Online sites with associated fictitious geographical locations

A system for associating online objects with geographical locations, comprising a processor and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions executable by the processor to cause the system to perform operations comprising:

• obtaining a request for assigning a geographical location to an online object, wherein the online object is associated with provision of one or more products or services;
• determining, based on the request, a geographical area associated with the provision of the one or more products or services;
• identifying a first geographical location to be assigned to the online object, wherein the identifying comprises:
• determining that the first geographical location is within the geographical area associated with the provision of the one or more products or services;
• and
• confirming that the first geographical location does not overlap with any of a plurality of second geographical locations in a data store, wherein each of the second geographical locations corresponds to a physical object;
• and
• storing a relationship between the online object and the first geographical location in the data store.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for associating online objects with geographical locations, configured with instructions executable by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform operations comprising:

• obtaining a request for assigning a geographical location to an online object, wherein the online object is associated with provision of one or more products or services;
• determining, based on the request, a geographical area associated with the provision of the one or more products or services;
• identifying a first geographical location to be assigned to the online object, wherein the identifying comprises:
• determining that the first geographical location is within the geographical area associated with the provision of the one or more products or services;
• and
• confirming that the first geographical location does not overlap with any of a plurality of second geographical locations in a data store, wherein each of the second geographical locations corresponds to a physical object;
• and
• storing a relationship between the online object and the first geographical location in the data store.