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The more powerful technology becomes, the more valuable the human perspective becomes. The job of marketing isn’t just to process information, it’s to understand people.
Now’s the time to really care about creativity. Can DOOH become the last true broadcast medium where you can display genuinely great creative? Ocean Outdoor’s chairman hopes so.
A well-executed OOH campaign can increase search behaviour, improve engagement and drive more efficient conversions. Its impact is not always visible in isolation, but it is felt across the wider media mix, writes the UK MD of Bauer Media Outdoor.
Fear of speaking your mind is an understandable response to an industry intent on misunderstanding your words. We have to amplify and platform all women, writes Nicola Kemp.
Dr Kai-Marcus Thäsler previews the data, insights, and a few uncomfortable truths about where the global OOH journey is heading, to be discussed at WOO’s London congress in June.
Platforms built for discovery are being recalibrated for transactions. Youth generations demand it, so publishers and brands need to adapt for it, writes the MD EMEA at Vudoo.