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When I do a search for "restaurants near me" and see an ad for a local Thai restaurant only if I am within 400 meters of the restaurant's location, this location-based ad strategy is called:
Correct Answer:
Geo-fencing
Explanation:
The strategy described is known as geo-fencing. Geo-fencing utilizes GPS location data to create a virtual boundary around a specific geographical area. When a user enters this predefined area—like the 400 meters around a local Thai restaurant—advertisements are triggered and served to mobile devices or other digital platforms. This allows for highly relevant targeting, as it ensures that only those within a certain proximity to the restaurant receive its ads, increasing the likelihood of attracting potential customers who are nearby and may be looking for dining options. This method effectively capitalizes on the user's actual location to deliver ads that align with their immediate context, making it a powerful tool in location-based marketing efforts.

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