Whoever you are, there is a screen in the room your customers are in.
18 kinds of advertiser, each with its own page: what is broken for you today, what you would put on the screens, how buying works at your size, and a campaign priced out in full. You pay only for plays the screen can prove.
Across cities, or the country
Bulk targeting, invoices, and a play log for the report.
Media agenciesBuy indoor screens the way you buy everything else: on proof.
You have been asked for indoor screens and there is nothing to buy.
e.g. £5,000 across 120 screens
How it works for you
National brandsNational reach, bought one high street at a time.
Your media plan stops at the shop door.
e.g. £2,000 across 60 screens
How it works for you
Start-ups and appsTest a city before you spend on it.
Out-of-home is priced for brands that already know it works.
e.g. £600 across 60 screens
How it works for youSeveral towns or several sites
A campaign per catchment, one account, separate budgets.
Franchise networksHead office sets the artwork. Each franchisee buys their own catchment.
National marketing spend never lands evenly.
e.g. £200 across 8 screens
How it works for you
Estate agentsPut the property in front of the street it is on.
The window display only works on people already outside your window.
e.g. £150 across 6 screens
How it works for you
RecruitersHire from the people already standing in the room.
Job boards reach jobseekers. Most good candidates are not jobseekers.
e.g. £120 across 10 screens
How it works for you
Event promotersSell the last two hundred tickets in the town the event is in.
Print commits early and dies slowly.
e.g. £300 across 25 screens
How it works for you
CharitiesReach a neighbourhood without a neighbourhood-sized budget.
The people you most need to reach are the hardest to reach online.
e.g. £100 across 20 screens
How it works for you
Colleges and universitiesFill the open day with the families who live nearby.
Recruitment materials mostly reach people already on your list.
e.g. £400 across 40 screens
How it works for you
Attractions and days outCatch visitors in the hotel lobby, while they are still making plans.
Visitors decide on the day, and you are not where they decide.
e.g. £250 across 25 screens
How it works for you
HousebuildersSell the new homes to the town they are being built in.
Site hoardings only reach people who drive past the site.
e.g. £300 across 30 screens
How it works for youOne town, one high street
A poster, a few pounds, the streets you actually serve.
Local businessesThirty pounds. Four screens. The streets you actually serve.
Everything else is either too big or unmeasurable.
e.g. £30 across 4 screens
How it works for you
Gyms and fitnessFill the January classes from the streets around the gym.
Gym marketing is either a leaflet or a lottery.
e.g. £120 across 12 screens
How it works for you
Restaurants and takeawaysBe the answer when someone nearby is deciding what to eat.
Delivery apps own the moment of decision, and charge you for it.
e.g. £60 across 6 screens
How it works for you
TradespeopleBe the name people remember when the boiler goes.
The job goes to whoever the homeowner happens to remember.
e.g. £40 across 8 screens
How it works for you
Clinics and dentistsPrivate healthcare is chosen locally. Be seen locally.
Patients pick a practice they have heard of, and most have not heard of you.
e.g. £150 across 15 screens
How it works for you
Solicitors and accountantsBe the firm people already recognise when they need one.
Nobody looks for a solicitor until they need one, and then they choose a name they know.
e.g. £80 across 8 screens
How it works for you
Car dealers and garagesReach drivers where they stop, not where they speed past.
Roadside advertising is read at forty miles an hour.
e.g. £70 across 7 screens
How it works for youNot on the list?
If your customers wait somewhere, you can be on the screen.
Pick venues off the map, set a budget and a maximum price per play, and pay only for plays the screens can prove. No minimum, no contract.
