Complete Guide to Mural Advertising: Costs, Legal & More
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Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 5:32 PM
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There’s no doubt that the popularity of out of home (OOH) advertising has continued to grow incrementally over the years, with OOH being the advertising channel of choice for local and national brands alike. Despite a coronavirus-induced dip this year, the market will continue to rebound and recover in 2021, with a total OOH ad spend of £1.23 billion forecast for the next 12 months or so. […]
Even with a record haul of $6.7 billion expected to be spent this year, only a small fraction of that will go to billboards. Just $16.5 million was spent on OOH in the 2016 presidential cycle, and through the first half of 2020, that number was $18.4 million. What gives? […]
Branding Locally in the Time of Covid “Know your audience” has always been a key mantra driving advertising; today it is more relevant – and imperative that marketers select appropriate media to reach the audience with greater precision based on behavioral data. Local Out of Home media distinctly and uniquely operates in the real world, offering marketers an opportunity to connect based on behaviors by time, place, context and with creativity. […]
While the Covid-19 outbreak may have taken a temporary toll on the demand for out-of-home (OOH) advertising in the UK, there’s no doubt that this market remains on an upward trajectory in the longer-term. This was reflected clearly by last year’s figures, which revealed that total OOH revenue in the UK during Q2 grew by an impressive 9.4% year-on-year. […]
There’s no doubt that the world of marketing has changed considerably during the digital age, with brands adopting an increasingly nuanced and integrated approach to building campaigns. […]
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Marketing has been shaped by many changing trends over the course of the last 50 years, but few have been as transformative as digitisation and computerisation. However, while advertisers continue to rely heavily on digital and online marketing, they’re also investing increased amounts into out-of-home (OOH) channels and creating increasingly integrated campaigns. […]
It stands to reason that out-of-home (OOH) advertising should have suffered globally as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the industry trade body in the States estimating that up to 40% of billboards lost their usual audiences during the peak of lockdown. […]
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by Gino Cesto. Certain Categories Will Need to Advertise. We expect that the outdoor resurgence will be led by several categories eager to connect with consumers after so long away. […]