Grabb-it Inc. turns rideshare cars into digital billboards. The company installs a small device that transforms a car window into a digital screen, displaying content visible from outside the car. Advertisers get real-time campaign tracking, including campaign reach by location.
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Yeah, let's put a screens everywhere. Well, actually don't.
This looks like a good way to make people hate your car and transport service. Before you enter the car you see the ad and after taking a seat in the back you cannot look outside because of the display panel. I wouldn't call this a great user experience.
Pros:
Some extra money for the drivers, though they don't say how much you can expect.
Cons:
more annoying ads around you
how would like to sit behind ad-display covered window?
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This is really cool! As long as the ads are being restricted (no graphic content, etc), it can be more than amazing. Hope to hear more about it.
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There is already too much content bombardment these days. Although the idea is good, but I would personally hate to see something like this happening.
Pros:
From an end user perspective, none really!
Cons:
Blasting information and content everywhere in my face is something that I wouldn't like / appreciate.
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Ads should not run while driving. The idea is quite interesting though, even if the current implementation is not really smart. I don't like that advertisers have to deal with different shapes of car windows, maybe this just doesn't work for all cars. Also, it should look super-native, it should look like the window is the ad.
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Looks like a really interesting idea.
Curious though if this would run into the same sort of legal areas that things like underglow on vehicles already does.
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There's going to be a play on advertising and Ubers / Ridesharing. Interested in seeing how Grabb-it does out there.
This is soo freaking awesome. I can already imagine this being so highly effective in many big cities. I am mind blown. Every time I scroll through Producthunt I see mine blowing platforms π€―π€―π€―π€―π€―. ππΏππΏπ₯π₯π₯π₯π―π―π―
Yeah, let's put a screens everywhere. Well, actually don't.
This looks like a good way to make people hate your car and transport service. Before you enter the car you see the ad and after taking a seat in the back you cannot look outside because of the display panel. I wouldn't call this a great user experience.
Pros:Some extra money for the drivers, though they don't say how much you can expect.
Cons:more annoying ads around you
how would like to sit behind ad-display covered window?
There is already too much content bombardment these days. Although the idea is good, but I would personally hate to see something like this happening.
Pros:From an end user perspective, none really!
Cons:Blasting information and content everywhere in my face is something that I wouldn't like / appreciate.
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