AgendaOut of Home Advertising Industry
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Out of Home Industry$6.2 billion (2009)Competes against cable TV and internetReaches difficult-to-target mass marketMeasurability becoming more important
Uh-oh for OOH 80% revenue from consumer goodsHighly sensitive to disposable incomeAd budgets shift to below-the-line promotions
OOH Good for 2010Economy expected to recover in 2010OOH advertising will increase as traditional declinesMore on-the-go consumersIndustry revenue growth increases to $6.3 billion
OOH the Competition!16%16%53%14%
OOH the Competition!16%[COMPETITIVE]16%53%14%
Traditionally…
Non-traditional…street teamsexperiential marketingprojection mediaparking stripesstreet decalsevent tourswild postingscampus influencerssegway teamsstair graphicsairport adscinema adsmall adsstadium and arena adsdigital screenselevator adscampus mediain-store adsin-office adsbranded barwarerestaurant adsmobile truck adsgas topperscoffee sleeve adsmagazine wraps
Alternative = AttentionAlternative OOH: anything except billboards, transit signs, and static signage
Highly engaging; reaches people in contextually relevant areas
Focuses more on results than measurabilityFrom Max Racks to MediacyMax Racks brings major innovation to alternative and out-of-home media by placing brands directly into people's lives (and hands) with our postcards.
The Trouble with MagazinesWasted coverageExpensive back coverAdvertising wear out
The Pros of ‘Public Place Magazines’80% of adults have read magazines in a public place68% look for their favorite magazines19 readers/copy per month
The Solution: CoverMediaRelevantTargetedMedia
The Lowdown on CoverMediaMore targetedGreater flexibilityLess expensive

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