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Bell × Vertical Impression
Outcomes Driven by Attention

The data layer
your OOH stack doesn't have yet.

Bell sells every channel where outcomes are the currency — CTV, search, social, mobile. OOH is the one that hasn't joined the table. The measurement layer that closes the gap is what we built. Plug it underneath your existing OOH book — and give OOH a seat in the outcomes media mix.

Walk the data
Footprint
2,841screens nationally
Properties
1,200across Canada
Coverage
10provinces & territories
01The Network

Where the signal is measured.

High-attention indoor environments — residential lobbies, offices, point-of-care, government, hospitality — at national scale across Canada. Filter the network by venue type. Each dot is a verified property with attention capture in flight.

CANADA · 10 PROV/TERR · LIVE
Properties · Canada
1,200
Verified physical sites with attention capture in flight.
Screens deployed
2,841
Each rendered ad tied to anonymous attention & cohort signals.
Venue Mix · Click to filter
02The Signal · Attention to Action

Three campaigns. Three optimizations. Three results.

Live in flight — not post-campaign receipts. Each card below is a real campaign delivered on the network, white-labelled here to verticals only. The signal didn't model the outcome. It measured it while the budget was still moving.

Auto · In-flight creative pivot
Image was losing. Video was winning. We moved the spend mid-flight.
+7.2% above baseline
Dashboard flagged image creatives running −4.5% below campaign average while video ran +4.4% above. Two optimizer interventions reweighted the buy. By week 5 the campaign average had climbed from −5% to +7.2% above baseline.
4.98s
Avg attention
+4.4%
Video vs image
63.8%
Active attention
Attention vs campaign avg · weekly
OPT 1 OPT 2 W1 W3 W6
⚡ 2 interventions · attention trending +7.2% above avg post-opt
Entertainment · Search-lift correlation
Attention rose. Then search rose. Live, not weeks after.
+36% search lift
Search interest for the brand keyword rose +36% during the flight window. The dashboard surfaced the attention-to-search correlation in real time — not a post-campaign report. The team saw the cause-and-effect while the budget was still in market.
5.30s
Avg attention
+35%
Post-opt lift
+4.0%
vs network avg
Attention vs search · live correlation
Pre-flight Mid-flight +36% Attention Search
⚡ In-flight optimization · attention flipped negative → +38% above campaign avg
Travel · Foot traffic attribution
Attention earned the impression. Visits earned the budget.
$0.51/ verified visit
Device-verified foot traffic attribution produced a cost-per-visit of $0.51 at rate-card. +28.94% traffic lift on portfolio average. OOH delivering performance-channel accountability — the receipt that proves the ROI while the flight is still live.
$0.51
Per visit
+28.94%
Traffic lift
266K
Unique visitors
Visits by hour · 4–7p peak
8a 5p 10p
⚡ Verified visits attributed at the device level · attention → action
This is what the attention layer produces. Not after the campaign ends — while it's live. Optimizations triggered while the budget is still in flight. Outcomes that close the loop with the same signal that captured them.
3
Campaigns
3
Optimizations
3
Outcomes
Closer Look

Two of the proofs above productized into deeper layers. Travel below is foot-traffic attribution at scale — every screen tied to verified visits. Auto is the Optimization Loop — existing video assets earning lift on the network at zero incremental spend. Both are operational. Neither is a pilot.

A Foot Traffic Attribution

Attention earns its keep when the visits land.

Foot Traffic Attribution (FTA) connects measured exposure on the screen to actual location visits after — device-level, anonymized, and tied back to the specific assets that drove them. Attention is the leading indicator. Visits are the proof.

6%
Verified Visit Conversion
6 in every 100 verified ad exposures resulted in a measured store visit. Device-level attribution, anonymous, attribution-window controlled. The conversion rate that closes attention to outcome.
Portfolio lift
+28.94%
vs. control · campaign window
Cost per verified visit
$0.51
at rate-card · no negotiation
Unique visitors
266K
device-deduped
Attribution window
14d
post-exposure · controlled
Property-level foot traffic lift
Lift measured per asset · anonymized · the 28.94% portfolio number is real per-property, not an average
Property A · Resi
+44%
Property B · Office
+38%
Property C · Hospitality
+34%
Property D · Resi
+30%
Property E · Office
+26%
Property F · Resi
+24%
Property G · Point of Care
+21%
Property H · Resi
+17%
Visits by day of week
When attention turned into store visits
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Visits by hour
Afternoon-evening cluster · 4–7pm peak
4p
5p
6p
7p
Why FTA closes the loop
Attention seconds are the leading indicator. Foot traffic is the proof. A 28.94% lift across the campaign — $0.51 cost per visit at rate-card — is what attention buys you when the framework ties it back to a real-world outcome.
B Optimization Loop

Your video assets, working harder.

The play: the video already produced for digital, broadcast, or social — send it to OOH. Same asset, plug-and-play onto the network, no incremental creative cost. The attention framework measures it frame-by-frame, finds the moments that hold, and feeds the signal back into the next flight. The lift comes for free — and a recent agency engagement proves it works.

Plug-and-play onto OOH
$0
incremental creative cost
Pre-optimization attention
4.29s
video assets, OOH
Post-optimization attention
4.65s
+0.36s · network lift
Search correlation
r=0.56
attention vs. brand search
Attention Trends · video introduced into OOH flight
Weekly variance vs. campaign · same creative, no incremental spend
Attention vs. campaign (%)
Search interest
Videos Introduced
Pre-OOHWeek 2Week 3Videos introducedWeek 5Week 6
📈 Free lift in action. A video creative — already produced for other channels — was sent into OOH on the same flight. Attention shifted from 4.29s pre-OOH to 4.65s after — a +0.36s improvement. Brand search interest showed a positive correlation (r=0.56) across 6 weeks. White-labelled from a recent agency engagement. Same play applies to any video asset already in market.
The play
Plug existing video onto the network. The asset costs nothing additional. The attention layer measures every frame. The signal feeds the next flight. Lift comes for free.
03Creative Attention Scorecard

One creative. A complete read.

Every creative on the network earns the same scorecard. Verified attention. Frame-by-frame heatmap. Where it wins, where it lags, what to fix. The view below is one anonymized hero asset — the system runs the same read on every flight, every creative.

▶ VIDEO · 15s
SCORED
[ Creative Withheld ]
Anonymized hero asset
scored on the network
15s video · 16:9 · low motion · warm palette
Hero asset · Flight active
Brand identity withheld. Every panel below is the same read every creative on the network receives, in real time.
5.41s
Avg Attention
+0.72s vs category
78
Verified Views Rating
/ 100 · top quartile
62.4%
Active Attention
eyes-on rate
★★★★☆
Composite Tier
Network-relative
Memory Encoded
Clears 2.5s threshold
Creative AttributesRead
✦ Strengths
🌡
Color Temperature
Warm (+96)
🎨
Saturation
High (0.62)
Aa
Text Density
Low (≤7 words)
🔗
CTA Present
Yes · @ 3.0s
Motion
Low (subtle fades)
Layout
Single subject focal
◇ Opportunities & Descriptors
Brightness
Mid · drops at 11–12s
👤
Human Faces
3 detected (frame 2)
📦
Product Shown
Yes
🎞
Dynamic Scene Rate
Medium
Recommendations3 actions
Strength
4-star asset. Top quartile on both stare duration and viewability. Warm palette + low text density + early CTA are doing the heavy lifting. Hold this creative in flight; use it as the calibration anchor for variants.
Action Needed
Rescue darkness at 11–12s. Frame brightness drops below the network floor near the end of the clip; attention dips with it. Lift mid-tones in the final 3 seconds or move the brand close-out earlier — the asset loses ~6% engagement in the last beat.
💡Opportunity
Focus on one face. Frame 2 carries 3 faces; single-subject framing tends to sustain attention 8–12% longer in this venue mix. Test a cut with one hero face for the next flight.
Frame-by-Frame Attention Heatmap
Attention captured per 0.5s frame, indexed 0–100 · 30 frames across 15 seconds
PEAK 100 @ 1.0s DIP 88 @ 12.0s CTA 3.0s AVG 96
NETWORK AVG · 96
0s3s6s9s12s15s
Above network avg
Below network avg
Peak frame
Lowest frame
CTA appears
Network avg line
📍
Geographic Performance
Province-level attention vs portfolio avg
ON
5.62s
AB
5.41s
BC
5.28s
QC
5.06s
MB
4.92s
🏢
Building Type
Attention by venue
🏠 Residential
5.58s
+5.2% vs portfolio
🏢 Office
5.18s
−2.4% vs portfolio
🕐
Time of Day
Attention volume by hour block
4.1K
6–9a
8.4K
9–12p
11.2K
12–3p
13.6K
3–6p
9.8K
6–9p
3.2K
9p–12a
📅
Day of Week
Attention volume by day
7.2K
Mon
8.1K
Tue
9.4K
Wed
10.6K
Thu
12.4K
Fri
11.2K
Sat
6.0K
Sun
👥
Demographic Breakdown
Cohort split · attention · active viewing rate
🧔 Men · 48% of impressions
5.21s
vs portfolio−1.6%
Active viewing61.5%
👩 Women · 52% of impressions
5.59s
vs portfolio+3.8%
Active viewing66.2%
Placement Fit · 0–100
Where this creative wins.
Attention transfer · creative-format fit · context efficiency · ranked across the broader media mix.
🛗
DOOH · VI Elevator
Native environment · top fit
96/ 100
🛣
Digital Billboard
Astral roadside LED · video plays native
84/ 100
🚉
Digital Transit Shelter
Astral street-level digital · short dwell
78/ 100
🛍
Mall
Interior digital · longer dwell environment
71/ 100
Airport
Terminal digital · captive audience
67/ 100
🚇
Subway / Transit Interior
In-car & platform · mixed digital + static
58/ 100
🏛
Street Furniture
Columns & urban panels · short look
52/ 100
🚏
Static Transit Shelter
Single-frame extract from video
41/ 100
🏙
Wallscape / Spectacular
Large-format static · single frame
35/ 100
🖼
Static Poster
Wild posting · single frame extract
28/ 100
Priming Sequence
Sequenced after the high-attention pair — Elevator + Digital Billboard — this creative carries measurably stronger downstream effect across the rest of the Bell footprint. Use the two top-fit formats as the priming layer; the lift compounds through everything Bell sells next.
Elevator + Digital Billboard Rest of Bell footprint
Calibration · Phase 2
Connect your concurrent play logs.
The scores above are calibrated against the network baseline. Send your concurrent OOH and programmatic play logs and we refresh the read against your real footprint — same creative, scored across your live mix.
Calibrate ↗
✓ Clears 2.5s
Memory Encoding
ON
Top Province
M5V
Top FSA
3–6p
Peak Hour Block
05 — The Layer

The layer your clients are now asking for.

Bell sells every channel where attention is measured. OOH is the one that isn't — yet. The signal demonstrated above is productizable, white-labellable, and ready to sit underneath Bell's existing book. We bring the data layer. Bell brings the channel.

01
Pilot
A short, fixed-scope flight on the network. Three guaranteed reports. Bell sees the data with their own eyes — on their own brand campaign — before any reseller commitment.
02
Integrate
VI's signal becomes the attention layer underneath Bell's media stack. White-labelled in Bell's books. Bell sells the layer. We deliver it under the hood.
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