Definition
Serving different content or ads based on where someone is located, from country-level down to 'currently standing in your competitor's parking lot.' It's location-based marketing that's only slightly creepy.
Example Usage
Our geotargeting campaign serves umbrella ads only when it's raining in the user's current location.
Origin
Enabled by GPS and IP address technology in digital advertising in the early 2000s
Fun Fact
Some retailers use geotargeting so aggressively they can serve you a coupon when you're within 100 feet of their store entrance.
Source: Location-based marketing and mobile advertising resources
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