What is the more cost-effective way to restrict ads served to a specific geographic region?

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–What is the more cost-effective way to restrict ads served to a specific geographic region?–

–Language targeting managed by the ad server–

–Frequency caps managed the publisher or DSP–

–Geo-targeting managed by the ad server–

–Geo-targeting managed by a publisher or DSP–

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