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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.

One of AdQuick’s most recent articles offers some fascinating insights into the shifting tides of advertising and why 2025 is set to be (and in many ways, already is) a game-changer for out-of-home (OOH) advertising. The piece paints a vivid picture of a landscape where ad fatigue on social platforms, privacy concerns, and the general decline of linear TV stand to reshape strategies, forcing a reversion to the mean. It highlights how OOH formats like Adgile Media Group continue to help brands stand out in this cluttered environment—unblockable, unskippable, and increasingly data-driven. AdQuick's 2025 predictions: 1. Social ad fatigue reaches critical mass 2. Privacy ad blocking, and online ad fraud concerns continue 3. The OOH renaissance accelerates 4. AI becomes the backbone of marketing 5. Integrated campaigns win 6. Demise of linear TV accelerates 7. A new creative renaissance 8. Pressure mounts on CMOs 9. MMM adoption increases From the desk of Adam Singer, on behalf of AdQuick: "2025 ad trends from AdQuick: navigating the new frontier." Link in comments!

We recently had Adam Miller on the podcast to speak on a variety of topics. One thing we asked him is what the future looks like for junior talent in a world of increasing AI and automation.

This week on the Madvertising podcast, we hosted John Long from Digitas North America to talk creativity, AI, agency life and more hot topics. Listen below or wherever you get podcasts. Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gZXyPkY4 Apple: https://lnkd.in/gbsJ_EmQ YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gAMBjv_M

Great story in Campaign UK - this is exactly what we're building at AdQuick, so we agree wholeheartedly (we also wrote a similar piece recently about 'trading RFPs for APIs').

Cool talk by my colleague Adam Miller on a host of topics. I always enjoy my conversations with Adam and this is why

Lots of times marketers overcomplicate things. It happens every day. On a recent episode of the Madvertising podcast, Jason Myers shares the simple, effective formula for B2B SaaS marketers. We believe strongly in the core tenants of marketing, and simplicity is elegance - as exemplified by Apple and other world-class brands.

Our updated Search Lift tool provides even deeper insights into the effectiveness of your OOH campaigns. You can now track the impact of your OOH efforts on branded search keywords, giving you a clear picture of how your campaigns drive brand awareness, consideration, and intent. https://lnkd.in/gVyAamgf

Instead of a single 30-second ad during the Super Bowl, those same dollars could fund a robust OOH campaign running for a full month across the top 27 U.S. markets. This campaign could also include placements inside restaurants, bars, and other venues airing the big game, ensuring your brand is part of the experience where consumers gather. Over the course of 30 days, you’d generate nearly 1 billion impressions, a staggering reach with the added benefit of repeated exposure. While the Super Bowl offers one fleeting moment of attention during a time a lot of other things are happening, OOH ensures that your brand stays in the minds of your audience long after the final whistle.

Dear Mr. President: Moon Should Be A State. The 51st state to be exact, but I guess we’d accept something after Greenland and Cuba. Excited to kick off AdQuick's partnership w/ Pirate Wires 🏴☠️ with a big splash on the Nasdaq screen in Times Square. Special shoutout to Adam Singer, Gabriel Duprat, Michael Abebe and our partners at Branded Cities for their help on this campaign.