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Lesson 3c: Language & Location Targeting Overview
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Region and City Targeting
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Objective: Target your ads to small geographic areas using region and city targeting to reach a specific population. Learn why and when to use region and city targeting.
Region and city targeting is best used by advertisers whose audience is concentrated in defined areas. With region and city targeting, you can capture a smaller population segment and receive more qualified clicks. This helps keep your Quality Score high and your costs low. Additionally, you can create more customized ad text and landing pages that highlight special promotions or pricing based on the audience you're targeting. Region and city targeting usually works best for region-specific businesses, such as boutiques, stores, restaurants, or hotels. For example, if you sell flowers and only deliver in the New York City area, you should target your campaign to that area only. Region and city targeting may not be offered in your country. The available options are displayed when you set up your campaign.
AdWords displays your chosen region or city (whichever is the most specific) in the last line of ad text to distinguish them from country- and territory-targeted ads. These ads appear on Google and on some of our partner sites.
Some countries and territories — specifically Spain, Japan, South Korea, and Brazil — lack the infrastructure necessary for us to always detect a user's location. To ensure that you reach users in these areas, we recommend that you also create a country- and territory-targeted campaign (in additional to a regional one) that includes region-specific keywords and ad text. Here's how:
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