Format · Digital Street Furniture
Digital flexibility, pedestrian scale. LED posters and digital street furniture combine the dynamic creative of digital with the eye-level visibility of traditional posters — perfect for high-frequency urban touchpoints.
Why this format
The audience, the impact, the math behind why brands choose this format for their campaigns.
Morning commuter creative, lunchtime promos, evening event push. Match the moment.
Buy through DSPs at the network level. Audience targeting + frequency capping.
Same vivid brand impact at night as at noon. No darkness penalty.
Change creative in hours, not days. Test, optimize, refresh — at digital speed.
Hundreds of digital street furniture screens across urban areas in a single buy.
Subtle animation, transitions, weather-triggered creative. Make the static format dynamic.
FAQ
A digital poster is a smaller-format digital OOH display (typically 4×6 ft or 5×7 ft) deployed in retail environments, transit stations, urban street furniture and pedestrian corridors. Content rotates in 6–10 second slots.
Your ad rotates alongside other advertisers on a shared network. Standard loops are 8–10 seconds per advertiser. Exclusive takeover packages are available on select networks for maximum frequency.
Most digital poster networks accept still images (JPEG, PNG) or short video (MP4 up to 10–15 seconds) at the screen's native resolution. We'll provide exact specs for your selected network.
Yes. You can select specific screens by location, venue type, neighborhood or audience profile — making digital posters ideal for hyper-local and proximity-based campaigns.
Content can typically be live within 24–48 hours of creative approval. No print production or installation is required.
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