Gucci used an unusually restrained Dubai OOH execution near Sheikh Zayed Road, relying on fashion imagery and its wordmark rather than a promotional headline or offer.
JOLT launched Spark Intelligence across its U.S. network, adding audience-led planning and measurement tools to more than 4,750 screens in 65 designated market areas.
eMarketer says digital formats are on track to account for 49% of worldwide OOH advertising revenue in 2026, up from 31% in 2020, putting DOOH close to half of the global category.
Elios used a straightforward product-led OOH campaign for Ultra LED, keeping packaging and the core proposition visually dominant rather than overloading roadside viewers with detail.
Gawk Outdoor won a New South Wales Land and Environment Court appeal for a digital billboard on the Pacific Highway, creating Coffs Harbour’s first approval for advertising that rotates on a regular short interval.
MG centered its RX9 PHEV outdoor campaign on a claimed 1,100-kilometre total driving range, using a single product proof point to make the hybrid SUV proposition legible at billboard speed.
Samsung Electronics America and Smartify Media announced an integration that brings Smartify's advertising network into Samsung VXT, giving commercial-display owners another route to monetize screens without replacing hardware.
Skechers launched a back-to-school outdoor campaign across the UAE using school-themed framing, student imagery and product-forward creative designed for fast highway recognition.
SIMCA Advertising’s Fahim Batliwala argues that digital OOH is changing planning from a mostly location-led exercise into one that can use audiences, context, timing and flexible creative more deliberately.
KFC Canada and Courage launched “Kwench Traps,” an OOH and influencer campaign for the Kwench drinks menu that also invites consumers to create their own content for a chance to appear on billboards.
LATAM Airlines launched a year-long Times Square billboard presence, using one of the world’s most recognizable DOOH districts for sustained international brand visibility rather than a short launch burst.
Riksbyggen and BBDO Nordics built three full-scale tiny “homes” based on what an average 25-year-old can afford in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Umeå, turning a housing statistic into a physical experience.
Experiential OOH·3 min read
NewsletterMonthlyFree
The Billboard Brief
Rate cards, new city guides and the campaigns worth knowing about. One short email a month.