Start with the brief
Choose the audience, market and behaviour the client needs to influence. The building mix follows the strategy.
Horizon already proved the creative potential with SharkNinja on Quebec Moving Day. The next opportunity is to turn that kind of contextual thinking into a repeatable, measurable planning product for more client briefs.
Book a working sessionHorizon describes its model around innovation, integration and measurable results. Its recent work also emphasizes connected media, AI-enabled decision making and experiences that bring brands closer to people. Elevator media can contribute to that system when the placement is planned around a real human moment, then optimized using live attention signals.
Choose the audience, market and behaviour the client needs to influence. The building mix follows the strategy.
Use the elevator, lobby and shared spaces as creative material, not just places to hang a screen.
Compare creative attention during the campaign, remove weak executions and shift delivery toward what people actually watch.
A market and building plan tied directly to the audience and brief, with realistic production paths and timing.
Options that move from standard screen creative to lobby, common-area and event-led ideas when the brief supports them.
Attention data that helps the team improve creative in market instead of waiting for a post-campaign explanation.
A clean story that shows the client what happened, what changed and what to do next.