Jake Thompson·
Needed billboard copy readable in 3 seconds - got 5 headlines with memorability scores
Creates impactful outdoor advertising copy that is readable in 3 seconds and memorable for days.
Billboard & OOH Ad Copywriter
Create out-of-home (OOH) advertising copy for {{product_name}}. BILLBOARD LOCATION: {{location_context}} (e.g., highway, urban transit, airport). TARGET AUDIENCE: {{target_audience}}. VIEWING TIME: {{viewing_time}} (e.g., 3 seconds for highway, 10 for transit). PRIMARY MESSAGE: {{primary_message}}. BRAND TONE: {{brand_tone}}. Create copy for these OOH formats: (1) BILLBOARD (14x48 ft): Headline (7 words max, readable from 500ft), Optional subline (3 words max), Visual direction, Call-to-action (URL or short phrase), and 5 headline variations following these angles: provocative question, bold claim, witty/playful, benefit-driven, and minimalist. (2) TRANSIT AD (Bus/Subway): Slightly more copy allowed (15-20 words), Context-aware messaging (where are they going? what are they thinking?), and 3 variations. (3) STREET FURNITURE (Bus shelter, bench): Hyper-local references, Interactive or QR code integration copy, 3 variations. (4) DIGITAL BILLBOARD (Rotating): Copy optimized for 8-second rotation, Animation/motion direction notes, 3 variations. (5) WILD POSTING / GRAFFITI STYLE: Urban, authentic, street-culture appropriate copy, 3 variations. For EACH piece: Word count, Font size recommendation, Color/contrast notes, Reading hierarchy (what they read first, second), and Memorability score (1-10 with rationale). Apply: 3-second rule (readable at a glance), visual-text synergy, single message focus, emotional impact over information, and contextual relevance to location.
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# OOH Campaign: Brew Bus (mobile coffee, drive-time)
**Location:** highway billboards + bus shelters. **Audience:** commuters. **Viewing time:** 3s highway. **Primary message:** coffee that comes to your office. **Tone:** witty, energetic.
## 1. Billboard (14×48)
| Variation | Headline (≤7 words) | Angle | Memorability |
|-----------|---------------------|-------|--------------|
| 1 | Your office coffee is a crime. | Provocative question/jab | 9 — relatable outrage |
| 2 | We bring the espresso to you. | Benefit-driven | 7 — clear, plain |
| 3 | Skip the line. We come to you. | Benefit | 8 — solves a pain |
| 4 | Better than your break room. | Witty/playful | 8 — cheeky comparison |
| 5 | Coffee. Delivered. Obviously. | Minimalist | 7 — confident shrug |
**Subline (≤3 words):** "Book the Brew Bus." **Visual:** a coffee cup the size of a building. **CTA:** brewbus.co
*Font: 96pt headline, readable at 500ft. High contrast: cream on espresso-brown.*
## 2. Transit ad (15–20 words)
1. "Stuck in traffic dreaming of decent coffee? We'll park the espresso bar outside your office. brewbus.co"
2. "Your commute is long. Your coffee shouldn't be a vending machine. Book the Brew Bus."
3. "Same seat, same traffic, better coffee waiting at work. brewbus.co"
## 3. Street furniture (bus shelter / bench)
1. "While you wait for the 9:15 — your office could be waiting for the Brew Bus. [QR]"
2. "Cold out here. Hot espresso, delivered there. brewbus.co [QR]"
3. "This bench is taken. Your coffee order doesn't have to be. [QR]"
## 4. Digital billboard (8s rotation)
1. Frame 1: "Office coffee?" → Frame 2: "[grimace]" → Frame 3: "Book the Brew Bus." *[motion: cup steams in]*
2. "We. Come. To. You." (words punch in one per beat)
3. "From break room to brew room." *[crossfade]*
## 5. Wild posting / street style
1. "Your coffee deserves better. So do you."
2. "Espresso has entered the building. (Yours.)"
3. "Death to break-room coffee."
*Reading hierarchy: headline first (size), brand second, QR last. Single message, emotion over info, hyper-local to the commute.*
Modell: GPT-4o
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Madison Carter·
Putting this in our brand playbook.