How digital billboards changed the out-of-home game
From undulating 3D images to the Las Vegas Sphere, these aren’t your mother’s billboards.
Navigate the complexities of DOOH (Digital Out-of-Home) in the ad tech world. Marketing Brew covers the tools, data, and regulations shaping the future of DO...
From undulating 3D images to the Las Vegas Sphere, these aren’t your mother’s billboards.
Retail, entertainment, hospitality, and tech brands are particularly interested, one marketer told us.
Advertising on Sphere is “almost like brand legitimacy on steroids,” one OOH expert said.
The sector has fully recovered in the US and is expected to recover worldwide this year, one report says.
Brian Rappaport, CEO of Quan Media Group, told Marketing Brew that DTC marketers in fintech, pet care, and consumer packaged goods will likely continue investing in OOH ads, even as prices stabilize.
The media company has been doing this since 2006, wayyy before a hand sanny shortage was ever a thought.
From the NYC subway to Portland, Oregon, marketers are getting innovative with excess out of home (OOH) advertising inventory.
Marketing Brew informs marketing pros of the latest on brand strategy, social media, and ad tech via our weekday newsletter, virtual events, marketing conferences, and digital guides.
By subscribing, you accept our Terms & Privacy Policy.