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It's 18:35:04 in New York.
Here's which digital billboards are lit.
HighwayRoadsideArterialUrban Panels
this page is building a real digital billboard plan while you read it
Seven words. Three seconds. One idea.
A digital billboard doesn't reward complexity — it punishes it.
Drag the hour.
17:00
The commute reverses. Frequency compounds.
SpectacularEntertainment
you're here · 17:00
The same board at 8am and 8pm is two different buys.
New York. 0 digital billboards.
Line
Format
Geo
Audience
Boards
Impressions
Highway rush
Highway · Roadside
New York arterials
Commuters
78
1,680,000
Urban core panels
Urban Panels · Spectacular
New York downtown
Adults 25-54
66
1,240,000
Retail corridors
Roadside · Arterial
New York suburbs
Households
58
1,120,000
Nightlife spectaculars
Spectacular · Entertainment
New York entertainment districts
Adults 21-44
62
1,200,000
That took about forty seconds, and we didn't know anything about you.
Give us fifteen minutes and a real brief and we'll do it properly — while you watch.
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What people ask before they buy a board.
- How much does digital billboard advertising cost?
- Digital billboards are bought on CPM starting at a flat $18. Your budget converts directly into impressions across the boards in your plan — campaigns can start at a few hundred dollars a month or scale to national weight.
- How fast can a campaign go live?
- Programmatic digital billboard campaigns typically go live within 24 to 48 hours of approved creative. A direct buy from a single operator usually takes three to seven days.
- How is it measured?
- Audited impression counts from Geopath, device-ID exposure tied to store-visit lift, brand-lift survey panels, and search or web lift comparing exposed versus control markets.
- Can I target a specific area or audience?
- Yes. Digital billboards target by ZIP, county, DMA, custom map polygon, or a radius around any address — layered with audience data so delivery weights toward the cohorts you want to reach.
Fifteen minutes. Bring a market.
0:00 — you tell us the market, the brief, and the budget shape 0:02 — we build the billboard plan live on the call 0:10 — you see the boards, the maps, the audience, the dayparts 0:15 — we stop. You keep the plan.
- · One person on the call. Not a team, not a deck.
- · No sequence, no drip, no follow-up unless you ask for one.
- · We end at fifteen minutes. If you want longer, you'll have to say so.
Not ready to talk? Reload this page with a different market — /digital-billboards?market=YourCity