A billboard is priced on traffic
You buy an estimate of how many vehicles pass. The estimate is about the road, not about your ad. It does not change if nobody glances up.
Outdoor advertising is priced on how many vehicles pass a structure. Nobody counts how many people looked at it, because nobody can. A screen on a table is the opposite arrangement.
Ask what a position costsYou buy an estimate of how many vehicles pass. The estimate is about the road, not about your ad. It does not change if nobody glances up.
You buy a position in a room, priced off how many of that room’s customers sit in front of a screen. We show you the arithmetic.
There is no next step. The viewer either remembers you later or does not, and you never find out which.
The button drawn on your own artwork becomes the tap target. A tap brings up a code that goes to your site, and we record the wording that was pressed.
Moving, eyes on the road, hands on the wheel, usually alone.
Seated, hands free, phone charging on the same unit, often with the person they would talk to about your offer.
That is true and we will not argue it. A busy structure is in front of tens of thousands of vehicles. A room is in front of the people who sat in it.
Fewer people, none of them moving, none of them scrolling, each one in front of your slide for 15 seconds at a time across a whole meal.
No minimum. A month in one venue costs less than most single outdoor placements, and you get counts at the end of it.
Month to month billing on a three month term. If the numbers do not persuade you, they were your numbers.
We come back with which rooms fit that, how many people each one puts in front of a screen, and what a position there costs.