OOH Creative Evaluation
Which Out Of Home creative concepts cut through, communicate clearly, and drive brand impact — before you go live
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What it answers
Cut-through & resonance
See which creative stops people in their tracks. Measure cut-through and first impressions in the fast-viewing OOH environment.
Brand clarity
Check whether your message is instantly understood and correctly linked to your brand — even with just a quick glance.
Optimisation confidence
Get clear direction on which creative to run, refine, or retire and why
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about our TVC Creative Evaluation.
Your OOH Evaluation report is delivered within 24 hours of fieldwork completion. Most projects are completed end-to-end within 2–3 business days, depending on audience and sample feasibility.
Each creative is tested in its own study to ensure unbiased results. When you test multiple creatives within the same project, Redge provides individual reports plus a side-by-side comparison summary showing how each performs across key metrics like cut-through, clarity, and brand impact.
Any static or short-format creative: billboards, digital OOH screens, posters, transit ads, or social cut-downs. Redge’s chat-based interface supports image and short video uploads
Redge typically sources respondents through PureSpectrum or Cint to ensure high-quality, verified participants. You can also supply your own provider. Sample is always scoped and charged separately based on your audience and targeting.
You’ll receive:
- A PowerPoint summary deck with charted metrics and key insights
- AI-driven sentiment and thematic analysis of open-ended responses
- Audience feedback on likes, dislikes, and clarity
- A comparison summary if multiple creatives are tested
- A datafile for deeper analysis by your team or ours
Yes. You can include custom questions to explore additional creative elements, messages, or contextual factors.
Yes — results can be broken down by demographics, region, or behavioural segments. The depth of these comparisons depends on the sample size of each segment. Smaller sub-groups may yield directional rather than statistically robust insights, and we’ll advise on this during scoping.