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Out-of-home (OOH) advertising is more than just billboards and street furniture. B2B advertisers should explore creative opportunities to reach their target audiences. Place-based ads, becoming part of commuters' routes, and using QR codes are a few of the ideas to explore. Additionally, targeting events and tradeshows, retargeting, and measuring results can help maximize the impact of OOH campaigns.
OOH ads can be a powerful tool for B2B advertisers. It is important to think outside the box and use the medium to its full potential. By considering place-based ads, commuters' routes, and QR codes, as well as targeting events, retargeting, and measuring results, B2B advertisers can create effective OOH campaigns.
Using OOH ads to target a B2B audience can lead to increased brand presence, familiarity, and preference. With the right approach, OOH ads can generate impressive ROI and help B2B advertisers reach their goals.
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