Location-based marketing
Location-based marketing For many consumers, a smartphone and the internet are an integral and prominent part of their customer experience. In line with the trends of 'personalization' and 'omnichannel' are the location-based services (LBS), where you gain insight into the location of your visitor and you can communicate more specifically with your target group. LBS is a service that is widely used in applications. An example is that your smartphone shows which restaurants or companies are nearby. The location information comes from a GPS receiver or the mobile network. Depending on the number of visitors, the ' popular times and visitation duration ' of your company also appear with your company data on Google. If you have a Google My Business page, Google can display the popular visiting times of your organization based on anonymous user data. It also informs how long most visitors spend here. This then appears on the right in the Google result with the rest...