OUT-OF-HOME ADVERTISING. A definition.
Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising encompasses digital and static panels carrying advertising across every urban outdoor environment. Continuous innovation within the medium allows OOH to meet a broader range of communication goals.
Beyond the established strength of rapid broadcast coverage, the growing penetration of the medium in the urban environment has resulted in an ability to offer more tightly targeted messaging.
Street Furniture
From bus shelters to malls, street furniture and roadside advertising rapidly reaches the entire urban population.
Large Format and billboard
Advertising that offers "podiums" to create memorable brand messaging and increased brand perception.
Transport
Advertising that communicates effectively with captive commuter audiences on a regular, daily basis.
Airport
Advertising that communicates with influencers; decision-makers, trend-setters and international audiences.
CONNECTED CONSUMERS. A lead role in the evolving media landscape.
With the growing number of communication channels, from online to Video on Demand, to social media, audiences are becoming increasingly fragmented. The growing number of devices vying for our attention reduces individual reach and effectiveness of brand messaging. OOH remains a key medium that surrounds audiences in their everyday environment. It can reach them while they are close to the point of sale, and when they are more receptive and are less distracted by other media.