IAB New Zealand's Programmatic Digital Out of Home Working Group examines how integrating pDOOH into an omnichannel strategy presents significant upside for efficiency, targeting, and measurement, but also presents challenges that need to be addressed to realise the full benefits.
If you asked most media agency leaders what their ideal digital buying set up would be, they’d probably say one that can offer accurate deduplicated reach, frequency and attribution across all media channels. Or put another way, the promise of an omnichannel buying platform that would truly connect media strategy to its intended audience, with minimal wastage as well as supercharging workflows, optimisation, reporting and billing.
While we are a fair way off from realising this media buying utopia, the advent of programmatic digital out-of-home (pDOOH) and its incorporation into omnichannel buying platforms has certainly brought us one step closer. Integrating pDOOH into an omnichannel strategy presents significant upside for efficiency, targeting, and measurement, but it also presents challenges that need to be addressed if we are to realise the full benefit.
Thank you to the following members of IAB New Zealand’s pDOOH Working Group for their work in producing this resource document, and a special thank you to Mish Cockcroft, Digital Specialist Chapter Member from The Warehouse Group for the case study.
Micaela Bos, Activation Director OMD
Max Charnin, Head of Programmatic, Outdoor & Radio MediaWorks
Michael Delaney, General Manager Digital Hearts & Science
Ash Houghton, Sales Director Hivestack
Richard Pook, Founder Productify Media
Sandra Scott, Sales & Partnerships Director NZ Vistar Media
Josh Turney, Programmatic Channel Lead oOh! Media
Jason Waddell, Business Development The Trade Desk
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