Who needs information when you have advertising? The OOH mavens say the great thing about outdoor is it can't be skipped, blocked avoided etc. But you know what? If people want to skip, block and avoid your ads, well, eventually they'll figure out a way (see below), even with outdoor. People love great content, which sometimes happens to be advertising... https://lnkd.in/eahAmPtt
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It's interesting that when Station Operations and Train Service reliability collide to deliver; unwelcome delays, overcrowding and last minute rushes to platforms, the straw that breaks the camel's back is an inappropriately oversized advertising screen! If we took a user centric approach and understanding of behaviours - a lesson to learn might be that when passengers are in a heighten state of stress and anxiety, they do not want to be force fed advertising messages for the latest smart phone or luxury perfume. They want informative, useful travel information that can help them understand the situation, how long they may be waiting and what alternative travel options they could take, to help them decide if they should take action.
Euston station’s big advertising screens turned off after overcrowding fears
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🚫👀 **The Distracting Dilemma: Advertising Along Busy Roads** 👀🚫 As we navigate the bustling streets of our cities and towns, it's hard to ignore the myriad of advertisements vying for our attention. But have you ever stopped to consider the potential dangers of advertising next to or over busy roads? Research conducted by the Queensland University of Technology and Transport for Main Roads ([link in comments below!) has shown that advertising near roads can contribute to driver distraction, increasing the risk of accidents and putting lives at stake. Whether it's the allure of bright lights, dynamic imagery, or simply the sheer volume of ads competing for our focus, drivers' concentration can be diverted, with gazes drawn away from the task at hand: safe driving. So what can we do about this distracting dilemma? While advertising can fund several new transport projects, there is a responsibility to consider the impact of marketing efforts on road safety. This means carefully selecting advertising locations, minimising visual clutter, and prioritizing the safety of road users above all else. At CrossleyTP, we advocate for responsible advertising practices that prioritise safety and awareness. Let's work together to create a safer, distraction-free environment for everyone on our roads. Join the conversation: What are your thoughts on advertising near busy roads? Share your experiences and insights below! #crossleytp #RoadSafety #Advertising #DriverDistraction #SafetyFirst #RoadSafetyWeek2024 🚗🚦
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Tram advertising: proven good Transportation media in public transport are defined in the survey as advertising on/in buses, trains and cabs. - are regularly seen by 82%. - are regarded as informative by 45%. - are perceived as creative by 43%. - are perceived by 72% in waiting situations. -arouse the interest of 21% or encourage them to buy.
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The art of being seen changes on a daily basis. Now we are here with the best new way of being seen; First it was posters, then billboards, then tv ads and lately social media advertising has taken the world by storm. Cabverts is here to offer the next great marketing opportunity. We offer eye level portable advertising solutions which follow the crowds! Cabverts offer portable advertisement screens mounted to the top of ride-sharing or delivery vehicles designed to put your business in the spotlight on New Zealand’s busiest street. We are currently taking expressions of interest from businesses wanting to advertise, drivers who want to get involved, and investors who are keen to develop the next advertising craze! Contact us at: [email protected] for more info or to register your expression of interest in having your business up in lights on New Zealand’s busiest streets. Or check out our website: www.cabverts.co.nz #advertising #marketing #spotlight #beseen #investment #cabverts
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Boost your brand visibility with prime hoarding advertising near the airport! ✈️ Capture the attention of countless travellers and leave a lasting impression before they even take off. Let your brand be the first and last thing they see on their journey. . . . . #HoardingAdvertising #AirportAds #BrandVisibility #TravelMarketing #FirstImpressions #HighTrafficExposure #KDKingdongMedia
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*Tram Advertising Cheat Sheet Alert* We are seeing many requests coming in for tram advertising as of late! Learn what you can about tram advertising with us 📈 https://lnkd.in/gTCaycK8
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