This holiday season, take a multi-channel approach to your advertising. Consider utilizing a mix of social media, digital billboards, gas stations or rideshare toppers, mobile, digital, and shopping mall or grocery store displays to promote your products.
You should consider how “the new normal” will affect your advertising and plan accordingly so you get the most return out of your investments.
By Natalie Koltun for Mobile Marketer Uber plans to expand its cartop advertising network, Uber OOH powered by Adomni, to Chicago and Los Angeles in Q4, Uber Cartops Lead Garrett Spitzer said Thursday on a virtual panel during the Digital Place-based Advertising Association's video summit.
By Bhawana Anand for Media 4 Growth pDOOH can bring the outdoor medium onto a level playing field with other channels. A panel discussion pointed to the various features of programmatic DOOH that help OOH to be at par with mainline advertising channels.
Art on top of rideshare cars on digital screens! Pretty neat, right? This partnership between Niio/Adomni/Uber because it really is nice to look at and in a world where we are bombarded by advertising everywhere, a cleansing of the palate seems only fitting.
Marketers are reaching their target audience in the house and at work. Now it’s time to add DOOH into the mix and bridget the gap between all the media by connecting with consumers when they are outside of their home, for a true omni-present experience.
By: Tiffany Moustakas at AdWeek - Adomni, the digital out-of-home (OOH) ad-tech company, is welcoming political marketers with open arms, offering them a chance to display ads in more than 200,000 programmatically-connected screens across the U.S.