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January, 2025 | BLOG

3 Trends That Will Transform OOH in 2025

3 Trends That Will Transform OOH in 2025
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The future of outdoor advertising driven by AI, creativity, and data

3 Trends That Will Transform Out of Home in 2025

The future of Out of Home (OOH), especially in its digital version (DOOH), is shaping up to be one of the most exciting arenas for advertising. According to an analysis by eMarketer, here are the three key trends that will leave a lasting mark on the industry in 2025:

  1. Smarter Contextual Advertising
    Programmatic DOOH is taking contextual advertising to a whole new level. It’s no longer just about the location of the ad, but how real-time data can personalize the message. Information such as weather, traffic, time of day, or specific events will allow advertisers to create highly relevant campaigns. For example, a beverage brand could promote hot coffee on a rainy morning or an iced drink on a sunny day, adapting to the needs of the moment.

  2. Advances in Measurement and Attribution
    Accurate measurement and attribution of advertising impact will continue to be a priority. More sophisticated tools will give brands a clearer understanding of how DOOH contributes to sales and conversions. This not only strengthens trust in this medium but also allows future campaigns to be optimized with more robust and actionable data.

  3. AI-Driven Creative Innovation
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming creativity in DOOH. From interactive billboards with QR codes that invite consumers to actively participate, to personalized mobile extensions, these innovations are changing the way audiences engage with advertising. Moreover, AI enables stronger data collection, helping advertisers create memorable and personalized experiences.

All in all, these trends are redefining what it means to advertise in OOH. Harnessing contextual relevance, advanced measurement tools, and interactive creativity will be crucial for brands aiming to stay relevant in an increasingly competitive advertising landscape.