How Out-of-Home (OOH) can help marketers cut through the noise of an instant gratification-obsessed economy.

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Whilst the attention economy obsesses on clicks, shares and instance gratification, OOH
advertising can help brands achieve long-term trust, value and saliency over time.

  1. Visual Impact and Brand Recall:
    OOH adverts often have a strong visual impact due to their size, creative design, and
    strategic placement.
    Memorable and visually appealing campaigns can help create a lasting impression on
    consumers, aiding brand recall in a crowded fast-paced market.
  2. Hyperlocal Targeting:
    OOH allows for localised and geo-targeted advertising, enabling marketers to reach
    specific audiences in high-traffic areas.
    Targeting specific locations can help tailor messages to the immediate needs and
    preferences of the local audience.
  3. 24/7 Visibility:
    OOH provides round-the-clock visibility, ensuring that the brand message is
    consistently present even when consumers are not actively seeking information.
    This continuous exposure helps reinforce brand awareness and makes it more likely
    for the brand to be top-of-mind when consumers make purchasing decisions.
  4. Complementary to Digital Campaigns:
    Integrating OOH with digital marketing efforts creates a cohesive and omnichannel
    approach.
    QR codes, NFC technology, hashtags, or other digital CTAs on OOH adverts can drive
    consumers to online platforms for immediate engagement, bridging the gap
    between offline and online experiences.
  5. Mass Reach:
    OOH has always excelled at delivering mass reach, visual impact and location
    targeting, and it is still one of the best ways of achieving these objectives in a cost-
    effective manner with speed and scale.

Engaging and creative content can cut through the noise by standing out and
creating an emotional connection with the audience, driving brand affinity.
With short-term marketing reaching saturation point, OOH is an ideal medium to bring
meaning back to advertising and help brands reconnect with consumers.