Are there specific geographical locations we are targeting?

When creating ad campaigns in Bing Ads, you can use location targeting to specify the geographic areas where your ads should be shown. This allows you to target users who are physically located in specific geographic locations, or who are searching for products or services in specific geographic locations.

There are several options for targeting specific geographic locations in Bing Ads, including:

* Country or region: You can target users who are physically located in a specific country or region, or who are searching for products or services in a specific country or region.
* City or town: You can target users who are physically located in a specific city or town, or who are searching for products or services in a specific city or town.
* Postal code: You can target users who are physically located in a specific postal code area, or who are searching for products or services in a specific postal code area.
* Airport: You can target users who are searching for products or services near a specific airport.
* Address: You can target users who are physically located at or near a specific address.

You can also use radius targeting in Bing Ads to target users who are searching for products or services within a specific distance of a business location. This can be useful if you want to target users who are located near your business locations, but who may not be located in a specific city, town, or postal code area.

Overall, Bing Ads offers a variety of options for targeting specific geographic locations, and you can use these options to tailor your ad campaigns to reach the specific audience that you are trying to target. By using location targeting and other location-based targeting features in Bing Ads, you can create more targeted and effective ad campaigns that can help to drive more foot traffic and sales to your business locations.