LocaModa Teams Up with Viacom for Another “Ridiculously” Fun Time Square Campaign
July 24, 2009 at 2:21 pm 2 comments

via "Prof. Karolow"
One of the newer LocaModa creations comes to us via the new Stride Gum campaign on Time Square.
The concept combines the factors of web and mobile media, as well as user created / submitted content (LocaModa’s flagship concepts) in order to get the brand out there. JustOOH’s readers know the eternal love affair with the web, mobile (tech) and Time Square stated here.
A more deeper description by “Prof. Karolow,” a LM insider:
Another first for LocaModa this week, as we’ve connected Viacom’s iconic framed MTV screen in Times Square to the web, enabling user generated photos and text messages to be submitted (via phone or web), moderated in real time, and displayed for 5 minutes an hour (on the half hour). Users are notified by text or email when their messages are approved and have gone live.
More importantly, the campaign should be measurable as well considering the abilities to track web and mobile traffic/submissions, as well as the immense traffic going through Time Square daily.
The formula?: Web Traffic (uniques) + Web & Mobile Submissions + (daily Time Square traffic (around 1.5 mil to 750: wow!) / A certain percentage) = Great and fun campaign.
Entry filed under: Brainstorms & Campaigns. Tags: digital billboard, LocaModa, multi-media integration, Stride Gum campaign, Time Square Billboards, Viacom.

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