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An Agency Perspective serifs and thin line weights will hinder the
readers’ ability to effectively read copy.
4 Simple Rules for Success: Creative
Guidelines on Out Of Home (OOH) Succint Communication Delivers More
Impact:
1. Integrated Communication Planning - “ Create one message that the viewer can
OOH activities need to be part of the quickly see and comprehend”
overall brand communication approach. … The more messages you have, the lower the
2. Context of Message and Location - comprehension level
Messages are more effective if you
understand consumer’s behavior and Size Matters:
interaction with the channel - Larger displays are more readily seen
• e.g Entering the CBD could be about
priming yourself for work and Leaving
- Bigger displays are seen for longer duration
the CBD could be more gimmicks or - The clarity of the messages needs to be
quality time for the home proportional to viewing distance and
• MRT advertising could talk about “rush exposure time
hour” - Potential Viewing Duration: (POSTAR
3. Apply the Basic Creative Guidelines on 2000)
OOH Design: Bus Shelter = 6 seconds
- The need for simplicity Billboard = 10 seconds
- Size matters
- Color * Some examples that should NOT be
- Impactful Images followed:
1st Draft - Text is small and difficult to read,
The Need For Simplicity: product shots are difficult to see, brand is
“Outdoor is the art of persuasion at its most difficult to distinguish
simple. Compared with all the other 2nd Draft- Text size has increased, product
advertising media, this is the one that has to shot sizes have increased, brand is still difficult
work in a few seconds.” - Rob Morris and to distinguish
Steve Grounds, ‘Great Outdoor’ Final Draft- More visible (added colour and
close-up), message is simpler, brand easily
Few Words: identified, product shots
“ The rule of thumb in outdoor creative:
“six words or less”
to communicate the most in the least amount
of time”