Local digital signage advertising.

[Nerdite]

Hello everyone,

Hope this finds you well.

I am currently developing an ultra-low power digital signage system made predominantly from recycled materials. The advertising is designed to be placed in shop windows with the correct planning permissions for illuminated signage.

At the moment I am testing the water to see if this would be of any interest to the business community from both businesses who with to share a location and make some extra money from advertising and companies who with to go down the local advertising route.

As I said it is early days but I would love to hear your input on what I am trying to achieve.

Each system will be digitally managed remotely, they automatically reset refresh every 5 minutes with new advertising and reset every day as a power saving mechanism.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Kind regards

J

 

[Honey Blinds]

For some reason this does not sound new, not trying to put you off, but do they already exist?

 

[Nerdite]

Digital advertising isn't new, it's the use, location & price point that will be different. Currently you only see these signs in high traffic areas and not targeted locations for specific advertising.
Unfortunately I can't tell you exactly what the plan is at this stage. .

What I can say though is I will be making the digital signage free for the locations.

Any other questions?

 

[KindaichiShota]

So this process is worthy to apply for advertisement.

 

[Nerdite]

Once the technology side of things are all settled, yes. I'm building a website and app to allow anyone to advertise.

 

[BigPhill]

This may be difficult to make profitable without good funds

If i remember correctly, the companies which currently offer this service pay the retailers for the space in their shops.... so you will need a decent local network to attract advertisers

 

[Nerdite]

@BigPhill You are absolutely correct. They aren't paid for the space, they are paid a share in advertising revenue. The system is slightly different where it not only generates revenue on the back end they will be able to sell advertising directly to the public.

 

[alex360]

Hi I like the fact you are using recycled products (I am not a Greenpeace member) just a few things who will pay the electricity to power these? Some retailers will ask that I am sure you have see retailers are cutting cost everywhere with less and less staff replaced by automated check out. I wish you all the best

 

[Nerdite]

@alex360 They will, The power consumption on this device is 18w. Other devices on the market use 80w - 1000w. The average shop uses florescent lighting and usually leave their lights on all year round. each florescent tube is 27w. So this device uses less power than the lights.

 

[alex360]

Ok that is good, I maybe wrong but I think they will few questions and this on will probably one, be prepared when you go to offer your product. Good luck