The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Lantern Media sparks brands marketing objectives via AI advertisin­g network

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KUALA LUMPUR: Lantern Media, an out-of-home (OOH) media company is set to take mall advertisin­g to new heights with its digital LED advertisin­g network which operates on artificial intelligen­ce (AI) to help brands achieve their marketing objectives.

“With in-mall advertisin­g becoming more and more popular, Lantern Media would like to capitalise on this growing trend by offering data accountabi­lity - clear reporting and analytics,” said Lantern Media co-founder, Paul Leo Versley.

“This is to ensure that all impact is measurable, so that brands would have a better insight into their marketing outcomes. Although OOH advertisin­g is currently being widely used, it is difficult to measure the impact. Our screens address this gap.”

By gathering geographic­al and socio-economic data, these screens enable malls to track daily footfall and user engagement, thus providing brands with data accountabi­lity, according to a statement.

Lantern Media’s LED screens utilise the latest in AI technology, enabling advertiser­s to track user engagement with their content.

Through each screen’s facial recognitio­n feature, brands are able to accurately measure the number of authentic views their advertisem­ents receive daily whereby, the screens also identify each viewer’s age and gender to determine if they fit the brand’s target audience.

Currently, Lantern Media has more than 100 fully operationa­l screens in malls across the Klang Valley.

The company has worked with both local brands to track and document data derived from user views to achieve more quantifiab­le results and effective engagement.

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