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Billboards and other outdoor ads are some of the most effective and valuable advertising mediums businesses continue to utilize. Although many of us might only look at a billboard for a short period of time, they are still successful at grabbing our attention, and they\u2019re everywhere we go! You can always find an ad on highways, buildings, transit vehicles, and more. These are just some reasons why businesses trust OOH (out-of-home) ads like billboards to bring in the highest number of views and reinforce brand recognition<\/a>. However, many forms of outdoor advertising don’t come with the same kind of automated metrics and analytics that digital ads provide. So, how do you know how well your outdoor advertisement is working, or if it\u2019s even working at all? The answer is through a detailed Outdoor Advertising Analysis.<\/p>\n

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Outdoor Advertising Analytics<\/h2>\n

This thorough assessment uses analytical data and tools that help businesses efficiently monitor their marketing campaign within a specific industry. Advertising analytics let marketers know if their campaigns are targeted to the right audience and if they are using the right medium to do so.<\/p>\n

Why is Outdoor Advertising Analysis Important?<\/h3>\n

Companies that use data-driven insights have a 10-30% improvement in their overall marketing performance<\/a>. This is because the practice provides you with the data to determine if your outdoor advertising campaign is working or not. A thorough outdoor advertising analysis will prove just how effective your billboards can be.<\/p>\n

Having this information allows businesses to make changes to their strategy accordingly, such as reallocating budgets, or changing the ad\u2019s approach. Analyzing this information properly and carefully will guarantee a greater impact for any advertising campaign.<\/p>\n

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How to Measure Advertising Analytics<\/h3>\n

There are many metrics that go into measuring the success of your outdoor advertising campaign strategy<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Here are the most common:<\/p>\n

Impressions<\/h4>\n

Impressions are used to quantify the times a user encounters an advertisement. This is also known as a view-through. Essentially, impressions represent the number of times an individual consumer sees a message from your advertising campaign. Traditional billboards measure impressions by referring to how many show the specific ad in a given area. Some brands might have a more saturated presence in one area compared to others, which can pull focus from your ad.<\/p>\n

Reach<\/h4>\n

Reach refers to the total number of different people or households exposed to your advertisement. When it comes to billboards and other forms of OOH, this is calculated using the Daily Effective Circulation (DEC)<\/a>, which is the average number of people or vehicles that are exposed to your billboard within a given timeframe measured in hours, referred to as the effective illumination rate.<\/p>\n

Reach can also be measured through:<\/p>\n