Geo-location advertising on ATT network.

This is a customer populated forum. You'd have to contact AT&t directly. The contact us link is at the bottom of this web page 

Thanks.

Im out of ideas because there doesnt seem to be any link that takes me to any advertising options just ATT soliciting MY business!

@WickenburgREBroker 

Out of curiosity, how do you plan to implement these "pop-ups"?

Just a random pop-up on any AT&T phone in a certain area while someone may be reading the news or listening to music?

Or ads within the browser only?

Just to let you know as a customer and user of cell phones, pop-up ads are the bane of most phone user's existence. They tick us off to the point of ignoring or actively hating on whoever is seeking that kind of attention.

Pop-up ads are considered spam and there's a whole industry around blocking them. I don't think AT&T would help with that endeavor. They are only about selling phone service to (somewhat) happy customers.

It would be best to look up Google Ads instead and go that route.

Thanks for that input joeldf. I appreciate the consumer insight. Ill look more closely into the Google ads. Up to this point, I have been unsuccessful targeting specific geo-location there. Google ads always placed me  in Phoenix "metro" area which is about as different from where I am as night and day. This is why I zero'd in on phone geo-location route. I dont know any other way to do it. The last thing I want is to (Edited per community guidelines) people off.

Ill ask one more question in appreciation of your post. What do you think of radio advertising?  We have one radio station in Wickenburg (country). I have never (in 20+ years) utilized this avenue for advertising but would be open to it if it were more attractive/interesting to consumers.