Mobiquity Technologies’ AI Targeting Gains Traction with Political Advertisers as Election Season Kicks Off

Mobiquity Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of next-generation data intelligence and advertising technology solutions, is proud to announce the integration of AI technology into its ATOS 2.0 advertising platform, significantly improving the targeting of political ads. This development coincides with the start of the United States election season during which Mobiquity has noticed an increase in political ad campaigns using its AI targeting. As an increasing number of political organizations embrace digital advertising to connect with voters, Mobiquity’s advanced targeting features are poised to become an indispensable tool for digital engagement.

“Political campaigns have always constituted a key part of our business, and we have witnessed a growing demand as the election season begins,” said Dean Julia, CEO of Mobiquity Technologies. “Our platform empowers campaigns to reach the right people, at the right time, with the right message, and we take pride in playing a role in the democratic process.

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Our AI-powered advertising platform has the potential to revolutionize political campaigns. By enabling more precise ad targeting, we can help campaigns connect with their target audience more effectively, ultimately leading to increased voter support and a higher likelihood of success.”

Mobiquity’s proprietary technology harnesses location data, real-time bidding, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to deliver exceptionally targeted and effective digital advertising campaigns. With the ability to reach specific audiences based on factors such as location, demographics, and interests, Mobiquity’s platform enables political campaigns to maximize their impact and optimize their ad spend.

As the election season heats up, Mobiquity Technologies believes it is well-equipped to assist political campaigns of all sizes reach and engage voters through the power of digital advertising.

SOURCE: GlobeNewswire