Are driverless cars a threat or an opportunity for OOH advertising?
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Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 6:22 PM
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OOH prevailed. It was not swept up by the tsunami of technology that affected other media, but instead embraced the changes to position itself as the most compelling doorway into a customer’s journey. […]
Out-of-home advertising is on track to rise 7 per cent, according to Core. But the real star performer is once again digital, with a “prudent” estimate from Core suggesting revenues will rise 18 per cent. […]
To celebrate the arrival of new characters, bigger stories and better battles, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is launching a unique interactive DOOH campaign for action-adventure video game: LEGO® DIMENSIONS™. […]
As DOOH inventory continues to grow its capacity for offering genuinely national media solutions, in tandem with increasing technical advancement, continues to propel DOOH into an excellent position ever near capable of rivalling leading national broadcast media in its own right. […]
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The ad sales process in the DOOH industry is not as glamorous as the displays on which campaigns are played – and spreadsheets are to blame. Spreadsheets are ingrained in media sales network management. Through tried and true, in today’s world of advanced technology and automation, it’s obvious the entrenched system has lost the benefits it once was known. […]
This was a witty DOOH campaign from the Federal Agency for Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB) regarding the digital transformation. The first initiative of this new campaign was a one-day installation in the form of a screen placed at a major crossroads on Mehringdamm in Berlin. […]
DOOH analytics tools enable out-of-home advertisers to create clear, measurable goals for a campaign and track the conversion rate just like they would online. But what conversions, specifically, does digital signage analytics enable you to track? Advertisers have their own unique goals, and each campaign you run is different. […]
Media planning and buying is an integral part of the advertising industry. Without this process, publishers would have no content and advertisers would have no place to publish their content. The ad sales process in the DOOH industry, however, is not as glamorous as the displays on which campaigns are played – and spreadsheets are to blame. […]
Media planning and buying is an integral part of the advertising industry. Without this process, publishers would have no content and advertisers would have no place to publish their content. […]
The out-of-home (OOH) adverting industry has a deeply vested interest in scorching memorable messages into your retinas, your memory, and your consciousness on behalf of its global brand clientele. It has noticed, like you have, that people do not spend nearly as much down time gazing out of bus windows as they once did. […]
Back in New York City, the pace of change across the DOOH landscape is breathtaking. Driven by significant investment in the realm of nine figures, NYC is by far the most valuable OOH market in the US. Its population density and extensive public transport network, make it an atypical American city, and the scale of investment going into the city’s DOOH architecture is a testament to this. […]
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