This document discusses successful geofencing marketing campaigns. It provides 6 steps for an effective geofencing strategy: 1) target locations where customers spend time, not just stores; 2) use small, targeted geofences within a 4 minute travel time of locations; 3) send brief, locally relevant messages that prompt action; 4) trigger important actions with geofences; 5) consider timing of messages; and 6) thoroughly measure campaign performance. It also reviews a case study of a Taco Bell promotion that used geofencing to alert customers of drink deals and encourage them to meet friends at locations.
51. When consumers tap on
the ad, it expands to offer
them more information
about the promotion
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52. From there, consumers
can browse a variety of
tabs, including “Remind
Me at 2PM”
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53. There is also a “Remind
Me Nearby” tab that
alerts consumers when
they are near a Taco Bell
location.
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54. Moreover, the “Invite a
Friend” tab lets users pick
a GIF and invite a friend
to join them for Happier
Hour.
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55. After users choose a GIF,
their email application opens
up where they are able to
send a message to a friend
with the subject line, “Join
me for $1 Happier Hour.”
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56. The Taco Bell campaign is
very interactive and,
ultimately, aims to drive
brand awareness and
drive in-store traffic to its
locations.
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