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- Advertisers are increasing their use of short-form vertical video content from social campaigns on larger screens.
- OOH used to be a glorified real estate business where location and road-side visibility was the unique selling proposition. Programmatic then emerged as a transformative equalizer to the conversation. With a complete "through-line" view into what people consume beyond their home, brands have started to leverage the future of OOH and its connection to broader programmatic ecosystem. Walton Isaacson's Managing Director of Digital Innovation, Albert Thompson, illustrates how brands have executed within the programmatic marketplace to stitch together a "connected experience" of ad exposure. Physical Proximity is the driver as the consumer moves from gas stations, retail stores, business offices, public transit, biking paths, and ridesharing - all through OOH.
- Rapid and accurate audience measurement is the gold standard of accountability for any medium or media owner -- but how possible is it?
- Transportation and tourism, one of the categories most severely disrupted in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic, is showing the greatest recovery in 2021 and 2022, according to key category growth estimates published by WARC as part of its global ad forecast revisions. Like most of Madison Avenue's big agency forecasting units, and a variety of other independent consultants, WARC predicts strong aggregate growth for the ad industry's recovery, with worldwide ad spending projected to expand 17.8% in 2021.
- Birdeye analyzed data from more than 60,000 businesses to understand the pandemic's impact on reviews related to retail, automotive, healthcare and beauty and wellness. Google, rather than Facebook or Yelp, had a greater impact due to reviews.
- Out-of-home ad spending rose 7.7% during Q2 2019, according to an analysis of data from Kantar Media released Wednesday by the Out-of-Home Advertising Association of America. The second quarter signals an acceleration of growth for the U.S. out-of-home ad industry, which posted a first-half gain of 7.0%, according to the OAAA analysis.
- By creating a new blueprint for the digital expression of the vibrant Alamo brand, it was able to further set the stage for the evolution of its digital properties, namely Alamo.com.
- The campaign drove awareness with late-night workers in real-time via a geofence around each extended bus route and allowed late-night workers to plan their trip home.
- The brand's proactive and agile approach led it to perform well above its 2017 benchmarks. With clear pacing and more visibility into paid data, it was able to guide, measure and optimize its creative, publishing and bidding on a weekly basis.
- The robots made their way into the homes of Bravolebs like Josh Altman (Million Dollar Listing LA) as well as Tom and Katie Schwartz (Vanderpump Rules).
- Outdoorsy has experienced huge growth year to year - 465% - driven largely by millennials looking for experiences and images to share on social media.
- The statsmasters at eMarketer this morning revised their estimates for ride-sharing service pioneer Uber downward, as part of a correction attributed to bad PR, as well as greater competition from rival Lyft. eMarketer now estimates 48 million U.S. adults will use Uber at least once this year, down from its previous projection of 51.4 million.
