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Offline Media (OOH & Direct Mail)

Offline media: select OOH and direct mail, measured like digital

Out-of-home and direct mail where it fits, with a measurement plan from day one.

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What is offline media (ooh & direct mail)?

Offline media covers out-of-home placements like billboards and transit, and direct mail. I take on select projects where offline reach makes sense for the audience, and plan them with clear goals, holdout or geo comparisons, and response tracking so results can be evaluated alongside digital channels.

Who is it for?

  • Local or regional businesses with concentrated customers
  • Brands whose digital channels are saturated
  • Companies with a strong customer address list
  • Launches that need visible local presence

What problems does it solve?

  • Offline spend with no measurement plan
  • Creative designed for screens, not streets or mailboxes
  • Targeting too broad for the budget
  • No connection between offline exposure and online behavior

What do I actually do?

  1. Assess whether offline fits the goal and budget
  2. Plan placements, lists, and geography
  3. Brief creative suited to the format
  4. Set up measurement: geo comparisons, codes, and branded search lift

What do you get?

  • Offline media plan
  • Creative brief
  • Measurement plan
  • Results review

When does it make sense?

It makes sense when your customers are geographically concentrated or reachable by address, and you are willing to measure with comparisons rather than click attribution.

Frequently asked questions

Do you buy media directly?

I plan and coordinate with vendors and media owners; buying is usually done through them or your accounts.

How do you measure billboards?

Typically with geographic comparisons, branded search and direct traffic changes, dedicated URLs or codes, and self-reported attribution.

Why only select projects?

Offline media only makes sense for certain audiences and budgets. I would rather tell you it does not fit than run a campaign that cannot be measured.

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Talk through your offline media (ooh & direct mail) needs

Book a short call. Bring the numbers you have and the problem you are trying to solve. If I am not the right fit, I will say so.