How Much Potential New Business Is in Your Neighborhood?
Only Moving Targets lets you customize your marketing by defining the boundaries of your trade area by street-map coordinates (or you can use zip codes or mile radius). This is the most precise way to pin-point target your prospects. It's more accurate than zip code selection. And it tells you how many potential new customers are in the areas you want to promote. It saves you money... and helps maximize your response!
We can even map your existing customer list to show you where your customers come from now.
Try it free—right now—and we'll tell you how much potential new business in your neighborhood is waiting to be tapped! Questions? Need assistance? Call us for fast answers: 800-926-2451
Directions: Enter your business address in the following box, then click Center Map on this Address. (Example: 812 Chestnut St, Perkasie, PA 18944)
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Next, scroll down to view the map—then use the tools below to create your Custom Trade Area Map.
The Grabber Tool helps you move the map around. You can use this any time, even in the middle of drawing a shape—just click and hold down your mouse button to move the map.
The Marker Tool can be used to visually identify a location or address. It's easier to judge the area around your store when you've marked it on the map. It's especially useful if you have more than one location. Simply click on the icon …and then click anywhere on the map.
The Circle Tool is useful for marking a circular radius around your business or point of your choice. Simply click the icon and then click on your store location (or point of your choice). Move your mouse to the outer edge of your desired trade area. When you click on the outer point your trade area will be identified by a shaded circular area. You may change the size of the radius after drawing it by moving the outer point that you clicked. The legend under the map tells you the radius of the circle.
The Polygon Tool lets you identify a mailing area with an irregular border and show the square miles it includes. Simply click on the icon, then click on a starting point. Then move your mouse along the map and click on the points you wish to set as your boundary. If you need to move the map to see more area you click and hold the mouse button to drag the map to where you would like, then you can continue clicking points. You may also Zoom In and Zoom out while in the middle of drawing a shape by using the tool in the top left corner. Your trade area will be identified by a shaded area. If you complete your shape and need to edit it, simply click and drag any of the little square boxes. The legend under the map tells you the square miles enclosed in the shape.
