Geotargeting and Comparing Results:

Many of our partners keep all aspects of a client’s advertising campaign the same when they add billboards to geo-targeted advertising to test if they are working. Don’t change the location, budget, creative, or schedule. Run the campaign on its schedule and once it’s over compare the results from before billboards were added in an area to after.

Metrics to consider:

Blip does not currently have attribution data, but Blip does provide data in Campaign Analytics on how many blips a campaign receives and how many impressions a board receives.

Our impression numbers are constantly updating, but we strive for accuracy in our impressions reporting as information becomes available. Blip partners with sign owners and Geopath to track impressions on each board. Some boards do not use Geopath, but when that is the case sign owners provide impressions from their own sources like the Department of Transportation.

Geopath’s technology tracks the number of cars that drive past a board daily. The sign owner reports the exact same number of impressions that they report to a contracted client.

Blip Agency Partners find clients, create campaigns for them on Blip, and run their ads on the Blip platform. Potential agency partners will sign an agreement to become an authorized partner and reseller. Agency partners have access to personalized help from an account manager. Agency Partners can work to become Certified Blip Partner’s by completing certain milestones as a partner/reseller.

You manage clients by creating campaigns on the Blip platform. You can start and stop all campaigns at any time. Create separate organizations for each client in the Blip platform to organize the client’s you’re creating campaigns for. Creating separate campaigns will help you keep track of reports of client’s and it will help Blip track the number of client’s you bring on.

Blip offers resources like white-labeled pitch decks and one-pagers to agencies for sales purposes, but agencies must follow these policies:

• You may not position yourself as the owner of the billboards.
• If a client asks how you are accessing the inventory you must disclose that the inventory is on Blip's network and that you have a partnership with Blip.
• If you are putting a map of billboards on your website, the map must disclose that the inventory is from Blip's network.

Agencies can charge clients multiple ways, but here are few examples of what we’ve seen:

A credit card must be attached to a Blip account for a client to be billed. Their account is charged daily according to the amount set as a daily budget. Payments are processed every $50 spent or 7-10 business days, whichever happens first. Your clients can always prepay credit on their account. Blip will use that credit to run ads. Once that credit is spent, Blip will charge the client’s credit card as the ads run. Remember: You can stop and start client campaigns at any time.

Check out our Success Stories page to see case studies and testimonials about how Blip worked for other advertisers.