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8 Tips for Creating Outdoor Advertising that Works

8 Tips for Creating Outdoor Advertising that Works


8 Tips for Creating Outdoor Advertising that Works
8 Tips for Creating Outdoor Advertising that Works
  1. Research your target audience: Understand who your target audience is and where they are most likely to see your outdoor advertising. This will help you choose the right location and format for your campaign.
  2. Keep it simple: Outdoor advertising should be easy to understand and quickly grab the attention of potential customers. Use simple and clear messaging.
  3. Use high-quality images and graphics: High-quality images and graphics are more likely to grab attention and make a lasting impression on viewers.
  4. Use contrasting colors: Use contrasting colors to make sure your message is visible and easily readable from a distance.
  5. Use humor or shock value: Humorous or surprising messages can be very effective in catching people’s attention and making them remember your brand.
  6. Use repetition: Repeating the same message across multiple outdoor advertising formats will increase brand recognition and recall.
  7. Use technology: Use technology such as QR codes or augmented reality to make your outdoor advertising interactive and engaging.
  8. Track and measure your results: Keep track of the results of your outdoor advertising campaign and measure its effectiveness. Use this information to optimize your future campaigns.

Joanna Pełech-Mikulska

Charismatic manager of the creative and client department of BE Media agency. A graduate of economics, political science and management. The author of numerous publications in the field of advertising, marketing and persuasion in communication. She has always been associated with marketing, and above all with creative outdoor advertising. She took her first professional steps in marketing departments in the United States, where she completed a 2-year graduate internship. After returning to Poland, she worked in the Polish branch of an American technology company, where she was responsible for the company's day-to-day contacts with Polish media and key business partners. The author of texts and a traveller with a passion for singing who adheres to the principle that there are no short-cuts to success.