Geolocation in marketing – examples of successful campaigns
Geolocation in marketing is a method of reaching users based on the place where they are now, are there periodically, or have just arrived.
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Geolocation in marketing is a method of reaching users based on the place where they are now, are there periodically, or have just arrived.
Google Maps API can genuinely shorten the customer journey from finding a business to getting in touch, visiting or placing an order.
User path analysis shows how people actually move through a site, from the first visit to goal completion.
Flat design still works, although not in exactly the same form as it did a few years ago.
User feedback is a practical source of insight into where a product, service or communication is genuinely doing its job, and where it starts to lose…
A heatmap shows how users really use a website, not how we think they should use it.
An entry page is the point where a user decides within a few moments whether they have found what they were looking for.
A drop in Google rankings is often colloquially called a “filter”, but in practice this term covers different scenarios.
Featured snippets are Google’s highlighted answers displayed above the standard organic results, which is why they are often referred to as “position…