Imagine this: you're walking down the street and spot a real estate ad on a billboard. Minutes later, the same apartment pops up on your Instagram. This is the power of mobile targeting in Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising.
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Mobile targeting in OOH advertising involves using geo-fencing and location-based services to send targeted ads to users' smartphones when they are near a billboard or other OOH ad.
Geo-fencing creates a virtual boundary around a specific location, such as a billboard. When a user's smartphone enters this boundary, it triggers the delivery of a targeted ad to the user's device.
The benefits include enhanced user experience, personalized ad delivery, increased engagement, and the ability to track campaign effectiveness in real-time.
By delivering relevant and personalized ads based on the user's interests and behaviors, mobile targeting makes the ad more engaging and less intrusive.
Challenges include data privacy concerns, reaching users who have opted out of location-based services, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
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