A growing regional QSR chain with 14 locations needed to increase in-store traffic and digital orders. Their previous vendor ran broad demographic campaigns with no geo-precision and no way to measure whether ads were actually driving visits.

Mango deployed a full geo-intelligence stack: trade area analysis for each location, competitive conquest geofencing around nearby competitor QSRs, daypart targeting tuned to lunch and dinner decision windows, and real-time AI-optimized creative rotation with foot traffic attribution from day one.

A premium hospitality brand was spending on paid social with generic interest targeting and seeing low-quality traffic that didn't convert to reservations. Their cost-per-booking was unsustainably high.

Mango built a custom audience stack using behavioral and income-proxy signals to identify high-net-worth individuals with demonstrated fine dining affinity. Programmatic placements targeted premium publisher contexts in food, lifestyle, and luxury travel content.

A real estate brokerage was generating leads through broad digital campaigns but converting at a very low rate. Cost-per-appointment was high because most leads weren't genuinely qualified.

Mango built a deterministic audience targeting strategy using property interest signals, income data, and neighborhood geo-fencing around target communities with creative tailored by price tier and buyer persona.

Operating across 8 states with different advertising regulations, a licensed cannabis operator had been unable to run programmatic campaigns at scale. Previous attempts resulted in ad disapprovals and wasted spend.

Mango built a compliance-first programmatic architecture: state-by-state geo-suppression rules, age-gated audience targeting, compliant creative review, dynamic messaging by market, and detailed compliance reporting.

A 12-person creative agency was winning pitches that included programmatic media buying — but lacked the DSP expertise and attribution capabilities to deliver without turning away business or losing margin.

Mango integrated as a white-label programmatic buying and analytics partner — invisible to the agency's clients, seamlessly branded under the agency's identity — handling DSP management, custom audiences, and client-ready reporting.

A local professional services business relied entirely on word of mouth and assumed programmatic advertising required large budgets and technical expertise they didn't have.

Mango launched a no-minimum programmatic pilot at $1,500/month combining local geo-targeted display with a custom audience built from professional demographic signals and behavioral intent data.