What the screen is
One screen on one charging station inside a host venue. Guests walk up to it to rent a power bank and come back to return it. It is not a display covering the whole venue.
The venue approves the message
Each message is agreed with the host venue before it runs. That keeps the screen right for the room.
A placement is a set of terms
Your proposal names the station, the weeks, your share of the loop, and the wording. Those are what we deliver on. We do not promise reach, attendance, impressions, or performance. See the measurement guide.
Creative for a screen, not a poster
Keep it to one idea, big type, and one action, readable from a step away. The creative guidelines cover the details.
What makes an inquiry useful
Your business, your offer, the venues or area you want, your dates, and your creative status. Digital screen advertising covers the buying steps.
Where the screens are
Stations are live today at Paradise Lanes Bowling Alley in Spartanburg and Total Fitness Family Center in Piedmont, with new venues joining across South Carolina. Each proposal names the specific screens available when you book.
What a good first campaign looks like
Pick one venue your customers already visit. Write one clear offer with a code that only appears on the screen. Run it for a month. Count the redemptions. If the numbers work for your business, add venues. If they do not, you have spent a small, known amount to find out, which is the right way to test any new channel.
When it is the wrong buy
If you need guaranteed impressions or statewide reach tomorrow, this is not the channel. If your customers already spend time in the host venues, it can be a strong local presence.