Out Of Home International have been appointed by Bodies Under Construction to run an outdoor advertising campaign within London, promoting their connected services at The Putney Clinic. Offering physiotherapy facilities in south-west London, The Putney Clinic will be promoted via Adshel advertising. Combining the photographic image of cyclists with the bold, white question “in pain?”, […]
Read More >Managed by Out Of Home International, MH Culture have scheduled an outdoor campaign in central London to advertise the 2013 Peking Opera UK Tour. Situated in Waterloo Station and Leicester Square, 12-Sheet billboards and lift escalator panels will target commuter hotspots with the Opera’s UK performance schedule. Traversing theatres located in central locations of Holborn, […]
Read More >West Midlands based Halesowen College are running an outdoor advertising campaign with Out Of Home International, implementing 48 sheet and 6 sheet billboards to raise awareness of their 26th January open day. The promotional billboards will feature in the Halesowen locality, thus successfully targeting potential students in the approach to the college’s first open day […]
Read More >Childcare service kidsunlimited has appointed Out Of Home International to produce a western-central London advertising campaign for the Ladbroke Grove division of their day nursery network. Within a three-minute walking distance of the nursery, lift escalator panels situated at Holland Park Underground station are strategically placed to attract residents local to the kidsunlimited branch. The […]
Read More >Out Of Home International and UK Fashion Events have coordinated an outdoor advertising campaign in promotion of the 2013 UK Baby and Toddler Show, taking place at Echo Arena on the 2nd and 3rd February. 48 sheet billboard adverts and lift escalator panels will be present in Liverpool throughout January, promoting the event to new […]
Read More >NHS Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group has launched a publicity campaign via Out Of Home International, adopting the use of 48-sheet billboards around Nottingham City in support of its ‘Where should you be?’ campaign.
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