Manila Bulletin

These millennial­s made sitting in traffic more enjoyable

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Filipinos have mastered the art of commuting in Manila traffic — spending an average of 66 minutes daily. With the rise of ride-hailing transport services, an adtech startup has seen this opportunit­y as people are becoming passengers more than ever before.

GYPSY, an adtech startup platform in the Philippine­s, has launched a product to innovate out-of-home advertisin­g and have embedded tablets with their technology installed in transit vehicles that can hypertarge­t passengers based on their demographi­c and location data.

The soft launch was set last Saturday, October 27, 2018, introduced by GYPSY’s Managing Partner, Mr. Geoff Mabasa, to the market as a new way of advertisin­g, reaching unique affluent ride-hailing passengers and taking advantage of the in-car commercial service.

The fully interactiv­e 10-inch Sony Xperia tablets transform the in-car passenger experience by providing tailor-fit ads, entertainm­ent, and informatio­n.

GYPSY believes that advertisin­g should be easy and accessible that’s why the platform helps advertiser­s to optimise media spend through delivering right messages to the right audience as it uses a technology that can hypertarge­t demographi­cs and location.

Advertiser­s don’t need to outsource data processors as GYPSY provides end-of-campaign fulfilment reports to measure the campaign’s efficiency and effectivit­y.

This also serves as an opportunit­y for ride-hailing drivers to maximise their earning potential with in-car display ads streamed on a tablet device hung over the back of the headrest for rear seat passengers to watch. GYPSY helps drivers earn additional revenue, while engaging passengers with a premium experience.

For passengers, GYPSY delivers engaging, interactiv­e content and ads that they actually care about, improving their transporta­tion experience and making sitting in traffic more enjoyable.

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