Geofencing is a way to define a geographical zone to track if your vehicles are leaving or entering that zone . With geofencing the system uses the GPS signals from the tracking device to pinpoint location and marks the limits of an area. This ‘area’ is the geo-fence.
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A location-based marketing strategy, geofencing technology uses GPS signals to determine when a target customer enters a boundary . Businesses set boundaries around locations where they want to target customers near their physical locations, and they can be set up virtually anywhere.
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If your child has an iPhone, you can use Apple’s very own Find My Friends app (on your iPhone) to track down your child and have geofence-based notifications sent to you when they enter or leave a designated area .
Read moreIs Google geofencing API free?
The API uses a pay-as-you-go pricing model. After you consume all the initial free requests, the charges are 5.00 USD per 1000 hits . Now, this is where a custom geofence implementation can help you save up some money.5 May 2020
Read moreHow do I use Google geofence?
You can easily set up geofencing advertising on Google Ads. To do so, choose a campaign and then go to its Settings page . You can choose from a number of geo-targeting options such as Country, State, Zip Code, Radius, DMA, City, and Metro.
Read moreCan you geofence on Google Maps?
Geofencing through Google Maps ads also allows you to identify where, exactly, a business’ ads will appear . Companies can then track which customers enter their business and make a purchase as a result of viewing their ad. Again, this is another smart way to allocate what may be a limited marketing budget.
Read moreHow much does Google geofencing cost?
Pricing typically ranges between $3.50-$15 CPM for mobile and desktop campaigns, and between $20-$50 CPM for Connected TV campaigns .
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