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In an era where the convenience of eCommerce is ever-rising, brick-and-mortar stores face the ongoing challenge of attracting customers through their doors. Studies show that foot traffic numbers have been slow to bounce back following the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and early 2023 data shows that foot traffic has decreased

Jamie Gaston, VP of Client Services with Esquire Advertising outlines the core differences between Geo-Framing and Geo-Fencing and shows you how to find more of your target customer through your digital marketing in this HFA Quick Click Solutions video. CLICK HERE for more digital marketing resources from HFA.

Geo-fencing and Geo-framing are both forms of digital advertising targeting customers based on their locations. Although both have similar names, they are miles apart in their approach to attracting and engaging a targeted consumer. Geo-fencing The standard Geo-fence allows you to put a pin on a building and create an
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