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14th Annual Indoor Billboard Advertising Conference Oct. 13-16, Las Vegas
Article By: Article by John Koenig, President, IBAA
The Indoor Billboard Advertising Association is a proud parent of a teenager! Next month at the 14th Annual Indoor Billboard Advertising Conference, indoor advertising companies, sponsors and vendors will gather at the retro chic Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas on October 13th-16th, 2011.
Like most 14 year olds, our teenager has been into ‘€œsocial media’€ years before his parents had awkwardly friended him on Facebook to keep tabs on his exploits.
Indoor Advertising is Social Media.
Some core members of Indoor Billboard Advertising Association (IBAA) have been sending advertising messages during ‘€œsocial interaction’€ settings at bars, restaurants, nightclubs, health clubs, sports arenas and other venues for nearly three decades.
One type of indoor media, restroom advertising, captures the attention of the young and affluent 21-35 year old demographic*. Often referred to as non-traditional advertising, restroom advertising is widely recognized as an extremely targeted, well-received advertising medium.
Company Spotlight: Poo Free Parks

Finished making scatological jokes? Allow us to introduce you to Poo Free Parks’„¢, a Denver-based, privately-held company providing environmentally-responsible pet stations and services to local communities. Poo Free Parks’„¢ has created an advertising medium that allows brands to access high traffic public areas previously impervious to advertising: public parks and open spaces.
The ad format is a synergy of static signage, consumer take-away products, and mobile integration. The service, aimed at reducing harmful pet waste in parks and waterways with an environmentally- and socially-responsible approach, is delivered to local communities at no cost to municipalities or taxpayers. The eco-friendly program includes the installation, supply, and upkeep of pet waste bag dispensers made from 100 percent recyclable aluminum, filled with 100 percent biodegradable bags designed to naturally deteriorate within 18 months.
OAAA Says Stand Up and Be Counted
Stephen Freitas, Chief Marketing Officer for OAAA, explains why it is imperative for all media sellers in the outdoor industry to provide accurate data to the three reporting agencies. Continue reading →





