Azoogle Redirects Some US Clicks to International Offers?
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Geo IP databases are updated regularly as ISP data becomes available. It's not uncommon to see variations between different geo databases.
For example, you may have a Google campaign set to only buy US traffic. However, Azoogle redirect's some small percentage of the traffic to international offers. There is obviously a different between the database Google uses and the database Azoogle uses to determine geographic location. In this case, it probably makes sense to contact your Azoogle AM and ask them to turn off your geo redirects for the offer.
For example, you may have a Google campaign set to only buy US traffic. However, Azoogle redirect's some small percentage of the traffic to international offers. There is obviously a different between the database Google uses and the database Azoogle uses to determine geographic location. In this case, it probably makes sense to contact your Azoogle AM and ask them to turn off your geo redirects for the offer.
That's what I thought. Maybe another way is to ask Azoogle to update their database. But I guess what you suggested is more fool-proof.
If this is a Facebook offer and the user who you're targeting is in another country currently, they may still see FB ads from America. I remember being in France and on another occasion Mexico, logging into my Facebook and seeing English language ads. This may account for some of the discrepancies, though there are other reasons for it I'm sure.