OORO Editorial 2 min read Reviewed 12 November 2026
Select the format before comparing proposals
Define the objective, customer context, dates and geography. Then compare formats that plausibly support the job: a fixed structure, a digital display or a screen inside a moving vehicle are not interchangeable.
For each proposal, request the media environment, available dates, creative specifications, price inclusions, taxes, cancellation rules and any location guarantees in writing.
Submit creative and confirm the booking
Prepare a concise brief and ask for current artwork requirements. Submit the final file for content review and confirm the campaign schedule, screen inventory and commercial terms before assuming a booking is active.
A proposed route, indicative estimate or campaign request does not equal confirmed delivery. Keep the approved creative, agreed schedule and provider confirmation together.
Review evidence after the campaign
Ask what report will be provided, when it arrives and which delivery events it includes. Separate scheduled media, device-reported playback, QR interactions and business outcomes.
OORO focuses on eligible passenger-facing digital screens in Bengaluru and confirms availability before booking. For a format comparison, read OOH vs DOOH and mobile DOOH vs digital billboards.
Common questions
Does every outdoor ad need a permit?
Requirements depend on the format, location, property and responsible parties. Confirm current rules and permissions with the site owner and relevant authorities before installation or display.
Does OORO sell roadside billboards?
OORO's current public offering focuses on passenger-facing digital screens inside eligible autos and cabs, subject to availability confirmation.