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If you’ve been thinking of 8-sheets and billboards when you think of outdoor advertising let us reintroduce you to the media. Exciting new concepts that can help you stand out, give you unprecedented visibility and control over a campaign and get your team's creative juices flowing are all available here. We'll help you discover in 2010 why alternative outdoor advertising grew 27 percent in 2006 according to the OAAA. We know that this segment of the industry is booming because we are executing more non-traditional outdoor campaigns than ever. Here are just a few examples of new outdoor media . . . Top left : Branded Segways are one of the most popular forms of new media. The wrapped personal transports can deliver your message almost anywhere. With the addition of branded drivers, they can also put promotional material right in your audience's hand. And, now they can be equipped with wifi laptops to create a more engaging experience and aid in data collection. Read more . . . Top right : Mobile Projection allows you to project your ad on any surface as a specially equipped vehicle sits stationary (as shown) or slowly cruises the street with your message cascading from wall to wall. It's an exciting addition to the palette of media available to take your message anywhere throughout the night. Read about some of our work for World Wrestling Entertainment, and Safeway. Read more . . . Bottom left : Out-of-home media can be deployed almost anywhere you can imagine, like this wrapped sail for Bud Light Lime sailing just off the beaches of southern California. Want to turn heads with your next campaign? Just tell us your wildest ideas and we'll work out the details. Read more . . . Bottom right : Smart Cars are unique and interesting all on their own. With the addition of a full wrap and an optional backlit panel towed behind the car you can raise the "Wow, that's cool!" factor. Read more . . . |
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