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February 25, 2007 OUTDOOR MEDIA: NO LONGER THE LEAST IMPORTANT ADVERTISING FORMAT?
Outdoor advertising has always been the poor brother of all formats used in a campaign. However with an statistical approach this statement can not be considered true, at least in Spain. Outdoor media coverage happens to be of special importance in urban areas with populations over 50,000 inhabitants, where it gets to 77% for youngsters 14 to 24 years old. Do you think it has to do with the new creativities that are been applied to outdoor ads in substitution of the traditional posters that didn't appear to catch walkers' and drivers' eyes so far? As an example, have a look at the outdoor campaign targeted at MINI owners. In cities such as Chicago and Miami they have installed digital billboards who are able to receive identification messages from the MINI's passing by. As the car is tagged with information about the owner, the billboard is able to recognize the driver and greet him/her with a personalized message.
Another example: the transparent billboards Mustang is using to adevertise its speed cars: constructed from semi-transparent resin, they accurately blur the scene behind them regardless of day, weather, or season giving a sense of speed to the viewer.
What are your companies doing regarding outdoor advertisement? Are they using all the potential of this reborn format? Manuel Angel Alonso Coto Posted on 25 February 2007 in ADVERTISING CommentsHi Manuel! Posted by: Toni at February 28, 2007 02:13 AM Hi, Toni! http://marketing.blogs.ie.edu/archives/vueling.jpg Best regards. Manuel Angel Alonso Coto Posted by: Manuel Angel Alonso Coto at March 11, 2007 07:19 PM Come on, everyone, any examples? http://marketing.blogs.ie.edu/archives/mars.jpg Best regards. Manuel Angel Alonso Coto Posted by: Manuel Angel Alonso Coto at March 11, 2007 07:22 PM London is living a revolution regarding outdoor advertising thanks to old good cabs. No one should look for the traditional black Austin taxis when stepping out of Heathrow! Once efficiency of these campaigns has been proven, more than €4,000 a month per taxi are paid for a campaign. Look at the innovative designs! Posted by: Gemma Martín Soler at March 17, 2007 01:21 PM No one should look for the traditional black Austin taxis when stepping out of Heathrow! Once efficiency of these campaigns has been proven, more than €4,000 a month per taxi are paid for a campaign. Look at the innovative designs! Posted by: battery at October 6, 2008 02:43 AM Post a comment |
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