Geofencing creates virtual boundaries around specific locations, enabling businesses to engage audiences present in those physical spaces. This approach allows for relevant communication based on actual proximity and behavior, delivering messages to individuals when they are most receptive. Instead of broad outreach, this method focuses advertising efforts on a defined audience that has already demonstrated interest by visiting a particular area.
Businesses in Atlanta can use this strategy to reach residents and visitors alike. Whether targeting individuals near cultural attractions like the Georgia Aquarium or the Atlanta Botanical Garden, or those frequenting bustling commercial zones, geofencing can deliver timely promotions or information. This localized targeting helps minimize wasted impressions, ensuring messages are seen by people who are physically in a position to respond to them.
Raincross applies geofencing to convert foot traffic and real-world presence into measurable customer engagement. We define audiences based on their behaviors in physical places, then measure the impact of this approach on visits and revenue. This sequenced work involves identifying key areas in Atlanta where consumer intent is clear, then deploying and tracking campaigns to understand their effect on your business outcomes.