As the new social media strategist for a small American tech startup, you are tasked with expanding the company's user base to Europe and Asia. You suggest to your manager that you want to use geotargeted ads on Meta and LinkedIn. You explain that this strategy would entail which of the following?

Geotargeting is a digital marketing strategy that uses location data to deliver content to users in specific geographic areas. By targeting ads to users in Europe and Asia, the company can ensure its messaging is relevant to those regions, increasing ad effectiveness and user base expansion. Translating ads into every language is a separate localization effort, not the core definition of geotargeting, and may not be necessary for all regions or effective without proper targeting. Running ads only during business hours might limit reach, as users consume content at various times. Increasing ad frequency across all platforms and regions without specific targeting would be inefficient and potentially costly.