You can use addressable geofencing in dozens of ways. For perspective, here are a few examples:
A veterinary clinic can use addressable geofencing to reach new or existing clients.
The made-up clinic, Fido’s Vet, for example, may reference a client list to advertise a promotion for wellness check-ups or vaccinations. This ad can bring returning customers (and their pets) to the clinic and generate revenue for the center.
A financial institution can also use addressable geofencing to build and retain its customer base.
The fictional bank, Vault, for instance, may use a direct mail list to promote its interest rates for auto or home loans. Or, it may advertise its upcoming promotion for opening a new checking account if it wants to attract new clients.
A utility provider, whether for cable, power, or Internet, can also use addressable geofencing.
The made-up power provider, Got Power, for example, may use a list of targeting addresses to capture a competitor’s customers. Their ad may promote their lower rates, for example, or stellar customer service.
If you’re not sure whether addressable geofencing could benefit your business, you can always talk to our team. We’re here to help your company earn more revenue. You won’t find us recommending services that won’t work for our clients.