Know more store visitors
Build an eligible audience beyond checkout and loyalty records.
Stay connected with eligible shoppers after they leave. Share a reason to come back, keep the store in the customer journey, and measure observed in-person response.
Build an eligible audience from guest WiFi at participating stores.
A collection campaign connects with a visit-based audience—not an assumed purchase history. Illustrative experience; businesses, profiles, and demo data are fictional.
WiFi can create a connection beyond the receipt. Build on the observed visit without guessing what someone browsed or bought.
Build an eligible audience beyond checkout and loyalty records.
Share newness and local experiences with past visitors.
Review observed store visits after supported exposure.
Explore a few ways to turn customer context into a more relevant invitation.
Bring a new collection to people who already know your stores. Use visit history to build the audience, then let your brand do the talking.
Keep an event or store experience relevant to an audience connected to that location.
Use a business-appropriate recency rule to reconnect with eligible past visitors.
Fictional campaign examples. Audience eligibility, permissions, and supported channels depend on the setup.
A campaign can look and feel like your brand while using a clear visit-based audience. Evaluate the observed response without turning an in-store visit into an assumed purchase.
Use observed recency, frequency, and location.
Bring your own creative to a supported channel.
Separate observed visits from matched transaction results.
Illustrative report. All numbers are sample data, not customer results.
Veronica Beard’s published Adentro case study reports a 29:1 return on ad spend alongside walk-through measurement.
Read the customer storySupported data connections can complement your existing CRM and loyalty tools. Item-level preferences, sizes, and purchase histories require separate data—not inference from WiFi.
Talk through your setupNot from WiFi visit data. Product interest, size, and item-level purchase information require separate, appropriately supported data sources.
No. Audience and measurement capabilities support the campaign; they do not replace your brand’s creative direction.
Only where supported transaction data and matching are available. Keep those sales outcomes separate from observed visits and do not imply every visit becomes a sale.
See how Adentro can support your store audiences and in-person campaign measurement.
See which ads drove real visits for one brand with 50+ locations, from month one to year six.