as cruising for a bruising.

Looking back nearly five years now, we see that while the promo was a hit, it didn’t really change anything. Burger King has only a 1.2-percent share of the market. You really don’t want to poke a sleeping bear, and in this case, the bear—McDonald’s—could have crushed BK if it wanted to. Burger King should count its blessings.

And we should count this as yet another example of a high-tech strategy that worked, but one that should be realigned to focus more on the marketer and not so much on the competitor. Just because you can, does not always mean you should. It was cute. Some might say brilliant. I agree, but it was risky.

I’d put that fence over on my property, and work on being a better neighbor. Robert Frost once wrote, “Good fences make good neighbors.” I’m with him.

Dr “Having It My Way” Gerlich

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What is Geofencing: Understanding Location-Based Technology

Discover the concept of geofencing and delve into the realm of location-based technology. This comprehensive guide offers insights into how geofencing works, its applications across various industries, and its potential benefits for businesses and consumers alike. Gain a clear understanding of how geofencing enables businesses to create virtual boundaries, trigger notifications or actions based on users' proximity to specific locations, and enhance personalized experiences. Explore the innovative possibilities of geofencing technology and its role in shaping the future of location-based services.

Visit - https://www.workstatus.io/blog/workforce-management/what-is-geofencing/

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The New Standard in OTT Advertising: Industry-Specific Customization for 2025

Why Industry-Specific OTT Advertising Matters

OTT advertising has evolved beyond generic video placements. AI-powered targeting, cross-device engagement, and interactive ad formats have made it possible for brands to create hyper-personalized campaigns that drive results.

By aligning ad creatives, audience segmentation, and data analytics, OTT advertising agencies ensure that brands connect with the right audience at the right time.

Retail & eCommerce: Enhancing Customer Engagement with AI-Powered Ads

Retail brands use programmatic OTT advertising to deliver highly targeted shoppable ads that resonate with individual consumers.

Best Practices for Retail OTT Ads

AI-Driven Product Curation: Displays items based on past browsing behavior.

Live Inventory Feeds: Ensures up-to-date availability in ad placements.

Retargeting Based on Abandoned Carts: Encourages users to complete purchases.

For an overview of how AI is shaping retail advertising, explore this report on digital retail marketing trends from Forbes.

Healthcare: Reaching Patients with Educational & Actionable Messaging

Healthcare advertisers leverage HIPAA-compliant audience targeting to ensure trust-based engagement.

Best Practices for Healthcare OTT Ads

AI-Powered Predictive Analytics: Identifies potential patients based on health needs.

Educational Video Campaigns: Delivers value-based healthcare messaging.

Cross-Device Accessibility: Ensures engagement through mobile and smart TV ads.

To improve healthcare advertising effectiveness, explore Brandify’s healthcare marketing solutions for data-driven audience segmentation.

Automotive: Delivering High-Impact Ads for In-Market Buyers

Car buyers research online before visiting dealerships, making targeted OTT ads essential for automotive brands.

Best Practices for Automotive OTT Ads

Personalized Offers Based on VIN Tracking: Ensures ultra-relevant vehicle recommendations.

Geo-Targeted Dealership Ads: Engages buyers near local showrooms.

Dynamic Video Sequences: Adjusts ad content based on user interest.

For additional insights, see Adweek’s automotive marketing trends detailing how streaming video impacts car buying behavior.

Finance & Banking: Building Trust with AI-Enhanced Messaging

OTT advertising enables highly targeted financial marketing campaigns, allowing brands to deliver educational and transactional content tailored to user behavior.

Best Practices for Finance OTT Ads

Custom Segmentation for Banking Customers: Targets users based on financial interests.

Interactive Loan & Mortgage Calculators: Engages viewers with on-screen financial tools.

Voice Search Optimization: Enhances accessibility for smart TV viewers.

For financial brands seeking AI-powered solutions, Brandify’s fintech advertising expertise helps optimize targeting strategies for digital banking campaigns.

OTT advertising is no longer about broad audience reach—it’s about customizing campaigns to meet industry-specific demands. By integrating AI, programmatic ad buying, and interactive video elements, advertisers can achieve unprecedented levels of audience engagement.

Get a free targeting plan within the hour for your business here: https://brandify.io/targeting-plan/

Press Release: https://www.prlog.org/13053451

[chris-brandify]

Customizing OTT Ad Campaigns for Maximum Impact Across Industries in 2025

Why OTT Advertising Is the Future of Industry-Specific Marketing

OTT advertising has redefined digital marketing, offering data-driven audience targeting and real-time analytics that traditional TV cannot match. As more consumers shift to streaming platforms like Hulu, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV, advertisers must implement customized campaign strategies that align with their industry’s unique needs.

By leveraging AI, geofencing, and cross-device attribution, OTT advertising agencies can optimize campaign performance across multiple industries.

Retail & eCommerce: Interactive Video Ads That Convert

Retailers are moving beyond traditional commercials by integrating shoppable OTT ads that encourage immediate purchases.

Best Practices for Retail OTT Ads

Personalized Product Showcases: AI-powered content adapts based on user behavior.

Dynamic Pricing & Promotions: Real-time updates to reflect inventory and discounts.

Cross-Device Targeting: Seamless integration across smart TVs, mobile, and desktop.

For an in-depth analysis of retail advertising trends, see Forbes’ research on eCommerce advertising and how streaming ads are driving higher engagement.

Healthcare: Patient-Centric Messaging with Privacy-First Targeting

OTT agencies help healthcare brands connect with patients while maintaining strict privacy compliance under HIPAA regulations.

Best Practices for Healthcare OTT Ads

AI-Driven Audience Segmentation: Delivers health-related ads based on interests and demographics.

Appointment Booking Integrations: QR codes direct patients to scheduling platforms.

Trust-Based Messaging: Promotes healthcare services through educational content.

For a deeper look at privacy-focused healthcare marketing, check out Brandify’s healthcare advertising strategies designed to enhance audience engagement while maintaining compliance.

Automotive: Engaging Car Buyers with Smart OTT Targeting

OTT advertising allows automotive brands to serve ads based on a viewer’s search history, interest in specific vehicle models, and dealership locations.

Best Practices for Automotive OTT Ads

Location-Based Retargeting: Delivers ads to users searching for dealerships nearby.

Augmented Reality (AR) Vehicle Showcases: Virtual test drives integrated into OTT ads.

Multi-Channel Attribution: Links streaming ad performance to in-person dealership visits.

For industry insights, Adweek’s guide to automotive marketing explores how streaming ads influence purchase decisions.

Finance & Banking: Engaging High-Value Customers Through AI Optimization

OTT agencies help financial brands target customers based on income level, credit score, and investment behavior while ensuring transparency and trust.

Best Practices for Finance OTT Ads

Behavior-Based Customization: AI tailors messages based on financial habits.

Educational Video Content: Explains investment strategies, loans, and banking solutions.

Cross-Platform Synchronization: Ensures messaging aligns across TV, mobile, and web ads.

For a closer look at AI-driven financial advertising, Brandify’s fintech advertising solutions provide precision targeting and AI-powered audience segmentation.

OTT advertising enables highly personalized, industry-specific marketing strategies that increase engagement and conversion rates.

Get a free targeting plan within the hour for your business here: https://brandify.io/targeting-plan/

Press Release: https://www.prlog.org/13053451

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N2Plus LLC provides advanced geofencing services to help businesses target customers based on real-time location data. Enhance marketing efforts with precision-targeted ads, improve customer engagement, and drive sales with our cutting-edge, location-based strategies designed for measurable success.

[cruxiu]

Toyota presenta el nuevo híbrido Prius 2025.

Toyota actualiza el híbrido Prius 2025, aumentando la autonomía eléctrica a 110 km en la ciudad.

La novedad recibió un sistema de geofencing para la transmisión automática al modo eléctrico en ecozonas, una tarjeta de llave digital y un sistema de seguridad mejorado Toyota Safety Sense.

El precio aún no se ha anunciado.