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Our latest blog post talks about sustainable advertising at a global level. Read it on our site now! https://www.greensignschicago.com/post/sustainable-advertising-is-a-global-pursuit

Highly recommend taking a look at the winners of the recent Indie Impact Awards. These clever billboards are an incredible mix of strong messaging and creative design. https://billboardinsider.com/winners-announced-for-inaugural-indie-impact-awards-at-spring-ibo-conference/

Heavy traffic might be rough on motorists, but it’s great for advertisers. And there’s no better location for a high-resolution billboard than along the notorious “Hillside Strangler,” that congested portion of the I-290 Eisenhower Expressway just past the convergence of three major interstates. That’s where you will find GreenSigns’ 302, a prominent 20’x60’ digital bulletin.

Its location is roughly 12 miles west of downtown Chicago, visible not only to inbound expressway commuters but also those traveling south along Mannheim Road, offering two distinct views from each roadway.

Several major retailers, restaurants and entertainment venues occupy this area of Mannheim Road, putting your ad in front of an audience already primed to make a purchase.

And like all our digitals, 302 runs on 100% renewable energy, helping your business to reach its sustainable goals.

Take advantage of the Hillside Strangler slow-down by utilizing 302 in your next advertising campaign. Reach out to GreenSigns for more details.

For our latest blog post, we dove into the role of Artificial Intelligence in digital advertising.

The Future of Digital Advertising with AI At GreenSigns LLC, we’re witnessing the transformation of outdoor advertising through artificial intelligence. Currently, we use dynamic triggers, such as weather conditions and time of day, to program our digital billboards. These triggers allow us to tailor content based on real-time data. But a...

Check out the latest Rate This Ad feature by Greg Callaham over at Billboard Insider.

Rate This Ad by Greg Callaham Rate This Ad allows a billboard designer to rate a random piece of billboard artwork using the following scale: 1 (not good), 2 (below average), 3 (average),