Who needs a "metaverse" when digital screens and rich, imaginative interactions are possible in real life? As Digital Out of Home screens pop up everywhere you glance - even F1 racers and shopping carts, digital try-ons. and gamified billboards - the medium is a part of the landscape of everyday life. This is not media as we have known it. This is media evolving into lived outdoor experience.
At the Fall edition of MediaPost's Digital Out of Home Insider Summit, we explore DOOH as a way brands are not just getting attention but weaving into the mediascape and customers' IRL path to purchase. They can play lower in the funnel and become part of the last-mile decision-making process. They can surprise, delight, even shock passersby. They can gamify or enhance any moment, anywhere. How can DOOH not just catch glances and grab attention, but become experiential media?
We will explore:
- Planning DOOH as an Omnichannel Driver - The Next Screens in DOOH Expansion - Measurement and Evolving KPIs - Leveraging Programmatic DOOH Advantages - Performance DOOH in Last Mile Media - AI and OOH Personalization
MediaPost's DOOH Insider Summit explores the bleeding edge of a post-media world - where DOOH puts the metaverse right outside your door.
Insider Summits are complimentary to Brand & Agency Execs who meet our requirements. To qualify, you must:
* Control the DOOH strategy and budget for a major consumer brand * Serve as Senior Level Management or above * Agree to attend all sessions and all 3 days of the Summit
If you meet the requirements and would like to join us, simply send your full contact info and one or two sentences about your role to Kevin Massa at massa@mediapost.com
Panel: The Post-Silo Planning Mix: DOOH In the Attention Stack
DOOH is part of a rush of new connected inventory and data inputs - RMNs, CTV, experiential and more. As brands look for that always-on, always-there play for attention, what role does a digitized, connected form of the oldest ad format play?
Albert Thompson, Managing Director of Digital Innovation, Walton Isaacson
9:50 AM Central
10:50 AM ET
Keynote
10:20 AM Central
11:20 AM ET
Q&A: The Next Screen
LED ads are now even on F1 racers. What the hell is coming and possible when anything anywhere can be a connected screen?
10:40 AM Central
11:40 AM ET
Sponsor Spotlight and Break
11:10 AM Central
12:10 PM ET
Panel: Calls to Action: DOOH Driving Behaviors
Whether it is a movie premiere or TV tune-in, an event or resort destination or sparking a crave for the QSR around the corner, DOOH is becoming performance media. Our panel of planners share successes and learnings from working lower funnel DOOH. What combination of daypart, messaging, proximity and creative moved the needle? How did they meet challenges around turnaround times, optimization, creative formats, real-time information, and more? And how do you measure and attribute last mile messaging?
11:40 AM Central
12:40 PM ET
Case Study: Segment, Target, Scale, Repeat
DOOH offers the targeting precision of online display and video advertising. But how does audience analysis, targeting, customized messaging scale here?
Case Study: Cultural Expansion - Brand Presence in Minority Communities
DOOH offers marketers the opportunity to be part of minority communities, not just talk at them.
9:30 AM Central
10:30 AM ET
Panel: How NOT to Be Creepy: AI and the Minority Report Future of Interactive OOH
AI will be a driver of DOOH personalization. As smart billboards come online, brands can not only respond dynamically to real time object and facial recognition, but they can build real interactive experiences with passers-by. But on the front and back end of pDOOH, AI is already changing segmentation and targeting, measurement, and optimization. But where are the guardrails for brands? What do we know from these early experiments about staying on the right side of privacy and the divide between engagement and creepy?
10:00 AM Central
11:00 AM ET
Q&A: The New Town Square: DOOH and The Public Good
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Booking your Room at The Otis Hotel
To secure a room for MediaPost's DOOH Insider Summit, you MUST be a registered attendee of the 3-day conference. If you ARE NOT registered in our event system you will NOT be able to retain any reserved room under our discount booking link below. Any reservations made WITHOUT event registration will be revoked. You may register for the event here.
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