Broadsign expands programmatic DOOH

By AdNews | 2 June 2022
 
Out-of-home adtech leader Broadsign today announced Broadsign Ads, formerly known as Campsite.
 
Broadsign acquired the Canadian programmatic digital-out-of-home business in 2019 with extended market reach in the US and Australia.
 
Broadsign has been working with early adopter agencies and brands in the US and Australia to launch campaigns via Broadsign Ad.
 
Keri Thomas, Media Supervisor at Cheil Worldwide said, “Executing large scale OOH campaigns requires a DSP that can deliver on ease of use and transparency, and Broadsign Ads has performed above and beyond our expectations, thanks to its numerous capabilities and capacity to streamline the DOOH-specific workflow. Furthermore, access to Broadsign’s team of programmatic digital-out-of-home experts means seamless execution from start to finish.”

 

Frontier Australia Head of Biddable Media, Denver Rego: “As an outcome focused media & marketing agency, DOOH helps bridge gaps between online and real-world advertising. Broadsign Ads allows us to plan, execute and measure DOOH campaigns quickly, easily, and autonomously, while collaborating with the experienced Broadsign team.”

John Dolan, VP and Global Head of Media Sales, Broadsign: “Between increasing consumer screen fatigue and the target on the cookie’s back, DOOH is approaching a new era of growth. Broadsign Ads makes DOOH ad buying more transparent and as accessible as online and mobile.

"It combines the core functionality of Campsite with Broadsign best practices and technology. The Broadsign Ads rebrand and expansion into the U.S. and Australia represents a crucial next step in DOOH’s evolution, enabling new and seasoned digital marketing agencies, brands, and local businesses to realize the full potential of OOH.”

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