OOH Basics
Location Strategy
Creative That Works
Know Your Audience
100

What does OOH stand for?

Out-of-Home advertising.

100

Where would you place OOH ads for a coffee brand targeting commuters?

Transit stations, bus shelters, downtown streets, or near office buildings.

100

What should an OOH ad be able to do in just a few seconds?


Communicate one clear message.



100

If a brand wants to reach university students, where could OOH ads be placed?

Near campuses, student housing, transit stations, malls, or entertainment areas.

200

Name one example of OOH advertising.

Billboard, bus shelter, transit ad, airport media, mall media, digital screen, street poster, or elevator screen.

200

A luxury brand wants to reach business travellers. Which OOH environment could be a strong fit?

Airport advertising.

200

Name one feature of strong OOH creative.

Clear headline, readable font, strong contrast, visible logo, simple message, or strong image.

200

Why is audience behaviour important when planning OOH?

It helps choose locations and formats based on where the audience actually goes.

300

True or false: OOH advertising only includes billboards.

False. OOH includes many formats such as transit, street-level media, airport, mall, digital screens, and more.

300

Why does location matter in OOH advertising?

Location connects the message to the right audience, moment, behaviour, and environment.

300

Why should an OOH ad be understood quickly?

People often see it while walking, driving, or commuting, so the message needs to be clear within a few seconds.

300

A family-focused brand wants to reach parents. Name one strong OOH location.

Near schools, grocery stores, community centers, malls, recreation centers, or family neighborhoods.

400

What is one main strength of OOH advertising?

It builds broad awareness by reaching people in public spaces during their daily routines.

400

A gym wants to attract people after work. Where could OOH ads be placed?

Near office towers, transit stations, residential areas, fitness stores, or busy commuter routes.

400

What is one common mistake in OOH creative?

Too much text, small fonts, weak contrast, unclear branding, or too many messages.

400

Why might transit advertising be useful for reaching daily commuters?

Commuters often travel the same routes regularly, which can create repeated exposure.

500

Why is OOH considered a strong mass-reach medium?

Because it can reach large numbers of people repeatedly in high-traffic areas.

500

What does “proximity targeting” mean in OOH?

Placing ads near relevant locations, such as stores, competitors, venues, or high-intent areas, to influence people nearby.

500

What does “one message, one idea” mean in OOH creative?

The ad should focus on one clear point so the audience can understand it quickly.

500

What is the difference between audience reach and audience frequency?

Reach is how many different people see the ad. Frequency is how often they see it.

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