nova: Retail Media-AdManager
With nova, the innovative retail media tool for the efficient marketing of digital signage networks and on electronic shelf labels (ESLs), classic content can be seamlessly combined with retail media on one screen.
Specially developed for self-marketing and external advertising, nova can be used to create and manage advertising campaigns in a matter of seconds without in-depth technical know-how.
New revenue streams are created through targeted, data-based advertising at the point of sale, offering minimal wastage and maximum visibility. Comprehensive reporting and monitoring ensure smooth operation, while the intuitive user interface makes it quick and easy to get started.
Simple reservation
Campaigns can be created and reserved in just a few seconds — regardless of whether the content is already available. The user-friendly process enables a quick start and is suitable even for technically inexperienced users.
Real-time utilization feedback
During the creation of a campaign, nova provides direct feedback on the availability of the desired criteria. Users receive information on whether adjustments need to be made to target groups, store utilization or time slots. This makes the campaign planning process efficient and targeted.
Flexible marketing models
nova supports two types of marketing that can be configured individually:
CPM (thousand-contact price): Customers pay a fixed amount for 1,000 contacts and can flexibly define the desired reach. The contact rate is determined based on sensor data and multipliers that record the average number of people per screen.
SoV (Share of Voice): The available advertising time is divided into equal shares. Customers purchase slots, the number of which determines the frequency with which they are played.
Editability of campaigns
Campaigns remain flexible: content can be adapted or replaced at any time up to the start date. This offers maximum control and adaptability for advertisers.
Dynamic time shares in the network
nova enables a percentage distribution of airtime between classic digital signage and retail media. For example, companies can play out internal content in the morning and split the airtime 50/50 between internal content and retail media in the afternoon.