My first article of 2019. I discuss why protecting #privacy is both good ethics and good business for companies, and how that relates to #DataAnalytics options for the #OOH industry. https://t.co/Lr3zPc0nzC via .@Bill_OOHToday.
Looking to advertise with a phenomenal OOH operator who can also provide you with specific metrics on how successful your campaign was? Reach out to @BulldogMobile, an Abraxas Technology partner, for your next OOH campaign.
#ooh#advertising#marketingtips
Doing what's morally right isn't just the ethically right thing to do, it's also good for business. Check out the article below from our own Aaron Tao,
https://t.co/64JtlMCDXt
#dataprivacy#advertising#marketing#ooh#business
This is great movement for both consumer privacy and also us at Abraxas Technology. Getting under the skin of the party in power in the House is a good way to get a law that you don't like enacted.
https://t.co/Dl6KjlCLBG
#fcc#advertising#technology#carriers#dataprivacy
The first known billboard went up 3,000 years ago and other interesting facts about out of home from @Bill_OOHToday.
#ooh#marketing#Advertising
https://t.co/BOpCvSWsVs
This means the location data of 85 to 90 billion iPhone owners will be off limits to advertisers. Another reason to embrace #OOH as the market continues to shift in favor of more #privacy .
Our CRO and Co-Founder isn't joking about this, but it brings up a serious point, before you deliver anything, you need to know your audience. Data is rapidly changing the OOH space.
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Want to win real estate advertising dollars? You need to know what’s happening in the real estate market.
Our CRO and Co-Founder, @AlertingMainSt breaks down the real estate market.
#RealEstate#Advertising#Marketing#ooh#data
https://t.co/J9rnptnI5O
Our investigation today examines the market for your location data https://t.co/BRnwuDIHZV with @jenvalentino@natashanyt@Aaron_Krolik and @satariano. We had access to incredible data that shows companies’ claims about privacy don't match up with reality 1/