
November 11, 2021
The future of prDOOH is promising and its increasing inclusion in multi-channel programmatic campaigns is likely to be a key driver of widespread adoption, according to a research paper from VIOOH, a DOOH marketplace.
The report, entitled "Programmatic OOH State of the Nation," provides insight into the DOOH industry by combining survey data with in-depth interview insight. VIOOH, in partnership with research consultancy, MTM, surveyed 1,000 senior agency and advertising executives across the U.S., U.K., Germany, France and Australia.
The findings state that since the outbreak of COVID-19, the need for campaign flexibility has been a critical consideration for brands, and when prDOOH is used for the first time, advertisers are becoming reluctant to return to more traditional buying methods for OOH.
"VIOOH's new State of the Nation report gives further proof that programmatic is the accelerator for DOOH growth, allowing it to be truly integrated into multi-channel campaigns for the first time. Increasing numbers of advertising executives are drawn to the versatility and value that programmatic DOOH offers, and state that they won't go back to more traditional ways of buying OOH," Jean-Christophe Conti, CEO at VIOOH, said in the release. "The report also shows that buying responsibilities are being spread across digital programmatic and OOH teams, supporting this shift towards programmatic DOOH. Agencies and advertisers therefore need to establish clear strategies for prDOOH, build expertise to address any knowledge gaps and help create best practices to integrate prDOOH into more multi-channel campaigns."
Key findings include: