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Location-based targeted marketing

Put your message
in front of theright companies.

Focus your advertising around the facilities and markets that matter—then see where your campaign is getting attention.

Give us 20 companies to target
  • Target specific
    locations
  • Track location
    activity
  • See your
    ad spend
  • Give sales
    useful context

See what matters

Know where your campaign is getting attention.

Your report breaks out impressions, clicks, and cost by targeted location. See which areas are generating activity instead of relying on a campaign-wide total.

Report example: Haygor Advanced Coatings · October 3–9, 2026.

Four reported locations. Names and addresses cropped out.

Keep costs in perspective

See where your advertising dollars are going.

Review total ad spend and average cost per click alongside campaign activity. Keep the cost of getting attention visible, not buried in a monthly summary.

Actual spend and cost-per-click cards from the report.

Keep the reporting clear

Review the week.
Plan your next move.

Choose an available reporting week and see the period behind the numbers. A clear date range and update timestamp give everyone the same starting point for the next campaign review.

Reporting-week selector and last-updated timestamp.

Visualize your reach

See your target locations on the map.

View configured locations alongside locations with activity in the selected period. Review your coverage at a glance and discuss where to focus next.

Target map with its original activity legend. Static screenshot.

A more focused approach

Your targets. A clear plan.

  1. Identify

    Define the companies, facilities, and markets you want to reach.

  2. Launch

    Build the campaign around those locations and your message.

  3. Review

    See reported activity and costs in a clear, shared view.

  4. Refine

    Use the results to guide the next targeting and creative decisions.

Screenshots show one client’s historical campaign report, not a performance guarantee. Location-level impressions and clicks do not identify an individual, verify an employer, or establish purchase intent. The screenshots on this page are static examples; controls within them are not interactive.

Ready to get specific?

Give us 20 companies you want to win.

Let’s build a focused campaign around the locations that matter to your business.

Let’s talk

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