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Geoposty shows each of your readers information that is unique to their location and relevant to your site.

First, we combine your user's IP address with the world's most accurate database of geolocation IP information. Next, we use your custom search term/text/point of interest and combine it with reliable APIs from Google and others. Mix it all together and you get the most relevant, personalized, location-specific content that ever made a WordPress user happy.

The geolocation data used by this plugin--provided by Quova, Inc.--is free until further notice. Heavy data usage is subject to capping.

As of this release, you can insert dynamic content items or shortcodes into pages or posts, and control who sees them based on their location or distance from a location. Additionally, there are four sidebar widgets to choose from, and you can have any number or combination of them active on your site at any time.

Features (pages/posts/widgets): *Insert local weather *Insert Google map with custom search and size settings *Insert Shortcodes: These are geo-ip-specific fields that will dynamically populate accurately for your visitor's location, as indicated by their ip address [1] *Insert localized content *Location-based display settings: You can customize who sees what content, based on their actual location (state, city, zip, metro area, etc.) *Radius-based display settings: You can customize who see what content, based on their distance from a location (address) that you indicate. *Redirect and display settings: You can set up redirects based on the location of your user.

Additional Widget: *Businesses: Pick your search term and the number of items and your readers will see relevant local business listings.

A note about best practices: GeoPosty is not for spammers or other unsavory folk. We absolutely do not condone using our product to mislead, misinform, abuse, oppress, or otherwise manipulate users. Please do not use our product to make your site spammy. GeoPosty reserves the right to deny service to anyone.

[1] Shortcodes should NOT be used in page titles because they will break your URLs!