As the world begins to recover from the unprecedented pandemic that has silenced bustling cities, we can only imagine what the aftermath will look like. Consumers are fatigued from a year in quarantine where digital ads have been the dominating medium and people ready to experience the creativity that other mediums have to offer. […]
There’s a lot to be said for Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising being an engaging medium because of its ability to be tangible, present, and striking. However, what often really makes the medium stand out from the rest, is its ability to be made into an interactive demonstration, encouraging consumer participation. […]
When thinking about Out-of-Home (OOH) or digital marketing, most of the time we don’t link the two together or think about the ways they can complement each other. One offers advertisements in a more traditional manner, and the other is focused primarily on online ads and social media. […]
Oddsmakers agreed that prospects for the Biden Administration’s tax proposals went up when two Democrats won Senate runoffs in Georgia on January 5, giving Democrats control of the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives. With the new Administration in place, let’s look around the corner to see what’s in play. […]
The Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) has identified trends that are currently affecting Out-of-Home (OOH) media so far this year. They discovered four prominent trends in 2021 that will shape the OOH medium including, opportunity, programmatic transactions, 5G, and the colour green. […]
As you walk by an Out-of-Home (OOH) ad, you are bound to use at least two of the five senses (sight, smell, touch, sound and taste) when consuming the ad. The more senses an ad can stimulate, the more immersive it is. […]
Raoul Buencuchillo, President of one of the country’s leading Out-of-Home (OOH) firms,HDI Admix, recently spotted some interesting advertising trends for OOH in 2021. He noted that since all the ad clutter is now online, people are attracted to the idea of putting their personal messages on billboards, allowing them to express themselves in a bold and inventive way. […]
In the advertising world, technology has presented us a level of creativity in outdoor advertising that we wouldn’t have thought was possible in our wildest dreams. It’s no wonder why there are more types of Out-of-Home (OOH) media available now than ever before. […]
The world is slowly going back to normal, whatever our new normal is. Consumers, especially those in the U.S., are beginning to shop in stores once again. What’s different this time, is that consumers are expecting physical advertising campaigns instead of online responses. […]
Ever wonder how billboards first emerged? Take Times Square for example, the vibrant colors and lights from billboards illuminate the street corners and are now its trademark. But what is the history behind these billboards? […]
A new study was recently conducted by the Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) that found an increased appetite for outdoor experiences. This means that more people are willing to seek out activities that are outside their homes. […]
I think we can all agree that cozying up on the couch and binge watching the latest TV series is all anyone’s been doing on their weekends lately. People’s media habits have become limited to online activities and watching television. According to The National Center for Biotechnology Information, 73% of people agreed to a significant increase in binge-watching, averaging around 3-5 hours. […]
Measuring success has not always been easy or straightforward when it comes to advertising, especially Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising. In the past, it’s been difficult to properly understand how, when, where, and if an OOH campaign has reached the right people, let alone anyone. […]
What is Out-of-Home (OOH) Advertising? OOH is a form of advertising that’s located anywhere outside of a consumer’s home. It can be a mix of billboards, bus shelters, transit, mobile, place-based, and digital displays. […]
The advertisement of cannabis is regulated in a very strict and particular manner since its legalization in Canada and some U.S. states. In Canada, there are unforgiving rules and regulations around the advertisement of cannabis not just because it has only recently become a legally used substance, but also because it’s government-regulated like the sale of alcohol. […]
