Product News | October 11, 2021

The Broadsign Platform: Powering revenue, growth and performance

At our annual Broadsign Connect Summit in Barcelona, our VP of Product, Francois Hechme, and Senior Director of Product, Gavin Lee, presented this year’s roadmap for the Broadsign Platform. The presentation highlighted upcoming platform enhancements that aim to help media owners maximize revenue while making out-of-home (OOH) the easiest channel to buy. This year’s roadmap focuses on three strategic pillars: trading, monetization, and intelligence.

Connecting systems and automating workflows to trade faster

The acquisition of Place Exchange

Our journey in programmatic started a decade ago with the launch of our Broadsign supply-side platform (SSP), and we reached a pivotal milestone at the end of last year with the acquisition of Place Exchange. By joining forces with Place Exchange, Broadsign now has the largest aggregation of programmatic OOH supply in the world, with nearly 2 million screens connected and transacting.

We also now have the largest programmatic demand ecosystem, with over 55 connected demand-side platforms (DSPs). One of the key benefits Place Exchange brings to our clients is its strong partnership with omnichannel leaders that control some of the world’s largest advertising budgets, including The Trade Desk and DV360.

In addition to technology, we’ve also gained a strong media sales organization with extensive agency and brand relationships, as well as expertise in driving demand from other channels to digital OOH (DOOH), including cinema, programmatic audio, CTV, and retail media.

Looking ahead, our plan is to have a single SSP in-market that combines the best of Place Exchange and Broadsign’s technology. As we transition to a single SSP, our commitment remains to be transparent about the process and to make the migration as seamless as possible, ensuring no revenue loss for our clients. In the meantime, you can learn more about Place Exchange and what’s to come in this interview with our new Chief Strategy Officer, Ari Buchalter.

Automating the OOH campaign lifecycle

As highlighted in Talon’s Thinking Outside in 2026 report and McKinsey’s State of Marketing Europe 2026 report, advertisers are returning to brand building in 2026, creating a massive opportunity for OOH, a channel inherently designed to deliver long-term brand impact. However, while advertisers are revisiting marketing fundamentals, they are doing so with modern tools.

To remain competitive and continue growing OOH’s share, the evolution of Broadsign’s technology is focused on making OOH the easiest channel to buy, plan, and measure. Central to this vision is automating the entire OOH campaign lifecycle by leveraging widely adopted products and platforms to reduce barriers to entry and drive the required change forward.

While buyers could already leverage automated campaign execution and reporting through solutions like Programmatic Guaranteed (PG), the planning and buying of direct OOH deals still relied on a manual-heavy process. Last year, we closed this automation gap with Broadsign In-Advance, which allows buyers to discover inventory, plan a direct OOH campaign, and book it through a DSP. Here’s Gavin explaining how these two automated transactions complement each other and support the automation of the entire campaign lifecycle:

This year, our priority is to scale guaranteed demand by expanding its availability across all markets. To support this growth, we are collaborating with several DSP partners, including leading omnichannel platforms like DV360 and Yahoo, which have made PG a core focus, as well as The Trade Desk and StackAdapt, which have gone a step further by directly integrating Broadsign’s In-Advance capabilities.

Monetization: streamlining direct sales from proposal to booking

Integrated static

Last year, we resolved a major inefficiency of legacy OOH workflows, which traditionally separate static and digital bookings into distinct systems, by introducing our unified campaign planning workflow in the Broadsign Platform. Today, users can plan and book static and digital inventory in a single proposal, increasing efficiency and operational flexibility while enhancing the OOH buying experience.

We also launched the Static Operations module, enabling users to manage copy, work orders, and postings in one place. This is complemented by the Post app, which allows bill posters to receive, manage, and complete work orders directly in the field. These latest static enhancements have been rapidly adopted by media owners managing transit, roadside billboards, malls, and toll booth assets.

This year’s roadmap for our static OOH capabilities will include support for transit operators by allowing them to sell bus faces in groups and further operational enhancements to our static operations module. We’re also looking to bring advanced digital campaign functionalities previously unavailable to static, including flexible, goal-based campaign types, our optimization engine, and API connections to external pricing engines.

Modernizing the campaign planning workflow

Another update we’re excited to announce is the complete redesign of our campaign planning window – the most frequently used workflow in the Broadsign Platform. The latest enhancements provide greater visibility into your inventory availability, allow you to tailor campaigns without leaving unsold inventory gaps, and make it much easier to onboard new employees.

While the modernization of the campaign planning workflow includes over 50 new features, here are some of our favourites:

Match inventory to RFPs instantly – The new campaign planning window dynamically surfaces the most relevant inventory as you adjust campaign settings, helping you quickly build proposals aligned with client requirements. For users who prefer building out their campaign proposal visually, a map view of the inventory is also available.
Improved attribution to campaign goals – With real-time campaign metrics and a goal tracker indicating how selected inventory directly impacts campaign objectives, you can confidently build tailored plans that deliver measurable results.
Easier access to key targeting tools – Commonly used targeting criteria, like geotargeting, points of interest (POIs) and environments, are now natively integrated into the campaign planning window, making it easier for you to use your favourite targeting criteria without manually maintaining and updating the criteria tags.

What’s next for our campaign planning and management capabilities

In terms of enhancements coming in 2026 for our campaign planning and management capabilities, we intend to further close the gap on creative management in the platform, reducing the need for you to jump between Broadsign web workflows and desktop tools and allowing you to manage the campaign lifecycle in one place.

We plan on evolving our optimization engine to support campaign delivery when changes are implemented mid-flight. Currently, if you change audience schedules or store hours for a particular screen while campaigns are running, you would need to manually re-adjust every affected campaign. The latest update to the optimization engine would automatically rebalance campaign delivery, ensuring you always hit your targets even when plans change.

We’re also bringing you more flexibility and customization to how you sell your inventory. Our upcoming UI updates will include packaged workflows, allowing you to group specific screens and sell them as a package. This not only gives you more control over how your inventory is presented and sold to advertisers, but also allows you to optimize your pricing and sales strategy to maximize fill rates and revenue.

One of the biggest changes for campaign planning and how you monetize your screen will arrive in the second half of the year with our advanced planning capability. We’re adding a massive audience data layer to the platform, allowing you to index and score screens against specific demographic segments using either your own first-party data or partner data. This new capability will not only allow you to align campaigns perfectly with agency briefs, but also concretely demonstrate how your network is the best way to reach a brand’s target audience.

Intelligence: See performance, forecast revenue and optimize yield

We’re continuing to advance with our plans for a unified reporting module in the Broadsign Platform, which aims to consolidate visibility of forecasts, yield performance, and channel allocation into a single view. Our dashboard will be fully customizable, ensuring each user sees only what matters for their role. For instance, a campaign manager can focus on pacing and creative status, while leadership can track high-level trend analyses.

The reporting module will also include a yield management view that focuses on revenue forecasting rather than screen occupancy. Using AI pattern recognition and trend analysis, the system analyzes your historical and projected bookings to predict future yield opportunities and recommend changes.

One of the most common questions in yield optimization is how much inventory to allocate across sales channels and how that allocation would impact revenue. Our new channel allocation simulator makes that easy to answer and removes the guesswork by allowing you to run “what if” scenarios in a risk-free environment. You can test different strategies, like allocating more of your screens and effort to direct versus programmatic, and see the potential impact it has on your revenue before you commit.

Finally, our reporting module will include AI insights. Acting as your personalized data analysts, it monitors your data around the clock to alert you of potential issues and provide recommendations, minimizing the impact on your network operations and advertisers’ experience.

This latest series of updates is another step forward in Broadsign’s mission to transform how brands, agencies and media owners buy, sell and deliver OOH campaigns. For media owners, the latest evolution of the Broadsign Platform aims at removing any friction that stands between them and their revenue.

Discover the platform that powers out-of-home here.

Product News | October 11, 2021

Place Exchange by Broadsign Integrates with Eletromidia to Unlock Brazil’s Largest Programmatic Digital Out-of-Home Network

Advertisers gain programmatic access to more than 55,000 premium screens across Brazil’s residential, office, transit, retail, and street environments

New York, NY, March 9, 2026 – Place Exchange by Broadsign, the leading supply-side platform (SSP) for programmatic digital out-of-home (DOOH), today announced a new integration with Eletromidia, Brazil’s largest out-of-home media (OOH) company, expanding Place Exchange and Broadsign’s footprint across Latin America. The integration enables advertisers to programmatically access Eletromidia’s premium DOOH inventory at a national scale, transacting through the same workflows they use for other digital channels within their DSPs.

Through this partnership, Place Exchange buyers can reach audiences across 55,000 digital screens, spanning a variety of premium environments such as residential and office buildings, mass transit systems, airports, street furniture, and shopping malls, reaching consumers throughout their daily journeys. Eletromidia delivers unmatched scale in the Brazilian OOH market through its vast national reach of more than 53 million people monthly. With the majority of its inventory digitized, Eletromidia represents more than 80% of Brazil’s total DOOH market share.

“This integration gives global and regional advertisers programmatic access to the most comprehensive and digitally advanced OOH network in Brazil,” said Robert Loftus, VP of Supply Partnerships at Place Exchange by Broadsign. “Eletromidia’s scale and digital dominance within key urban environments make it an ideal partner as omnichannel demand for programmatic DOOH continues to accelerate in Latin America.”

“By partnering with Place Exchange by Broadsign, we’re making it easier for advertisers to access Eletromidia’s premium inventory with the same flexibility, automation, and transparency they expect from digital channels,” said Heitor Estrela Gomes, Growth and Product Director at Eletromidia. “This integration connects Brazil’s most powerful OOH environments to the global programmatic ecosystem.”

About Place Exchange by Broadsign

Place Exchange by Broadsign is the leading global SSP for programmatic out-of-home media, featuring the largest footprint of OOH media worldwide. As part of Broadsign’s family of OOH solutions, Place Exchange is integrated with omnichannel and OOH DSPs, and offers agencies and advertisers the opportunity to fully unify non-guaranteed and guaranteed programmatic buying and measurement of OOH media with other digital channels within their DSP of choice, leveraging the same workflows, creatives, reporting, and attribution as for online, mobile, and other forms of digital advertising. Place Exchange’s unmatched array of premium global OOH inventory adheres to its Place Exchange Clear certification program that delivers buyers quality, consistency, transparency, and compliance. For OOH media partners, Place Exchange offers the opportunity to access untapped programmatic ad spend with full transparency and control. For more information about Place Exchange, visit www.placeexchange.com.

About Eletromidia

Eletromidia engages monthly with more than 53 million people through nearly 90,000 touchpoints, including 55,000 active digital assets – the largest digital inventory in the country. We deliver content, services, and experiences with the purpose of generating a positive impact on society through the transformation of cities. We are the only company in the sector operating across all five Out Of Home verticals – streets, buildings, shopping malls, airports, and transportation – present in the 11 largest markets in Brazil. In 2024, we became part of Grupo Globo, expanding our ability to innovate and transform the advertising ecosystem.

Product News | October 11, 2021

Reaching Singapore commuters at scale: How Stellar Ace transforms everyday transit journeys into meaningful brand connections

Singapore is a city in constant motion. Every day, millions of commuters navigate the island’s extensive transit network—travelling through SMRT stations, riding buses through neighbourhoods, and moving between the central business district and residential heartlands. For Stellar Ace, the media and advertising arm of SMRT, these transit journeys represent powerful opportunities to connect brands with audiences in contextually relevant moments.

Operating Singapore’s largest transit-based out-of-home network, Stellar Ace manages more than 15,000 digital and static advertising assets that deliver over 1.3 billion weekly impressions across the island. We sat down with Tony Heng, President of Experience, to learn how the company is redefining transit advertising in one of Asia’s most connected cities with the help of the Broadsign Platform.

Powering this vast network is Broadsign, the technology partner that enables Stellar Ace to deliver advertising at unprecedented scale and sophistication. Broadsign powers Stellar Ace’s digital screens and provides state-of-the-art capabilities that make every campaign execution seamless, dynamic, and effective. From centralized content management to real-time campaign optimization, Broadsign’s platform serves as the operational backbone that transforms Stellar Ace’s extensive physical infrastructure into an intelligent, responsive advertising ecosystem.

WATCH: How Stellar Ace and Broadsign are turning transit journeys into brand connections across Singapore

From transit operator to media powerhouse

As the media arm of SMRT, one of Singapore’s major public transport operators, Stellar Ace occupies a unique position in the city-state’s advertising landscape. The company doesn’t just sell advertising space—it orchestrates brand experiences across an integrated ecosystem where millions of Singaporeans commute, shop, work, study, and play.

“We turn everyday transit journeys into meaningful media touchpoints, connecting brands with millions of commuters,” explains Heng. With approximately 4,000 train assets, 11,000 street-level screens, and 80 mall assets, Stellar Ace delivers both the scale and precision that modern advertisers demand.

Audience intelligence at the core

What sets Stellar Ace apart in Singapore’s competitive media landscape is its audience-centric, data-driven approach. Through DataPro, the company’s in-house data and insights team, Stellar Ace combines multiple data sources to build detailed commuter personas—from young professionals to families to value-conscious consumers.

“We care about what advertisers want,” says Heng. “By combining different data sources to segment commuter personas such as young professionals, families, and gamers, we help brands connect with the right people in the right context.”

This intelligence allows advertisers to move beyond simple reach metrics and target audiences based on behavioural patterns, journey habits, and demographic profiles. Whether a brand wants to reach CBD professionals during morning commutes or families in residential neighbourhoods during evening hours, Stellar Ace’s data capabilities enable precision at scale.

Every street, every screen, islandwide

Stellar Ace’s network architecture reflects Singapore’s unique geography and commuting patterns. The company’s assets span four key categories:

Train: SMRT trains and stations, including high-traffic locations like Orchard, Bayfront, and Serangoon, delivering 33.4 million weekly impressions island-wide.

Street: More than 11,000 static and digital bus shelters, bus shelter rooftops, in-taxi screens, overhead bridges, linkways, and HDB (public housing) locations, generating more than 528.6 million weekly impressions

Malls: Commercial and lifestyle spaces that capture audiences during shopping and leisure activities, contributing more than 6.5 million weekly impressions

Online: The WINK+ mobile app extends the network into the digital realm

“From CBD to heartlands, we provide advertisers with both scale and precision, reaching audiences everywhere they go,” Heng emphasizes. This comprehensive coverage ensures brands can maintain consistent visibility throughout the consumer journey—from morning commute to workplace to evening shopping trips.

Industry reach that mirrors Singapore’s economy

Stellar Ace’s client base reflects the diversity of Singapore’s economy. The network serves retail, finance, F&B, technology, government, and lifestyle sectors—supported by what Heng describes as “the largest transit OOH footprint in Singapore.”

This industry reach at scale makes Stellar Ace particularly valuable for campaigns requiring both mass awareness and targeted precision. A financial services brand can reach business professionals in the CBD while simultaneously maintaining visibility in residential areas. A retail brand can synchronize messaging across train stations and nearby shopping malls.

The connected commuter ecosystem

Perhaps most importantly, Stellar Ace has created what Mr. Heng calls “a connected ecosystem that captures audiences as they commute, shop, work, study, and play.” This isn’t just about placing screens in transit locations—it’s about understanding the full context of commuters’ daily lives and creating meaningful brand touchpoints throughout.

In a city where 75% of daily trips are made on public transport, and where the average commuter spends significant time in transit, these touchpoints represent valuable attention opportunities. Stellar Ace’s integrated approach ensures brands can deliver contextually relevant messages at the moments when audiences are most receptive.

Powered by Broadsign

Managing a network of this scale and complexity requires sophisticated technology infrastructure. Stellar Ace relies on Broadsign’s platform to streamline operations, optimize inventory management, and enable the dynamic, data-driven campaigns that modern advertisers expect.

As Singapore continues to evolve as a smart city and regional business hub, Stellar Ace’s position at the intersection of transit, technology, and advertising positions the company to shape the future of OOH in Asia. With islandwide coverage, audience intelligence capabilities, and the operational backbone provided by Broadsign, Stellar Ace is transforming how brands connect with one of the world’s most connected urban populations.

Product News | October 11, 2021

Broadsign Accelerates APAC Expansion with Four Strategic Appointments

Key hires underscore company’s ambitious growth trajectory and commitment to regional market leadership

SYDNEY, February 26, 2026 – Broadsign, a global leader in Out-of-Home (OOH) and
Retail Media advertising technology, today announced four key appointments across
the Asia-Pacific region.

The strategic hires – spanning Service Delivery, Account Management and Sales – reinforce the company’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge OOH and Retail Media solutions.

Broadsign empowers brands, agencies, media owners and retailers to harness the full potential of OOH and in-store advertising through automation and monetisation. With consistent growth across both sectors, the company is scaling its APAC footprint in order to meet escalating market demand and continue providing a best-in-class service for its customers and partners. The new hires include:

Adel Dani Kabbara joins as Regional Service Delivery Director across APAC and holds extensive experience across customer success, technical account management, strategy and technical solutions, gained through his time with the likes of Criteo, Tealium and RadiumOne. Kabbara will be responsible for ensuring world-class implementation and customer success across the region.

Alec Jeffrey joined Broadsign in early 2026 from B2B publisher Octomedia, where he served as Group Sales Manager. In his new role as Sales Executive, Jeffrey will be responsible for driving adoption of Broadsign’s recently revolutionised platform amongst OOH media owners and retailers.

Alexandra Martin also joins the business as Sales Executive, working with brands, agencies and demand-side partners to deliver further growth across the programmatic OOH ecosystem. Martin brings deep media expertise and relationships from the likes of Seedtag, JustEggs Digital and SBS Australia, where she has previously held a number of Sales and Solutions focused roles.

In addition to the above hires, Bryan Magee has recently joined Broadsign in a consultative capacity, focused on the implementation and delivery of Broadsign’s automation strategy. Magee is somewhat of an industry legend and brings a wealth of OOH and agency experience, having previously held numerous senior roles with Dentsu and WPP Media. More recently, Magee has consulted to numerous tech companies, start-ups and media agencies.

Leadership Perspectives:

Broadsign’s Regional VP of Platform Sales, Ben Allman, commented: “We feel incredibly fortunate to be welcoming such a brilliant bunch of people to the business at what is an incredibly exciting time for Broadsign both locally and globally. The knowledge, ambition and experience which Alec, Alex, Bryan and Dani bring will play a fundamental role in unlocking Broadsign’s next phase of growth in this region.”

Jonny Richardson, Director of Business Development, added: With ambitious goals, such as driving the automation of OOH via our In Advance & Programmatic Guaranteed offerings, comes the need for best-in-market talent. We are excited to welcome Alec, Alex, Bryan and Dani, whose expertise and reputation for service excellence will be key to accelerating our growth and ensuring our clients achieve the best possible results from their programmatic campaigns.

About Broadsign

Broadsign empowers media owners, media buyers, and retailers to harness the power and reach of out-of-home (OOH) to connect with audiences in ways unlike any other advertising channel. More than 2 million static and digital signs along roadways and in airports, shopping malls, grocery and convenience stores, health clinics, transit systems, and more run on Broadsign. The Broadsign Platform helps media owners and retailers, such as Outfront, Pattison Outdoor, Global, oOhMedia!, Intersection, Sainsbury’s, Woolworths, Stellar Ace, and Douglas, maximize revenue opportunities and automate business operations. It also enables agencies like Talon, OMD Worldwide, Havas, Starcom, dentsu, Omnicom Media Group, and Publicis Groupe to seamlessly plan and execute dynamic OOH campaigns that resonate with audiences. Brands spanning AB InBev, Disney, H&M, Honda, HP, Johnson & Johnson, KLM, Uber Eats, Sea-Doo, Samsonite, and many more have run successful programmatic DOOH campaigns enabled by Broadsign technology. https://broadsign.com

Product News | October 11, 2021

Why out-of-home belongs in your next travel and tourism campaign

Despite economic challenges, demand for travel isn’t slowing down. Recent research shows that 93% of Americans plan to travel in 2026, with nearly half prioritizing it in their financial planning. Travellers are committed to getting away, but how they plan and book those trips has changed.

Marketing in the travel and tourism industry now means navigating a more fragmented journey. With more than 80% of travellers saying booking online is essential, and nearly half using AI to plan their trips, the path to booking is rarely direct. Today’s journey spans social, search, CTV, mobile apps, and real-world touchpoints, which means brands must deliver experiences that feel connected at every stage.

That’s where out-of-home (OOH) advertising plays an important role, extending digital strategies into the real world to reinforce messaging, prime audiences, and bridge the gap between inspiration and final booking.

Turn awareness into action

For travel and tourism marketers, awareness alone isn’t enough. It needs to drive action, and OOH plays a more direct role in that process than many realize. Research from the Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) shows that 74% of mobile users took action on their phones after seeing a digital OOH (DOOH) ad, with 44% searching for the brand, 38% visiting its website, and 30% checking social channels.

It also consistently outperforms other media in driving digital response. According to OAAA and Comscore, OOH generates online activation rates five to six times higher than expected, beating channels like TV, radio, banner ads, print, and even online video. For travel brands navigating a fragmented booking journey, that kind of cross-channel impact is exactly why an omnichannel approach matters.

Keep campaigns agile with programmatic DOOH

Programmatic digital out-of-home (pDOOH) has fundamentally shifted how travel and tourism brands can integrate OOH into omnichannel campaigns. Instead of managing placements market by market with long lead times, marketers can activate across multiple cities or countries from a single platform. For campaigns that often span key markets, that level of scale and coordination is critical. Teams can launch quickly, maintain consistent messaging across regions, and still tailor creative to local audiences.

Programmatic buying also introduces additional flexibility from traditional OOH. Budgets, creative, and targeting can be adjusted mid-flight based on performance data or shifts in traveller behaviour. If demand rises in one market, spend can follow. If bookings soften, messaging can pivot. In a category shaped by seasonality, economic shifts, and cultural moments, that agility matters. It also ensures OOH stays aligned with digital channels, moving in sync with the broader media mix rather than operating in isolation.

Dynamic Creative Optimization (DCO) adds another layer of relevance. Creative can adapt in real time based on signals like location, weather, language, or time of day, allowing campaigns to feel timely and context-aware. A winter cold snap in Chicago, for example, can trigger creative promoting a warm beach getaway. Instead of running static messaging everywhere, travel brands can deliver the right inspiration at the right moment.

Connect offline impact to online conversion

One of the biggest advantages of programmatic DOOH is its ability to turn physical exposure into digital action. By leveraging first and third-party data, travel marketers can extend their online audience strategies into OOH, reaching the same consumers across environments with consistent messaging.

In practice, that might mean a bold airport or transit ad prompting travellers to explore a destination online or check availability. Through geofencing and mobile retargeting, those same audiences can later be served tailored ads that reinforce the message and encourage them to book. Using privacy-compliant, anonymized mobile IDs and device ID passback, brands can reconnect with exposed audiences across mobile, CTV, display, social, or audio, creating a coordinated path to conversion.

Just as important, this activity is measurable. For years, OOH was seen as difficult to quantify beyond awareness, a challenge in a results-driven category like travel. Today, advances in location intelligence and attribution modelling allow marketers to connect exposure to real-world behaviour. Travel brands can track visitation uplift, overnight stays, and the broader path to purchase by matching anonymized mobile advertising IDs to campaign exposure. This makes it possible to quantify incremental arrivals and foot traffic tied directly to OOH.

Measurement also extends into digital performance. Web and app lift studies can reveal increases in searches, site visits, and bookings, while sales and brand lift studies provide insight into revenue impact and shifts in awareness or intent.

For tourism boards and travel brands, proving impact isn’t optional. Budgets are often tied to partners, stakeholders, or public funding, which means showing clear ROI matters. When measurement is built in from the start, it becomes much easier to report on performance, optimize along the way, and make smarter decisions about where to invest next.

Real-world example: Visit Arizona drives a 30% increase in arrivals with pDOOH

Visit Arizona set out to build top-of-mind awareness while driving measurable increases in arrivals. From the start, the campaign was built as an integrated effort, combining DOOH, mobile retargeting, and arrival lift measurement to connect exposure across channels and tie it back to real-world visitation.

Planned by agency of record Off Madison Ave, the campaign tapped into the OutMoove DSP to run DOOH placements in high-traffic venues across key markets. Programmatic buying made it possible to focus on Visit Arizona’s High Value Personas, keeping the destination visible during travellers’ daily routines and at important moments in their planning journey.

Read the full Visit Arizona case study

What made the campaign truly omnichannel was how each touchpoint worked together. Consumers exposed to DOOH were later re-engaged through mobile retargeting, extending the conversation beyond the physical environment and reinforcing messaging in a more personal, digital context. The mobile ads achieved viewability rates of over 90%, highlighting strong cross-channel alignment and continuity.

Measurement was also integrated across the whole journey. An arrival lift study linked campaign exposure to actual visitation, showing a 30% lift in arrivals, well above the 23% national benchmark for similar campaigns.

Ready to turn data-driven decisions into real-world impact? Learn more about launching your programmatic DOOH campaign or browse our inventory catalog to explore a global network of high-impact digital screens.