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NEW YORK DPAA , the global trade marketing association, driving the growth and digitization of out-of-home media today and its growing role in the omnichannel mix, announced today nominations are now open for the first annual DOOH-E Awards (pronounced Dewey) powered by Quotient, the leading digital media and promotions technology company that pro
From advances in kiosk technology and digital menu boards, continued popularity in augmented and virtual reality to artificial intelligence coming to one of the world’s largest quick service restaurant brands, the digital signage industry had no shortage of attention-grabbing headlines in 2021.
Suffice to say, many people aren’t just in the top-10 market demographics anymore. (Further proof of this fact in the Ubimo chart below.) So, what are marketers and media buyers going to do now that OOH ad spend is coming back?
An inflection point for outdoor advertising
There is no shortage of bullish research indicating that OOH ad spend will rebound. Group M, for example, predicts outdoor will grow 22.4% this year, 19.7% in 2022 and see single-digit growth in 2023.
When Angela Zepeda, chief marketer at Hyundai Motor America, worked out her launch plans for the new Tucson, OOH found its way back into the marketing mix. “Car buying is up. People are antsy and want to get out . we are dipping our toe back into some of these OOH channels and formats where we couldn’t spend in last year. Now we’ve got these important launches to do, and we just need to be everywhere.”