Hello, I’m Jim Glover, That Branding Guy, for Once a Day Marketing™. Today we are taking a look at proximity
marketing.
For those of
you not familiar with the concept, proximity marketing is the wireless
distribution of advertising information at a specific location or within
certain boundaries. As mobile phones and other technology proliferate, more and
more potential customers can be reached in this manner. It is also possible to
target a certain time of day and/or a select group of devices within the
location. Beacons are one of the popular tools to distribute your advertising
message.
A recent
article on Search Engine Watch shared these facts about beacons:
- In-store retail sales influenced by beacon-triggered messaging in 2015 and 2016 was $4.1 Billion
- $40 Billion increase is estimated for 2016
- Men are more likely than women to purchased based on this personalized advertising
- 59% of retailers using proximity marketing feel customers are more engaged in the store
- 24% of retailers using beacons saw an increase in offer redemption
For
retailers, proximity marketing means they will know exactly who is frequenting
their business. Using this "hyperlocal" marketing approach, retailers
can push personalized, friendly messages that welcome shoppers and include
offers that will resonate with customers based on interests, preferences and
previous shopping behavior.
Per Search
Engine Watch 42% of companies are already using proximity marketing. My
recommendation is to spend some time researching proximity marketing. If it is
becoming an important marketing tactic for Macy's, Levi's, Kraft and Coca-Cola
it just might favorably impact your brand and related sales as well.
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