Charlie Riley

Guest:Charlie Riley

Take Your Advertising Outdoors

Episode #1083 November 14, 2024

  the episode

Many small business owners might think that outdoor ads are only for big brands or political campaigns with massive budgets, but my guest, Charlie Riley breaks down how businesses of all sizes can benefit from this often-overlooked channel.

We talked about the creative flexibility of outdoor advertising—it’s not just billboards! From wrapping cars to printing ads on pizza boxes, the opportunities to grab attention in unique ways are endless. And here’s the best part—outdoor advertising is measurable. Gone are the days when you’d throw an ad out into the world and hope for the best. With today’s tools, you can track impact, using methods like mobile IDs and even pixel tracking on websites.

We also dove into the importance of simplicity in outdoor ad creative—sometimes less is more. For a billboard, you’ve got about five seconds to make an impression, so a concise, punchy message works best. And no, don’t even think about using long URLs or QR codes on highway billboards—Charlie and I agree that’s just dangerous!

Overall, it was a great conversation about thinking outside the digital box and exploring new ways to connect with customers in the real world. If you want to learn more about outdoor advertising, Charlie recommends checking out OneScreen.ai to see how they can help businesses of any size.

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about my guest Charlie Riley

Charlie is the Head of Marketing at OneScreen.ai, the outdoor advertising platform that adds a measurable marketing channel to deliver revenue. A former CMO and first marketing leader at several companies, he has led sales and marketing for Seed Stage startups to companies with almost $200 million in revenue.
 
Charlie was named a Top 50 B2B Marketing Influencer to Watch by Top Rank Marketing, is a proud father of 3 and thinks onions are the most offensive food on the planet.