Top 5 Trends In Digital Signage To Watch In 2024
Guest Post: Julián Arcila, Product Marketing Manager, Arrow Electronics. […]
Fri, Mar 1, 2024 at 12:10 AM
Guest Post: Julián Arcila, Product Marketing Manager, Arrow Electronics. […]
As we wind down for the year it’s time to have a look at the Out of Home media trends for 2024. Some trends will continue – we’re looking at you programmatic – but some have come out of left field. This year left our heads spinning with the emergence of AI as something more than a sci-fi topic. […]
Without a doubt, the industry saw yet another action-packed year. From business acquisitions to eye-catching projects, and everything in between, Sign Media Canada was there to capture all the latest news. A wide variety of feature articles also kept professionals in the loop on the industry’s biggest trends, and out-of-home (OOH) media appeared to be this year’s hot topic. […]
I was part of an otherwise terrific panel a couple of days ago, billed as a Digital Signage Experience Trends Forecast for 2023. If ... […]
The latest research from OAAA and The Harris Poll revealed almost half (49%) of adult consumers are noticing OOH ads more than a year ago, but an even higher number (58%) have recently noticed ads for healthcare services. Healthcare services fall within the largest industry category for OOH ad spend, Miscellaneous Local Services and Amusement. […]
OOH Ads Deliver Amplification on Social Media Consumers regularly see OOH ads in photos across their social media feeds, underscoring the value of OOH in generating organic amplification of OOH campaigns. […]
This holiday season, nearly 6 in 10 Americans (59%) plan to travel, and personal vehicles (64%) and planes (48%) are the preferred modes of transportation, according to “OOH Consumer Insights & Opportunities Q4 2022: Holiday Travel & Shopping,” the latest research report from OAAA and The Harris Poll. […]
Out of home advertising revenue increased 28.9 percent in the second quarter of 2022 compared to the previous year, and totaled $2.62 billion. These Q2 revenues are roughly equivalent to pre-pandemic highs, when Q2 2019 OOH revenues totaled a record-breaking $2.69 billion. […]
As inflation continues at near-historic highs, most consumers are looking for ways to stretch their dollars. While groceries are a necessary staple, shoppers are looking to shave expenses wherever they can. […]
OOH’s historical growth in the first quarter of 2022 was fueled, in part, by key emerging product categories, including sports betting. In fact, the sports betting category jumped triple digits over Q1 2021. […]
Almost every advertiser is interested in learning about marketing success, especially within their own product category. Case studies are high impact testimonials and the OAAA case study library contains almost 800 examples of how OOH creates impact and results across the US. […]
Projections for 2022 political ad spend ($9 billion) indicate a record year for midterm elections, and OOH certainly reflects that forecast. OOH political ad spend jumped 113% in Q1 2022 over Q1 2021, and 90% over the last midterm election cycle in Q1 2018. Examining the latest OAAA-Harris Poll research reveals why OOH is becoming a part of more political campaigns than ever before. […]
The QSR category produced a solid 7.3% increase in OOH spend in 2021, and the latest OAAA-Harris Poll research showcases why OOH is an important component of the fast food media mix. McDonald’s is the classic OOH case study, having earned the top spot in OOH spend for almost the entire past two decades. […]
OOH’s success in generating a strong pandemic recovery has been assisted by ad spend In key emerging product categories. The latest OAAA-Harris Poll research includes insights on several of these categories, including cannabis, political and sports betting. […]
In an economic climate impacted by high inflation, it’s no surprise the latest research from OAAA and The Harris Poll reveals 68 percent of Back-to-School (BTS) shoppers will be looking for OOH ads regarding special sales and deals as they make buying decisions. […]