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Miami Dade Press Release

by Insite Admin | Nov 25, 2019 | Contracts, InSite Street Media

Signal Outdoor Advertising d/b/a Insite Street Media has been awarded a new three year contract to continue maintaining the bus benches in Miami Dade County. Signal has been the vendor for Miami Dade Transit for the past 11 years and is excited to continue the...

InSite Wraps Up Lidl in Atlanta

by Insite Admin | Mar 27, 2019 | General, InSite Street Media

Lidl, the German supermarket chain, has expanded into Georgia with three new stores in Metro Atlanta. Lidl, which is rhymes with “beetle,” is based in Germany and has more than 10,000 stores in 28 nations. Lidl is known as a discount grocer, focusing on stores with a...

Signal and Martin Combine Forces

by Insite Admin | Oct 12, 2018 | General, InSite Street Media

Transit and Street Furniture companies Signal Outdoor Advertising and Martin Outdoor Media have agreed to combine forces in an equity merger. The transaction is effective as of 9/28/18. The combined entity will offer coast-to-coast Transit Shelter, Transit Bench and...

Signal Awarded the Bus Contract for Suffolk County Transit

by Insite Admin | Jun 14, 2017 | InSite Street Media

We are pleased to announce that Signal has been awarded the contract to sell advertising on the Suffolk County Transit system effective July 1st. SCT has a fleet of 139 buses serving the county. Suffolk County is Long Island's eastern-most county, and covers an area...

Every OOH Ad Dollar Generates $5.97 in Sales

by Insite Admin | May 26, 2017 | InSite Street Media

MEASURING ROI: For each dollar spent on out of home (OOH) advertising, an average of $5.97 is generated in product sales, according to a new report released by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA). While radio, print, and digital display advertising...

Media Audience Fragmentation Provides Opportunity For OOH

by Insite Admin | Apr 26, 2017 | InSite Street Media

In its 2016 annual Pew Research State of the News Media Report, the Pew Research Center documented that 2015 was another year of alarming declines for newspapers — the worst since the 2008-2009 recession. The other local medium suffering news audience loss is local...