The Outdoor Media Association (OMA) welcomed digital out of home advertising platform LUMOS as its 49th member and its 12th new member for 2022 - the biggest annual growth for the association since inception in 1939.
“LUMOS is a DOOH advertising technology platform, introducing programmatic IoT-enabled LED smart screens displaying DOOH advertising to the booming home delivery economy,” the OMA said. “LUMOS’ innovative technology platform allows it to run geo-targeted DOOH campaigns to reach a local audience, nationwide.”
Charmaine Moldrich (pictured right) OMA CEO: “LUMOS is a natural fit for the OMA membership and is proof that Out of Home can be a traditional media channel as well as a tech driven powerhouse. We look forward to working with LUMOS as we align and bolster our Programmatic offering as an industry.”
Eric Fan, LUMOS founder and CEO said: “Joining the OMA is an important part of our growth in the Out of Home industry. Having just exceeded our recent funding round, we are well positioned to even further scale our footprint, develop advanced data-driven ad reporting capabilities, and roll-out more innovative IoT-enabled ad solutions to deliver scalable and targeted physical and digital ads for businesses across multiple cities.”
Moldrich added: “We are delighted that our innovation and leadership in the areas of audience measurement and research proving Out of Home effectiveness are attracting new members.”
In 2022, the OMA launched MOVE 1.5 which includes measurement for digital signs using visibility of the sign, length of dwell of the sign, the length of audience dwell in all OOH environments, and The Neuro Impact Factor (NIF). “The NIF adds an extra dimension to MOVE 1.5’s reach and frequency scores, and is a world-first, qualitative metric based on neuroscience, showing the impact of campaigns run on classic and digital signs.
“Both metrics are supported by industry-wide standards, making it easier to meet campaign objectives, defining agreed criteria for terminology, geography, screen ratios, insertion orders, and transacting using the currency by Share of Time.
“In addition, OMA members have committed $17M to building and evolving the audience measurement system MOVE 2.0 which will be launched in early 2024. MOVE 2.0 will provide measurement for both digital and static sign audiences nationally in metro as well as regional Australia and exact measurement for seasonal audience variations with detailed data allowing users to see exact changes in audience by the hour, week, and month.”
Outdoor companies that have joined the OMA in 2022 include Civic Outdoor, GoTransit Media Group, Helio, Hivestack, Scentre Group Brandspace, The Media Shop, Tonic Media Network, Vicinity Centres, Blue Tongue Outdoor, SureVision and Veridooh.
