A Hole in Google Geo-targeting Capability?

David:
As the DMA-qualified geography, are you using the [for
example] --
Columbus-OH, Dayton-OH method or the 200 miles from zip
44118 method?
I'm wondering if the x-miles from centerpoint geo-targeting
might kick
the impression numbers back up.

-Rick Brown
NetTrack Marketing


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Rick,

The Columbus-OH method, which is the 19 contiguous counties
including
Columbus. The difference after a few days turned to be not
so big, but
I decided there was no point in losing potential visitors to
my
client's website.

- David Culbertson
LightBulbInteractive.com


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