What describes Nearby Intent?

• A. An ad that invites the user to visit a store
• B. An ad that offers the user an approximate solution or something that usually goes with the queried item
• C. An ad that only shows the brand name
• D. An ad displays broad information

Answer: (B)

Nearby Intent focuses on users who are near a location and want a quick, locally relevant solution. The description that best fits this mood describes an ad that offers an approximate solution or something that usually goes with the queried item. This reflects how nearby ads aim to quickly meet the user’s need with a relevant, readily available option, often suggesting related items or quick substitutes that fit the query and location.

The other descriptions are less aligned: inviting a user to visit a store is action-oriented but doesn’t specifically convey providing a nearby, ready-to-use solution or related item; showing only the brand name offers little contextual relevance for a local decision; and broad information is too generic to reflect a nearby, action-ready intent.