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What GPS-verified advertising actually means (and why most OOH doesn’t have it)

TODO: one-sentence standfirst. This is the differentiator piece — it should read as an explainer, not a sales page.

Draft scaffold. This article has no copy yet and is marked noindex, so it is excluded from sitemap.xml. Remove that meta tag once the copy below is written — see the comment at the top of this file for the full checklist.

Suggested structure

  1. How conventional OOH delivery is estimated today
  2. What a GPS trail records that a model cannot
  3. Reconciliation: why a report that does not add up is not a report
  4. What is measured vs what is still modelled (be explicit about this)
  5. What to ask any OOH supplier for before you sign

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