5 Things to Watch for in OOH in 2021
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Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 4:49 PM
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1. Out of home media was considered essential business State shutdown orders included lists of essential businesses that could/should continue to operate, such as this Executive Order from Connecticut’s Governor Ned Lamont: New York State, responding to a query from Lamar Advertising Company, said the company’s business function was essential. 2. […]
“OOH is an exclamation, not an explanation! What’s old is new. OOH has delivered spectacle since the beginning of civilization. […]
Not that long ago, few would have imagined that watching something on a 4” screen might be more exciting than having a front row seat to an in-person event. And yet, as streaming and mobile media become more interactive, they are beginning to eclipse live experiences. Recognizing this, many venues see the wisdom in making technology investments to meet consumer demand. […]
Beware of the Tax Man Next year will be pivotal for billboard taxation. The highest court in Maryland will render a decision on the constitutionality of Baltimore’s billboard tax, enacted in 2013. The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Cincinnati billboard-tax case next year. […]
Longtime industry leader Wade Leslie IV, president and chief executive officer of West Virginia Outdoor Advertising, died at home on November 3. He was 57. “A great guy who was great for the industry,” summed up Shane Walters of Lamar Advertising Company. […]
What excites you about OOH right now? This is an exciting time for the OOH industry, which has shown great resilience. The adaptability and flexibility of OOH demonstrated during the pandemic is proving to be invaluable to advertisers, and this remains crucial for driving future growth. […]
Growing up, my family home had an alarm system which we used diligently, and I maintained this habit after leaving the nest. To this day, I gawk at friends who do not lock their doors, yet they see no issue. […]
2020 isn’t something to survive, it’s here to teach us how to thrive going forward. What excites you about OOH right now? The pressure. […]
There’s a reason why 42% of cannabis ad spending goes to out of home (OOH) — think billboards, bus shelters, kiosks and transit advertising. Regardless of the format, OOH offers cannabis brands a high impact canvas to reach consumers in big, impactful ways that are always authentic and contextual to consumers’ lives. […]
Candice Simons, CEO, Brooklyn Outdoor Advertising I also envision an even greater shift toward hyper-local and a concentration on the WHERE of the reach versus impressions. With the traffic counts continuously increasing in all markets, it is all about making the connection with your audience at the right time. […]
The global out of home industry is launching a worldwide digital out of home (DOOH) campaign created by recently appointed UK creative agency New Commercial Arts. The campaign entitled #OurSecondChance launches around the world this week. […]
By Josko Grljevic, Chief Transformation Officer, Talon Hear from Talon Outdoor on the programmatic potential for digital out of home, and why the future lies in tailored ad tech solutions rather than retro-fitted This first appeared in IAB UK on 13th July 2020. […]
Out of home media is completing a basic but meaningful step for sustainability: switching its light bulbs. […]
As we start the second half of this tough year, I’ll provide a quick update on your trade association’s efforts on your behalf. […]