Geo Marketing

1.) My client does use Google Maps. Although, while they do use it, it is not rather beneficial to them due to the fact that they go to their consumers house to provide services. They do however allow their number and personal number to be put onto their business card so that they are reachable at any moment.
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3.) Amari Studios created a geo-marketing tool that allowed their to be a GIS tool which would search areas geographically and general markets and stores near that area according to the census data as well. Amari Studios was able to do this to them promote their customer base regarding geographical region population.

I believe that my client can really benefit this tool to see how many people live in a certain area and what would be a good target area to promote services. This would also help due to the fact that my clients job has a lot to do with the climate and the general population in one area. 

4.) Due to the geo-marketing technique that was used, Burger King was able to concentrate their customer distribution and company growth by using OnMaps. They were also able to analyze the market from which people were using and what could help them grow their company to areas that are more popular. This would help my client because we would be able to tell where the best use of his services are and what geological place needs the most out of his job. This would allow my client to find the best workers to household ratio where their are also more possible jobs to be done.

5.) Hersey created a QR code or smart label, which allows customers to take their product and scan the QR code which could then lead them to their site which provides their preferred way of marketing. My client could leave their QR code on their business card or on their finished work so that potential customers could scan the code and find out more about my clients or look into the ways of contact so that they could find out more information straight from the source.

6.) I find that this assignment was very informative but a little repetative which does get the point across but is a little much for a blog  post. Overall, I do think that this is a creative and good way of looking at the geo-marketing