This presentation is from Affiliate Summit East 2016 (July 31-August 2, 2016 in New York City, NY). Session description: Learn the newest and most cutting edge tactics to deliver local traffic/leads as well as ways to make the results tangible for small to medium sized businesses.
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Date & Time
• Specific Days of the Week
• Specific Times of Day
• Specific Start/ End dates on Campaign
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Geographic Targeting
• Country
• State
• City
• Zip Code
• DMA
Designated Market Area (DMA) is a group of counties in the
United States that are covered by a specific group of television
stations.
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Types of Targeting
1. Interest-based
2. Demographic
3. Technical criteria
4. Date & Time
5. Geographic
6. Really, really geographically targeted
31. 96% of consumers use coupons (RetailMeNot)
51% of shoppers said they wished all coupons were digital (Inmar)
76% of consumers are willing to trade personal information for relevant offers (Forbes)
35. How It Works
1. Collect One Field On Landing Page
2. Request Access To Sales Database
3. Run These 2 Lists Against Each Other To Determine Attribution
37. How It Works
1. Append Physical Addresses To Email List
2. Request Sales Database From Client
3. Run These 2 Lists Against Each Other To Determine Attribution
39. How It Works
1. Market To Users And Collect IP Addresses Of Everyone Served An Ad
Through Your Ad Server
2. Use Geofencing to determine all users entering a specified GeoFence
3. Get a report of each of these campaigns broken down by day
4. Match against each other and check that the People served ads were
in the list prior to the geofence campaign to determine attribution
42. How It Works
1. Market to people at specified physical locations
2. Create a geofence around your client and anonymously track people
who were served an ad at another geofence and subsequently
entered your clients geofence. This is a true “online to offline
conversion”