Retail & e-commerce

Sale on? Tell the street.

Put the offer where shoppers walk, drive and wait, and change it as fast as your promotions do.

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Why it fits

Made for offers with a deadline.

  1. Take the offer to the street.

    Choose the boards shoppers pass on the way to the shops: near your own stores, near a competitor's, or on the commute.

  2. Move at the speed of the sale.

    Swap the artwork, add boards or change the hours while the campaign runs. Once an ad is approved, a new offer can follow it onto the same boards.

  3. Pay for plays, not packages.

    Pick boards one at a time and pay for each play. There is no subscription, no setup fee and no contract to sign before a promotion.

When to run it

Run it when people shop.

Paint the hours you want on a weekly grid. Everything else stays off, so your budget goes where the shoppers are.

  1. After work.

    The weekday evening commute home.

  2. Weekends.

    The hours when people are out spending.

  3. Sale day.

    Run every hour while the sale lasts, then stop.

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What it costs

Pay per play.

No subscription. No setup fees. You choose the spend, and the boards that suit your promotion.

$1,000Example budget

5,880Plays, about

Estimated plays at the historical typical price. Your choice of boards and hours affects delivery. Not a quote.

  • Roadside billboards

    Big boards on main roads and highways.

    $1.70typical play

    Most plays 25c to $4.66

  • Shopping centres

    Mall concourses. High traffic, high intent.

    14ctypical play

    Most plays 11c to 19c

  • Street panels

    Digital panels on city footpaths and shopping streets.

    31ctypical play

    Most plays 16c to $1.83

  • Grocery and convenience

    Boards in shops and at the checkout.

    11ctypical play

    Most plays 9c to 16c

  • Bus shelters

    Where people wait, right next to the road.

    36ctypical play

    Most plays 13c to 59c

Typical is the middle play. The range shows historical price variation, in Australian dollars, from historical plays on Australian boards. I don't set a minimum spend. Some publishers do, and I'll tell you before you commit.

Still thinking?

Questions from retailers.

Can I run ads for a short sale?

Yes. Choose the days and hours, and run for a weekend or a week. Your ad goes to each publisher for approval first, and most approved ads clear review within a day, so give yourself that time.

Can I put ads near my stores, or a competitor's?

You choose the boards on a map, so you can pick the ones near any address you like.

Can I change the offer while the campaign runs?

Yes. You can swap the artwork, add boards or change the hours while the campaign runs.

What does it cost?

You pay per play. Most plays cost 9 to 74 cents, depending on the board and the hours. There's no subscription, no setup fee and no contract. I don't set a minimum spend. Some publishers do, and I'll tell you before you commit.

Others like you

Who else is on the map.

Different goals, the same boards. Here are customers from other kinds of advertiser.

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Pay per play. Just you, your ads, and billboards.

  • No contracts
  • No sales calls
  • No subscription

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