Digital billboards are a powerful way to get your message in front of real people in real locations—right when they’re on the move. Whether you're a local business looking to boost foot traffic, a regional brand launching a new product, or a company aiming to stay top-of-mind in your area, digital billboards combine the visibility of classic billboards with the precision and flexibility of digital advertising.
Unlike static posters, digital billboards let you swap messages instantly, adapt to different times of day, and run short bursts of high-impact campaigns. You can focus on specific zip codes, run local A/B tests, and even trigger ads based on weather or events.
Below, we explore three practical digital billboard use cases for small and medium-sized businesses—from local hiring to sustainability branding and product promotion.
A mid-sized bakery chain with 15 stores across a regional area.
The company needs to recruit staff at multiple locations and wants to make the most of foot and car traffic near their shops. Instead of generic job listings, they run geo-targeted digital billboard ads near busy intersections, bus stops, and commuter routes.
A local organic grocery startup with an eCommerce option and two city stores.
To boost visibility and align the brand with green values, they run ads on digital billboards in urban centers and near eco-friendly hotspots like farmers' markets and zero-waste stores.
A regional furniture store chain launching a new line of compact home office desks.
The brand runs a regional awareness push across digital billboards in city centers, shopping zones, and commuter routes. The goal is to showcase the new collection, drive traffic to showrooms, and create urgency with a limited-time offer.