Three live campaigns. Three measurable outcomes. The dataset, the optimization layer, and the GPMP path are ready to scale — today.
Each campaign was measured at the screen, optimized in-flight where data allowed, and tied back to a downstream outcome — search interest, attention duration, or actual store visits.
Verified Views Rating, view duration, active attention, and benchmark comparisons — measured live.
In 2021, WPP spend with Vertical Impression was $1.11M. In 2026, it's $35K. The case for incremental investment isn't more screens — it's better-quality exposure, measured live, with proof attached.
The 28.94% lift, the +1.36s attention gain, the search correlation — none of that existed when this spend was at its peak.
The attention framework sits on top of the existing pipes. Campaigns flow through GPMP, get measured, and the signal passes back into OOH optimization — no new tech stack, no DSP integration, no engineering ask. The future is selling guaranteed outcomes at 3+ seconds of attention, well past the 2.5-second memory-encoding threshold (Karen Nelson-Field, The Attention Economy, Amplified Intelligence).
Keep buying through GPMPs the way you already do. The attention framework sits on top of the existing pipes — no DSP work, no engineering, no workflow changes for buying teams.
Every GPMP campaign passes attention data back into OOH optimization. Each round informs the next. The lift you've already seen compounds across the portfolio.
The future of the model: spend committed against measured attention above the 2.5-second memory-encoding threshold (per Karen Nelson-Field's research). Quality-weighted, defensible, tied to outcomes — not delivery.
No pictures or video stored. Privacy-by-Design certified. Government-funded technology development. Already adapted to privacy law changes.
Captured per impression. ML classifies attention and view duration.
Only output data is transmitted off the screen.
PECB MS certification. Audited by KPMG.
First-party attention dataset. Network-wide. Standardized environments.
Every campaign that runs through GPMP gets measured by the attention framework, the signal passes back into OOH planning, and the next round optimizes against what actually worked. The lift you've already seen — Mazda's 28.94%, Audible's +1.36s, Sell Off's +1.18s — was a single-campaign view of a system that compounds. Lean into the work above. Run it at portfolio scale.