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.
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.
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.
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.
Chandak Vansham used a three-dimensional swing integrated into a hoarding as part of a 15-site luxury real estate campaign, turning an amenity and lifestyle cue into the physical media idea.
Lodha used large static and digital billboards along Mumbai’s Western Express Highway, demonstrating how premium real-estate brands can focus media around a high-value commuter corridor.
Sky Sports paired six national posters with 20 Premier League club-specific executions, balancing a single “Welcome to the Show” platform with local relevance for football audiences.
Subway concentrated a Hong Kong DOOH push on LED placements at World-Wide House in Central and 598 Shanghai Street in Mong Kok, using two very different high-traffic urban contexts.
Twix used a graffiti-inspired East London execution that borrowed the visual language of its surroundings, showing how contextual design can make branded OOH feel less like an inserted ad.
Foxtale’s Shah Rukh Khan campaign launched with more than 70 billboards across Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi, using celebrity recognition and broad urban coverage to build beauty-brand salience.
NARS used an oversized New York installation to turn beauty packaging and product form into a physical object, giving the campaign immediate scale and photographability.
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