Video-screen advertising
Give your message a little motion.
Video or motion creative on a specified digital-signage screen, indoors or outdoors. This is scheduled screen inventory, not social video distribution or video-podcast sponsorship.
Catalog minimum: 1 day. Actual dates, hours and availability need review.
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Ideal uses to consider
- An operator-approved lobby screen spot
- A retail digital-signage loop enquiry
- An outdoor video-screen placement feasibility request
These are possible use cases, not suitability or performance guarantees.
Your brief checklist
- Screen location or market, operator, indoor or outdoor context and proposed inventory
- Clip duration, aspect ratio, resolution, sound needs and licensed creative assets
- Dates, time zone, dayparts, loop frequency, budget and requested playback reporting
Also include your goal, audience, budget range, contact details and any flexibility. Artwork and file handoff are coordinated with the team.
Your video-screen advertising guide,
step by step.
Specify the screen and playback slot
Name a screen or preferred network and market, then describe clip duration, dayparts and loop frequency. A digital-signage request does not reserve a slot or promise continuous playback.
Review operator, content and site rights
Check screen-operator and publisher authority, platform rules where relevant, music and footage licenses, sponsorship disclosure and physical-site permissions. Outdoor screens may have brightness and motion limits.
Approve the file and loop agreement
Agree technical specifications, sound policy, accessibility, content approval, playback windows, substitution and reporting terms. Source inventory manually; no live screen-network integration is implied.
Inspect playback evidence and exceptions
After commercial and compliance clearance, review agreed operator playback logs, dated screen photos or recordings, outages and make-good terms. A play count is not proof of viewers or independently verified reach.
What a starting point could look like
Concept brief: a gallery asks for a silent fifteen-second clip in an approved lobby screen loop for a weekend. Operator authority, asset rights and actual loop allocation still need confirmation.
Generic example only. No supplier, property, result, price or availability is confirmed.
A few good questions.
Will my video play continuously?
Only if explicitly sourced and agreed. Loop share, dayparts, sound and outage handling belong in the scoped proposal.
Are plays the same as people reached?
No. Logs can document reported playback, not who watched. Any operator audience estimate must be labeled with its source and methodology, not presented as verified reach.
Start with a brief.
Not a commitment to launch.
A request describes what you want. A quote sets out a reviewed proposal. Quote acceptance, payment confirmation and current clearance are separate gates before campaign conversion and delivery.