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New Study by OAAA Reveals that OOH Amplifies All Other Major Media by +90%
OAAA recently published a study that it commissioned on OOH. The study was conducted by MRI|Simmons and it revealed that OOH amplifies all other major media by +90%. The study showed that OOH can amplify the reach of every other major media channel to more than 90 per cent. According to the report, OOH adds the greatest reach to heavy users of other media, particularly users of digital video services.
About the Latest Report on OOH
The report found adding OOH to digital video platform advertising amplifies the exposure and can double, triple, or quadruple the audience reached. Here’s what the study revealed: Media Reach + OOH Video streaming +132% TV or movie smartphone/tablet apps +226% Downloading/streaming on cell or smartphone +306% Mobile video viewing +340% For the OAAA study, they profiled OOH viewers in general and those with heavy OOH viewership. They examined over 22,000 US adults (ages 18 – 64) who had driven or ridden in a car in the past week. The analysis was supplemented by an online study of ad awareness in movie theatres among 2,400 adults (ages 18-64). Here’s some of what they found: According to the study, the general OOH audience represents 93% of adults. The general OOH audience spends the most time engaging with mobile phones (13.5 hours), compared to other media channels The heavy OOH audience spends even more time on mobile phones and work PCs It revealed that the heavy OOH audience has higher levels of education, employment, and household income
OAAA Speaks on the Study
OAAA President & CEO Anna Bager spoke about the study. He stated that the audiences exposed to OOH are digitally savvy and on the go. They are receptive to advertising and engage across multiple media. He explained that by adding OOH to a media mix exponentially grows exposure and audience, and this new analysis tells us exactly which media benefit the most. Bager also added that the connection between OOH and digital media is undeniable. He talked about how we are a mobile society constantly connected through our devices and exposure to OOH can boost engagement with those devices and other media. You can read the full report here. Read the full article
OOH Ad Revenue Experiences Highest Growth Rate in the Past Decade
The Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) recently reported that the OOH ad revenue has experienced major growth. According to OAAA, this type of growth hasn’t been seen in over a decade. They predict that the growth rate will continue to increase.
OOH Ad Revenue Experiences Highest Growth Rate in the Past Decade
According to the OAAA, OOH ad revenue grew by 7.7%, it grew to nearly $2.7 billion for the second quarter of 2019. This figure was compared to the same period in 2018. The figure of OOH ad revenue marks the sector’s highest quarterly growth since 2007. According to OAAA, for the first half of the year, revenue was up 7%. According to OAAA, the strong quarterly growth occurred across all four major OOH channels. These channels are billboards, street furniture, transit and place-based. OAAA revealed that digital OOH ad revenue posted the highest increases across all formats, representing 31% of total OOH ad revenue in the second quarter.
More on OAAA Reports on the Growth of OOH Ad Revenue
OAAA reports also revealed that nearly 70% of the top 100 advertisers in the space increased their spend in the second quarter compared to the same timeframe last year. It showed that 25% more than doubled their OOH investment. The report revealed the brands which spent the most on OOH in the second quarter. These brands include McDonald’s, Geico, Apple, State Farm, Chevrolet, Amazon, Facebook, Anheuser-Busch, AT&T and HBO.
OAAA Speak on its Reports
Stephen Freitas, OAAA’s chief marketing officer spoke on the report. He talked about OOH’s ability to deliver mass reach and maintain an audience. He stated that it still has a significant competitive strength. Freitas shared that Nielsen found 66% of U.S. travellers report taking an action on their smartphone after exposure to an OOH ad. He then talked about how OOH generates engagement in the real world and how its value to brands is stronger than ever. There are other data backing up the OAAA finding. A report by Magna Intelligence found that OOH is the only “traditional” medium experiencing growth. Read the full article
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