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OOH AdvertisingPress Release

Mobility Advertising Introduces Vehicle Wrap Standardization to the Out-of-Home Advertising Industry

by Sadie Phillips January 11, 2023
written by Sadie Phillips

Today, key players in mobility advertising joined together for the first time ever to create a standard taxonomy and naming structure for a well-established media format. With this announcement, vehicle wraps fall in line with other transit media types to create an industry standard that will be known and bought for years to come. 

The initiative was led by Wrapify, Firefly, and mobilads in an effort to help media advertisers plan, sell, and buy vehicle wraps the way they have other forms of transit media. Up until now, each provider used different wrap names and variants. Now, similar to the transit media formats that came before them, these providers are firmly establishing a new standard in the out-of-home (OOH) advertising landscape. 

“OOH industry veterans know and understand the importance of the initiative that Firefly, mobilads, and Wrapify are taking,” says Rick Robinson, Chief Executive Officer at Project X. “Nearly 40 years ago, standardization of bus wrap sizes, materials, and abatements brought immense credibility to the medium. We now see the same thing happening with vehicle wraps, which ensures its viability in the future of OOH advertising.” 

The vehicle wraps will now be known as:

  • 180: includes ad space on both the driver & passenger front and rear doors.
  • 270: includes ad space on the doors, plus the rear quarter panels and rear bumper/trunk/hatch. 
  • 360: includes ad space on all body panels, aside from the roof, providing the fullest vehicle coverage available.

Potential add-ons to the 3 wrap types will include 1) a rear-window (RW) panel and 2) a long (L) extension from rear quarter panels to front fenders. Each mobility advertising solution will provide various combinations of the 3 wrap types and corresponding add-ons (i.e. 360 + RW, 180 + L, etc.)

Example Vehicle Wraps with New Name Convention

Additional benefits to this standardization will be the ability for third-party data providers to establish a baseline when it comes to media measurement. As the standards are adopted across the industry, Geopath, the independent measurement authority for OOH media, will incorporate the new nomenclature within its suite of audited media as it continues to add dynamic mobility advertising formats. 

“We applaud the efforts by these industry leaders to help make the planning, buying, and selling of mobility advertising easier, further propelling growth in this segment of OOH,” said Dylan Mabin, President of Geopath. “The newly established taxonomy and nomenclature for mobility formats will ultimately help our members transact confidently and better quantify the value and impact of their investment in this class of Out-of-Home media.”

Look out for more information, rate cards, and more through your preferred OOH vendor. 

About Wrapify

Trusted by Fortune 500s like Zoom, Amazon, and Petco – Wrapify connects high-recall OOH to digital conversion online, in-app and in-store attribution. Brands have access to real-time data and the ability to target and scale omnichannel ad campaigns in nearly every US city with no inventory restrictions. Wrapify connects offline and online advertising channels that drive measurable results while putting cash back into the pockets of drivers. 

Founded in 2015 by CEO James Heller, Wrapify now deploys over 500,000+ drivers from Uber, Lyft, and other delivery services for nationwide brand campaigns. Learn more at www.wrapify.com. 

About Firefly

Fueled by the most advanced tracking, measurement, and optimization capabilities available in the out-of-home industry, Firefly is an innovative data-first ad network delivering the most relevant messages at the most relevant moments using a suite of dynamic car top, in-car, and experiential solutions. Our proprietary screens deliver dynamic content based on location-based, GPS-enabled triggers. We empower brands to efficiently engage consumers in major markets across the U.S. including New York City, Chicago, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Miami.

Founded by Kaan Gunay (CEO), Firefly is headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, with offices in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Istanbul. To learn more: visit fireflyon.com.

About mobilads

mobilads has focused from day one on quality, value, and speed-to-launch. We provide a trustworthy platform, guaranteed impressions, and rich data + reporting, utilizing a certified network of ad production facilities and vetted rideshare & delivery drivers. Delivering on targeted OOH transportation advertising campaigns to national and local brands, mobilads operates in over 500 US cities, excelling at flexible, rapid, turn-key campaigns. Complete campaign delivery and attribution is done in-house, allowing for best-in-class speed to market and reporting, launching 100+ vehicle campaigns in any major market, 3-7 days from creative to streets

mobilads was founded by entrepreneurs Craig Cook and Niels Sommerfeld in 2019, and is headquartered in New York City. To learn more visit mobilads.co.

January 11, 2023 0 comment
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Ad AgenciesFoot-TrafficOOH Advertising

6 Proven Ways to Advertise Healthcare Brands

by Sadie Phillips November 28, 2022
written by Sadie Phillips

Marketing is rarely low-hanging fruit. But out-of-home (OOH) advertising has a history of effortlessly grabbing attention. Think about the last time you were stuck in traffic. After finding the perfect song to put on, your eyes can’t help but look for a worthwhile distraction, usually in the form of the highway billboard.

While what makes an ad ‘worthy’ is debatable, you’ve got to appreciate that OOH advertising handled well could help drive traffic for healthcare brands. The Entrepreneur found OOH delivers four times more online activity per dollar spent than TV, radio, and print.  

Plus, the post-pandemic era is fanning a bigger appetite for the outdoors. In a recent study, 58% of Americans said they enjoy being outside, and experts believe there couldn’t be a better time for brands to engage in captivating OOH advertising. 

Does OOH Work for the Healthcare Industry?

You may argue that a clinic ad differs from a retail brand ad. While both sectors strive for brand awareness, healthcare practitioners stand more scrutiny for advertising their services. But recent healthcare OOH statistics from the Harris Poll prove OOH can help you achieve your healthcare marketing goals. Take a look:

  • Overall, 58% of survey responders recently noticed healthcare OOH ads
  • 78% of Gen Zers, 74% of millennials, 57% of Gen X, and 40% of boomers have noticed healthcare OOH ads.
  • 76% of those who saw an OOH healthcare ad engaged in follow-up action.

These stats prove that OOH advertising is an excellent avenue to improve your patient outreach initiatives in these ways:

  • Driving brand awareness. There’s a 58% chance that someone will know about your brand.
  • Driving action and boosting traffic. 37% out of the 76% of people who took action looked for the brand online, 21% followed the brand on social, and 19% took a picture to share on social media.
  • Driving visitation rates. A further 30% visited the brand in person, while 28% asked their doctor about the service or product they saw in the ad.

Out-of-home advertising has also evolved from paper to digital technologies, which have zero ability to be pushy and repulsive and are more captivating.

How to Hack OOH Advertising for Healthcare Brands

Here’s another top advantage OOH has over online advertising. There are tons of ads in the online arena competing for a single user’s attention, and the chances of it being noticed are limited if it isn’t highly visible, preferably at the top of a webpage or SERP results.

An OOH ad is ‘unblockable’. It catches the viewer’s attention without fighting for it. Here’s how to maximize their benefits:

  • Be Creative

It’s not so simple, right? Healthcare marketing can be like walking a tightrope because you don’t want to send the message that you’re taking advantage of people’s health conditions.

Still, you can’t miss out on the unique advantage of OOH ads, and neither can you afford to have your message drowned out in the thousands of others. Creativity gives you a chance to stand out.

Suppose you’re advertising in California. In that case, adding nuances of Cali’s beaches, skyline, and palm trees can help you add the sights and sounds of the region into your ad. You’d do well to find an expert design company to help you strike a balance between advertising for health and being creative.

  • Get the Placement Right

You need to place your ad in the right location to reach your target audience. To do this, you need to consider the nature of the market.

For example, a highway billboard might be ideal if your clinic is located in a motorist’s market. On the other hand, a clinic in a metro market such as Pershing Square in NYC would benefit from street-level messages easily seen by pedestrians, cyclists, and slow-moving cars.

Consider the cost of the space you choose as well. Areas such as Times Square demand more money and are harder to acquire than spaces in Manhattan.

  • Identify What your Audiences Want

Play on your audience’s needs to create an ad that shows them you have the solution. The same Harris Poll study showed these reasons drive audiences to OOH healthcare ads:

  • 37% are looking for local facilities.
  • 36% are driven by the need to know how much you charge or are looking for a price cut.
  • 30% need healthcare updates.
  • 29% are seeking education on preventive measures.
  • 20% are curious about new products.
  • 18% are searching for insurance opportunities.
  • 17% want to find online services.
  • 17% are searching for a downloadable app.
  • 16% are keen to find out about new healthcare brands, programs, or groups.
  • 11% want information on business hours.

Of course, these needs are further divided into demographic types. For example, people from Gen Z and Millennials are more likely to look for apps to download.

  • Study your Audiences Behaviors

Understanding your primary audience’s behavioral tendencies and travel patterns will help you reach more of them. Think of this factor as your way of laser targeting.

Find out about their daily journey to and from work, and remember to look into how those behaviors change by age. For instance, with fewer people commuting to work, and more spending their time in local neighborhoods, what would be more effective: an ad on the city’s subway, or on vehicles local to a specific suburb?

This information is a sure way to align audience parameters and behavioral tendencies with the market’s nature, enabling you to discover market hotspots.

  • Look for the Perfect Timing

The demand for Turkey goes up during thanksgiving just like the demand for sunscreen increases when summer kicks in. It’s all about understanding the season and then finding out how you fit into your audience’s needs so you can sell healthcare brands as a problem solver.

If you offer allergy relief services, the transition between seasons is a prime time to tell your audiences about them.

Also, consider your audience’s stage in the purchase journey. An audience in the consideration phase requires a visibility-driven campaign –large images and catchy phrases. These messages are straightforward and don’t confuse the viewer with too many details.

On the flip side, an audience ready to spend their money –purchase stage –requires more specific, instructional messaging, including web address, coupon or discount information, and info on how to complete the purchase.

  • Use CTAs

Lastly, include a call-to-action (CTA) to tell people what you’d like them to do. You can add a CTA in many ways:

  • QR code that passersby can scan and access your website.
  • Phone number to dial for consultations.
  • Discount offers that promote in-person consultations.

Ensure the CTA is visible and attractive too.  The messaging could be great but also wasteful because the viewers don’t know what you want them to do. 

The Wrap-Up

The power of OOH advertising is undisputable, but it takes careful strategizing to leverage its capabilities so that it works for your brand.

That implies going beyond booking a space because the deal is attractive and retrofitting your messaging from competitors. Instead, find an expert with pricing that gives value for money, always centering the message on your target audience, the market, and your brand’s positioning.

Want to see your OOH ads reach farther than just where you place them? Wrapify can do just that. We’re an ad tech platform that wraps delivery vehicles in different OOH messages, helping brands be seen by far more people than possible with a stationary billboard. Schedule a demo.

November 28, 2022 0 comment
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gig-economyPress Release

Wrapify Announces Driver Marketplace to Provide Additional Value to Brands and Drivers

by Sadie Phillips October 5, 2022
written by Sadie Phillips

October 5, 2022, San Diego, CA – Wrapify, drivers of innovation in out-of-home advertising, today launches the Driver Marketplace to connect brands with one of their key demographics – rideshare and delivery drivers. The Driver Marketplace, now available in the Wrapify mobile app, is a nationally scalable channel that will provide brands with additional ways to drive value to 400,000+ gig workers by connecting them with more ways to save and earn money.

“Wrapify has created a solid driver network over the last seven years, allowing us to build and scale this product nationwide,” said James Heller, Co-founder, and CEO of Wrapify, “We feel confident that this product will help the right brands reach their target audience, while also accomplishing our mission to support the gig economy.”

Driver Marketplace Launch Partners

As part of the Driver Marketplace launch, Wrapify has also announced that it will partner with companies like Solo, Remitly, and GoShare. These companies will use Wrapify’s Driver Marketplace to offer drivers a discount on their memberships and subscriptions.

“We’re excited to be one of the first partners to leverage this gig work marketplace. Our aligned missions and Wrapify’s expansive network of drivers is an opportunity for Solo to rapidly bring our unique pay guarantee to more workers.” Bryce Bennett, CEO & Founder at Solo shares. 

“We look forward to this opportunity to work with the Wrapify team to launch their this Marketplace and create new money-making opportunities for delivery professionals,” adds Shaun Savage, Co-founder & CEO, GoShare.

Wrapify’s Win/Win Opportunity

Wrapify aims to connect brands to a countrywide network of gig workers who want to earn, save, and spend money wisely. The Driver Marketplace is open to any brands that wish to provide ways gig drivers can earn additional income or save money, with offers exclusive to Wrapify’s network. Brands can use the platform to provide potential new customers with discount codes, free trials, or even new job opportunities. 

With the Driver Marketplace, marketers will create customized promotions for their target audience, displayed directly in the Wrapify mobile app, and commit to marketplace offers that enable gig drivers to earn extra cash or obtain exclusive offers.

Wrapify offers three listing opportunities for both national and regional campaigns. For more details, visit https://wrapify.com/driver-marketplace. 

About Wrapify

Wrapify helps brands create great advertising that also does good, by placing ad spend back into the gig economy. Founded in 2015, Wrapify has deployed over 500,000+ Uber, Lyft, and other delivery drivers for nationwide brand campaigns. They connect offline and online advertising channels that drive measurable results while putting cash back into drivers’ pockets. Learn more at www.wrapify.com. 

About Solo

Solo is the ‘backpack’ for the growing number of app-based workers — providing them a vertical stack of software services to optimize the finances of their business-of-one. Solo’s platform ingests millions of job data points across dozens of work platforms to provide optimized schedules for workers that Solo guarantees; making up the difference if pay is less. For more information, visit https://www.worksolo.com. 

About GoShare

GoShare is a tech-enabled logistics platform that connects people and businesses with delivery professionals to provide on-demand last-mile and middle-mile delivery. We give our customers access to a fleet of trucks, reliable drivers, and the technology to improve the delivery experience. From pallets to furniture to parcels, if you need something delivered, GoShare can help and customers can book a delivery using our API, mobile app, or website.

October 5, 2022 0 comment
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