Hyperlocal, place-based media inside the stores shoppers trust most — static and digital placements positioned in the aisles, at the entrance and at the checkout.
Screens and print sit in the aisles people are already walking — the last stop before the decision gets made.
The supermarket is one of the few places a shopper still visits on a routine, and advertising there inherits that trust.
Reach shoppers during the visit, when a brand can still change what lands in the cart.
Grocery reaches the person doing the buying for the whole household, week after week.
Digital screens for movement and rotation, print placements for persistence — used together or on their own.
Buy the chains and the neighborhoods that matter to you, rather than a national package you can’t control.
Full-motion placements at the entrance, the checkout and above the aisles — rotating, dayparted and updatable.
Print media positioned where shoppers pause, holding the message for the whole trip.
Placement near the aisle your product actually sells in, so the message lands next to the decision.
Placement examples. Creative shown is illustrative of the format and does not represent a client relationship.
Screens, locations, spots and estimated impressions reported by chain and market.
For eligible campaigns, connect exposure to store visits and sales lift.
re[TELL] turns in-store exposure into a digital audience you can follow home. AdLink brings it into one view.
Chains, store counts, screen counts, placements, formats, availability and measurement vary by market, campaign objective, budget, retailer agreement and advertiser eligibility. Network figures are estimates provided by our retail media partners. All campaigns are subject to inventory availability, creative approval, retailer policies and applicable law.
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