Media companies say ‘OOH yes' to joint banner

Feb 9th at 08:14
09-02-2016 08:14:44+07:00

Media companies say ‘OOH yes' to joint banner

Four leading Lao media companies have joined forces to offer advertisers a convenient one-stop solution for their out-of-home (OOH) advertising needs within the country.

Under the one umbrella of OOH Laos, Bluegrass Design Group, Panyathip Advertising, MAA, and Max Media will together deliver more than 250 billboard optio ns including LED monitors and banners across the nation. The four parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Friday to form the new venture.

President o f Panyathip Advertising, Mr Sayasorn Panyathip explained that OOH Laos aimed to serve as a one-stop solution for advertisers, improve maintenance of hoarding structures and surrounding areas, and standardise the of billboards offered in the country.

OOH Laos plans to self-regulate advertising practices to meet international standards in line with the Asean Economic Community (AEC) era.

Mr Sayasorn said the new joint venture would provide value for money to both local and foreign advertisers looking for solutions, convenience and world-class service.

He was confident that OOH Laos would be able to better serve advertisers by providing them with options and solutions that they would otherwise have to “shop around” for.

Recently, OOH Laos undertook a road show taking in Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore, promoting the standards and quality of Lao out-of home advertising to attract more clients.

“As Lao-owned companies, we do more than just sell advertising space in the country,” Bluegrass Founder, Mr Praseuth Banchongphakdy said, highlighting efforts to standardise, improve maintenance around billboards and ensuring all of them were lit.

OOH Laos would also help to improve the visual landscape and increase safety around areas in which billboards are located.

Bluegrass currently manages the outdoor advertising at Wattay International Airport and has contributed to landscaping and garden maintenance around billboards, which will also benefit advertisers by eliminating distractions from their advertisement, giving them more visibility and appeal.

vientiane times



NEWS SAME CATEGORY

Asean-BAC conference to boost regional cooperation and private sector

The 2nd Asean-Business Advisory Council (BAC) Conference 2016 on “Post-2015 Agenda of the AseanEconomic Community (AEC) and the Lao PDR” was held in the capital on...

Lao Telecom eyes stronger growth for 2016

Lao Telecommunications Company (LTC) projects income this year to reach 1,790 billion kip from its services in the country, an increase of 13.3 percent over last...

Laos eyes Asean economic cooperation ties

The Lao government anticipates that it will do its best to prioritise, promote and enhance c ooperation between Laos and Asean, especially in the economic sector as...

Govt orders product labeling in Lao language

Every product manufactured domestically and also imported products shall now be required to be labeled in Lao language prior to distribution in order to protect...

AEC promises garment growth but labour still an issue

The local garment industry will continue to grow this year with the coming of the Asean Economic Community (AEC), but supplying enough labour remains a challenge...

Laos' economy to benefit from rising labour force

The labour force in Laos is expected to increase to 610,000 people in the next five years to support the growth of the economy.

BNK Capital Lao makes third donation to primary school

Leasing company BNK Capital Lao, formerly known as Lao PDR, BS Capital, under the umbrella of BNK Financial Group of the Republic of Korea, has made a school...

Lao-Korean business people discuss investment climate

Senior officials, business people and experts from Laos and the Republic of Korea gathered last week to discuss the current investm ent climate in the sectors of...

Indonesia shows interest in Lao economic development

Laos and Indonesia will take advantage of AEC integration to boost the trade value between the two countries over the years to come.

Vientiane farmers beef up cattle rearing skills

The Vientiane Agriculture and Forestry Department is encouraging farmers to rear more cattle, to provide meat for the domestic market and for export.


MOST READ


Back To Top