How do the various geoString inputs works with the geo-targeting commands?
Let’s look at the ‘setGeographicLocationForCampaign’ operation as an example. Here are valid geoString inputs in the United States: zip codes (e.g. 91504): Only valid if the zip code describes one geographic area. If the supplied zip code results in an ambiguous match, the operation fails and provides a list of possible matches in the XML response. City, State (e.g. Burbank, CA): This will work when you use the city name and the state abbreviation. State (e.g. CA, United States): This generally works as long as the state abbreviation cannot be confused for a city abbreviation (e.g. LA). State (e.g. California): The full state name works as long as there isn’t a city by the same name (e.g. New York).
