Example Campaigns

Four illustrative campaign shapes, showing how a run is planned and what it is measured on. These are examples, not customer results.

Food & Dining

Challenge

A new branch has opened in a residential and office area. Flyers and social posts are not reaching the local professional crowd who work nearby.

Approach

A short campaign on screens in coffee shops close to the new branch, showing menu highlights and an opening offer behind a QR code.

How It Would Be Measured

QR scans against the offer, and whether the branch sees a change in walk-ins over the campaign window.

Automotive Services

Challenge

The customers worth reaching are working professionals, and online ads for the category are expensive and poorly targeted locally.

Approach

Screens in business-district venues, scheduled for the morning and lunch periods when professionals are actually sitting down.

How It Would Be Measured

QR scans, and bookings that arrive through the campaign's own landing page rather than the general site.

Events & Education

Challenge

Registrations need to move quickly on a small budget, and the deadline does not move.

Approach

A one-week burst with a visible countdown and a QR code going straight to the registration form, refreshed as the date approaches.

How It Would Be Measured

Scans per day against days remaining, and registrations attributed to the campaign link.

Food & Dining

Challenge

An existing venue wants a limited-time menu seen by people who do not already follow it.

Approach

Artwork updated weekly so a returning viewer sees a different item each visit, rather than the same frame for the whole run.

How It Would Be Measured

Scans per creative variant, which shows which items pull and which do not.

These are illustrative examples only. They do not describe any real customer, campaign or result.

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