Question 1

What is Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising in Hawaii includes any advertising format that reaches consumers outside the home — including digital screens in hotels, mobile billboards on shuttle vehicles, pump top displays at gas stations, and checkout advertising in supermarkets. JPG Media operates Hawaii's largest OOH advertising network with 150+ venues across Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island.

Question 2

How much does OOH advertising cost in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

OOH advertising in Hawaii starts from $100 per location for C-store pump top displays, $350 per 4-week period for supermarket advertising, $500 per 4-week period for hotel digital screens, and $1,450 per 4-week period for mobile billboard campaigns. JPG Media offers campaigns for all budgets, from small local businesses to statewide brand campaigns.

Question 3

What is the ROI of OOH advertising in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

According to Nielsen research, Out-of-Home advertising delivers an average ROI of 497% — among the highest of any advertising medium. JPG Media's Hawaii OOH campaigns typically deliver 4x-5x return on investment, depending on the media network, campaign duration, and industry. Use our free ROI Calculator at jpgmedia.com/roi-calculator to estimate your specific return.

Question 4

Does JPG Media cover all Hawaiian islands?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JPG Media is one of the only OOH advertising companies in Hawaii with true statewide coverage. We operate advertising networks on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island, with a single point of contact for all island campaigns.

Question 5

How many impressions does JPG Media deliver monthly?

Accepted Answer

JPG Media delivers over 10 million advertising impressions monthly across all networks: 500,000+ monthly impressions from hotel digital screens, 750,000 impressions per 4-week mobile billboard campaign, 3,000-7,000 daily impressions per C-store location, and 60,000-70,000 monthly impressions per supermarket location.

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Hilton Hawaiian Village

Sheraton Waikiki

Marriott Waikiki Beach

Hyatt Regency Maui

Grand Wailea Maui

Marriott Kauai Beach Club

Speedi Shuttle — Oahu Fleet

VIP Trans — Maui Fleet

Speedi Shuttle — Big Island Fleet

AIM — Waikiki (Kuhio Ave)

AIM — Kapahulu Ave

AIM — Dillingham Blvd

AIM — Pearl City (Kamehameha Hwy)

AIM — Mililani Town Center

AIM — Aiea (Moanalua Rd)

AIM — Kaneohe (Kamehameha Hwy)

AIM — Kailua (Kailua Rd)

AIM — Ewa Beach

AIM — Waipahu (Farrington Hwy)

AIM — Kapolei (Kapolei Pkwy)

HELE — Nimitz Hwy

HELE — Keeaumoku St

HELE — Waialae Ave

HELE — Halawa (Stadium Area)

HELE — Kaneohe (Kahekili Hwy)

HELE — Maui (Dairy Rd, Kahului)

HELE — Kauai (Kuhio Hwy, Kapaa)

HELE — Big Island (Palani Rd, Kona)

Times Supermarket — Mililani

Times Supermarket — Kaimuki

Don Quijote — Kalihi

Times Supermarket — Pearl City

Times Supermarket — Kaneohe

Times Supermarket — Maui (Kahului)

Times Supermarket — Kauai (Lihue)

Don Quijote — Big Island (Hilo)