AdQuick

Did you see our new ad yet? Many advertisers are still running out of home (OOH) manually without modern tools. AdQuick reclaims your team's time to focus on creative work and does the heavy lifting for you. Video below explains AdQuick with a fun story, using the theme of rehabilitating marketers into the new world of OOH.

Adweek: Out of Home Advertising Had Another Record-Breaking Quarter Dollars spent on posters, billboards, and other out-of-home (OOH) placements climbed to $2.04 billion between July and Sept, according to the Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA). Our team is helping companies execute this channel *60 times faster* than using traditional methods, and also provides actual analytics and appropriate campaign management. Give us a shout when you're ready to do OOH right.

"In our own product, we’re seeing advertisers execute campaigns 60 times faster using APIs instead of RFPs, with tasks that used to require hours completed in minutes, some instantly." https://lnkd.in/gDCXkxvz

Tthis week on our podcast, David Armano uses the example of AI vs human curated music to make a point about what the future of taste and aesthetic looks like. That perhaps it's a barbell, with machines doing certain things and humans doing others.

It's time to update how your brand executes out of home in the digital age. In our own product, we’re seeing advertisers execute campaigns 60 times faster using APIs instead of RFPs, with tasks that used to require hours completed in minutes, some instantly. Learn more in the story below.

Cool slides to check out from tech analyst Benedict Evans below, likely interesting for ad pros as well.

New Madvertising episode live today, in # 50 we sit down with OG digital marketing pro & exec David Armano to talk about the state of marketing, AI, culture and more. We've been big fans of David since his early days blogging about what we do. Listen below or wherever you enjoy podcasts Spotify: https://lnkd.in/g62e8Mnu Apple: https://lnkd.in/gVb-ByVU YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gJ6hpNkg

Apple's marketing philosophy written by Steve Jobs and Mike Markkula in 1977. Empathy Apple should strive for an "intimate" connection with customers' feelings. "We will truly understand their needs better than any other company," Markkula wrote. Focus To be successful, Apple should center its efforts on accomplishing its main goals, and eliminate all the "unimportant opportunities." Impute Apple should be constantly aware that companies and their products will be judged by the signals they convey. "People DO judge a book by its cover," Markkula wrote. "We may have the best product, the highest quality, the most useful software etc.; if we present them in a slipshod manner, they will be perceived as slipshod; if we present them in a creative, professional manner, we will impute the desired qualities."

At AdQuick, we believe that creativity should be accessible to everyone—no waiting, no limitations, regardless of seniority or skill level. To that mission, we've launched a new AI-powered creative generator, a fresh tool designed to empower advertisers with fast, creative inspiration at their fingertips. This lives inside our existing creative library, it's easy to access right on our site. While still in its early stages, this tool represents a step forward in reimagining how ideas come to life, offering a creative boost to help advertisers visualize and shape their concepts without delay. If you make ads, worth adding this to your team's toolkit. Give it a try and let us know what you think.

We saw the perfectly Christmas sweater for ads nerds circulating online and wanted to share it to bring some joy to your week.