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  1. What is geo-conquesting in location-based mobile advertising?

    Answer: Targeting users near a competitor's location with your ads

    Geo-conquesting targets consumers who are near or entering a competitor's physical location to lure them away with relevant offers.

  2. Which technology uses small Bluetooth transmitters to send targeted messages to nearby mobile devices?

    Answer: Beacon technology

    Beacons are small Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices that detect nearby smartphones and trigger location-specific notifications or content.

  3. What does the term 'dwell time' refer to in location-based advertising analytics?

    Answer: The duration a user spends within a defined geographic area

    Dwell time measures how long a consumer remains within a specific geofenced area, indicating engagement level with that location.

  4. A retailer sets up a geofence with a 500-meter radius around their store. What triggers an ad to be served?

    Answer: A user's mobile device enters the defined geofenced area

    Geofencing triggers actions when a mobile device crosses the virtual boundary of the defined geographic area.

  5. What is a key privacy concern specific to location-based mobile advertising in the United States?

    Answer: Collecting precise location data without explicit user opt-in consent

    U.S. privacy regulations and platform policies increasingly require explicit opt-in consent before apps can collect and use precise location data for advertising.

  6. Which metric best measures the offline effectiveness of a location-based mobile ad campaign?

    Answer: Foot traffic attribution showing store visits after ad exposure

    Foot traffic attribution connects ad exposure to subsequent physical store visits, directly measuring the offline impact of location-based campaigns.