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Building Your Campaign Brand with OOH
What if you aren't the incumbent? Or the front-runner? Or you're new to politics? Or your ballot measure hasn't...
Written by: Tim Rowe - Apr 17, 2021 3:22:20 PM
Once upon a time, digital marketing was fun and easy.
Marketing all of a sudden went from the kids in the corner playing with crayons to investment bankers managing campaigns like they are investments, optimizing until their fingers (and minds) went numb.
As marketers dumped more money into digital marketing, a problem began to present itself - limited supply of attention. It's really just supply and demand. How many opportunities do I have to serve someone an ad relative to how many marketers want to show them an ad. Pretty simple.
A 2019 LiveIntent survey revealed that....
And with 52% of Gen Z and Millennials using ad blockers, digital marketing is only going to get more expensive and results will continue to decline.
So, after a year of being glued to our phones and marketers being limited with how they can reach their best customers during lockdown, demand continues to rise while supply continues to decline.
Out of Home advertising offers brands an all new opportunity to flex their creative muscle with targeting and measurement.
In fact, with new data privacy policies limited marketers' ability to abuse privacy, brands are moving to offline media, like billboards, to connect with their customers in the real-world first, before converting them into a customer online.
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Voters are on the move as they go about their daily lives out in the real world. There's no rule that says advertising...