Broadsign and Brisbane-based branding agency Heurist have announced an integration between Broadsign’s supply side platform Broadsign Reach and Heurist’s demand-side platform CAASie.
This new integration provides CAASie’s user base of local advertisers with access to premium DOOH screens across Australia and brings Broadsign Reach DSP integrations to over thirty, making it one of the most widely accessible DOOH supply sources globally.
Taryn Syratt, GM at Heurist, stated: “The most amazing thing that digital marketing has achieved is giving anyone and everyone the ability to advertise – regardless of budget. This created opportunities and accessibility for big and small brands alike.”
“It’s thanks to the ease, flexibility and trackability that online advertising brings, that traditional media has been left behind. Small businesses don’t necessarily know how to value or make use of the top-of-funnel and brand-building media.
“CAASie is our stepping-stone in the direction to make out-of-home more valuable, accessible and easily available to the little guys – the ones who have never had the opportunity or inclination before. Our partnership with Broadsign makes this possible. We’re really excited by the opportunities that Broadsign will bring for CAASie and its users,” Syratt added.
“Most demand-side platforms do a great job in servicing the bigger agencies and advertisers. CAASie is different in that it has been built with small businesses in mind.
“These businesses can now get their brand on a billboard in just a few clicks and from the publisher’s perspective, a lot of the friction often associated with transacting the long tail of advertisers is removed.
“Integrating our supply-side platform, Broadsign Reach, with CAASie makes a lot of sense as it connects our publisher partners with an even broader range of advertisers,” explained Ben Allman, Sales Director for Australia & New Zealand at Broadsign.
