Audience Set Format/Upload

Our Audience Designer provides complete access to our proprietary global places dataset to create location-based audiences based on historical user visits to millions of businesses and points of interest around the world. However, many customers have campaigns that require custom data that may not be easily accessible in our global places data.

We currently support uploads of two different types of files: (1) geocoded points (latitude, longitude) and (2) custom polygons. Note that polygon uploads are now supported in both Audience Designer and Proximity Designer.

Additionally, we do not accept lists of addresses without geocoded latitude and longitude coordinates.

To upload custom location data for use in Proximity or Audience, follow the instructions below.

Point Upload (lat/long)

Uploaded files must contain valid latitude and longitude coordinates for each location. Acceptable file formats include CSV, TSV, and Excel. The easiest way to start is to download one of our sample templates and modify those.

Download Sample Templates here: CSV, TSV, or Excel

latitude longitude name
34.073011 -118.376097 The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf
34.098155 -118.329646 Groundwork Coffee Company
34.003545 -118.484834 Peet’s Coffee and Tea
34.008187 -118.491283 Cora’s Coffee Shop

File Format Checklist

Post-Upload Guidelines

Polygon Upload

Note: Polygon upload now works in both Audience Designer and Proximity Designer. To get access to this feature, please contact Data Operations.

Uploaded files must contain valid polygon data, formatted as WKTs or GeoJSON objects. The easiest way to start is to download one of our sample templates and modify those.

Download Sample Templates here: WKT, GeoJSON

WKT File Format Checklist

We recommend using WKTs in your polygon file uploads.

name (optional) polygon
polygon 1 POLYGON((lng1 lat1, lng2 lat2, lng3 lat3, lng4 lat4, …))
polygon 2 POLYGON((lng1 lat1, lng2 lat2, lng3 lat3, lng4 lat4, …))

GeoJSON File Format Checklist

Polygon upload also supports GeoJSON data. Valid GeoJSON must represent a FeatureCollection where each feature is a Polygon with:

Post-Upload Guidelines

In the UI you can change the following parameters for each uploaded file: