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DOOXOOH EXCHANGE

Buy advertising. Sell screen time. Find your side.

Discover published media on a map, build campaign plans, agree offers and review trading reports with DOOXOOH Exchange for buyers and publishers.

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Advertising in an airport.
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FOR BUYERS

Buy advertising

I am an advertiser, agency or media buyer looking for places to run a campaign.

Explore Exchange for buyers
Advertising screen in an airport

FOR SELLERS

Sell screen time

I own or manage screens and want to offer advertising inventory.

Explore Exchange for sellers

DOOXOOH EXCHANGE

Two sides. One connected advertising workflow.

01

For advertisers and agencies

Find advertising opportunities, prepare artwork and request a booking around your audience, dates and budget. Your buyer workspace keeps campaign requests and delivery together.

02

For screen owners and publishers

Choose the screens and advertising time you want to offer. Set up listings, review artwork and booking requests, and follow the delivery and earnings of accepted campaigns.

03

Start with a screen or a curated media package.

Explore individual screen listings or media packages prepared by media owners. Bring your locations, campaign dates and creative requirements into an enquiry so the offer starts with your brief.

04

Keep the conversation beside the campaign.

Use private messages to work through a booking with the other organisation. Where calling is enabled, eligible trading partners can also have one-to-one voice or video conversations from their existing trade conversation.

05

Give both sides a clear approval process.

Buyers submit campaign artwork and supporting approval evidence. Publishers review the proposed dates, creative and buying plan before accepting a booking.

06

Follow delivery and commercial records.

Keep accepted campaigns connected to reported delivery, spend or earnings records. Buyers and publishers have views suited to their side of the transaction.

07

Run the media business behind the offer.

Use DOOXOOH Orbit to organise inventory, proposals, field jobs and financial records. Bring selected media packages into Exchange so the public offer stays connected to the team managing it.

08

Plan from the map, then shape the detail.

Use Campaign studio to explore published media on a map or in a list, compare units and build a saved plan. Set campaign dates, then adjust operating days, time windows and creative duration for individual media units. Send the plan to the relevant publishers when you are ready to request offers.

09

Keep each currency and commitment clear.

Filter trading reports by date and media, explore charts and rankings, and export CSV or PowerPoint summaries. Review campaign commitments alongside recorded delivery, with monetary totals kept in their original currencies.

Advertising screen in a shopping mall setting

AN OPPORTUNITY IN CONTEXT

A screen is part of someone’s day.

The venue, the audience and the available time all shape an advertising opportunity. Bring that context into the conversation between the buyer and the publisher.

For media owners

Start with the work you need to do.

  1. 01

    Choose your side

    Use the buyer page for advertising campaigns or the seller page for offering screen inventory.

  2. 02

    Request the right access

    Each page explains what to send us so we can review your organisation and help you get started.

  3. 03

    Work in your Exchange account

    Once access is active, sign in to the workspace for your organisation.

Questions, answered.

Which page should I choose?

Choose Buyers if you want to purchase advertising time. Choose Sellers if you own or manage screens and want to offer advertising inventory.

Can my organisation buy and sell?

Yes. Tell us you need both capabilities when requesting access so we can discuss a Media Partner account.

I already have an Exchange account. Where do I sign in?

Use the Exchange sign-in link in the website footer, or the existing-account link on either audience page.

What is the difference between Exchange, Orbit and CMS?

Exchange connects the advertising opportunity with the buyer. Orbit manages the media owner’s business workflow. CMS manages content, schedules and playback on connected screens. The products serve different parts of the same operation.

Can we discuss a campaign inside Exchange?

Yes. Use Messages in an existing trading conversation to discuss the campaign. With calling enabled, eligible organisation owners on opposite sides of that conversation can also start a voice or video call.

Can media owners offer packages from Orbit?

Yes. Media owners can curate a media package in Orbit, choose the buyer-facing details and share the offer through Exchange. Buyers can enquire about the package and discuss a proposal.

Ready to find your side of Exchange?

Choose the buyer page to plan a campaign, or the seller page to offer advertising inventory.

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