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Pattison enables its digital signs to change with the weather by Val Maloney

Pattison Outdoor Advertising has announced the addition of its SmartAd advertising engine to the company’s outdoor digital faces across Canada, allowing clients to update signs in real-time.

The technology had already been in place on Pattison’s indoor signage, with the tech being added to the outdoor digital faces across Canada this summer. Ian Gadsby, VP of digital technology at Pattison, tells MiC the new tool allows clients to either pre-plan changes to messaging that will go live based on variables like temperature or a connected social media feed, or to update the signage in real-time through the OOH company’s CMS.

He says clients are already using the technology, with Coca-Cola currently running a campaign that only displays Minute Maid ads when the weather is hot. Gadsby adds that the tech was first developed by OneStop Media, which Pattison acquired in 2011.

Costs around using the technology are slightly higher than standard ads due to production charges, according to a Pattison representative.

Gadsby says the addition of the tool to the company’s OOH digital signs means clients can dynamically change ad messaging across the board now, with indoor and outdoor signage switching at the same time. In total the company operates 2,707 digital indoor and outdoor signs across Canada.

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  1. The citizens of Pattison embraced the new digital billboards with open arms. The innovative technology not only added a dynamic element to the city's visual landscape but also enhanced the overall advertising experience. People found themselves looking forward to the changing displays, phd editor online and local businesses saw a noticeable increase in foot traffic and sales due to the contextual advertisements.We offer an online the best

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