Scent Spritz Billboards

goodwipes' Scentsational Summer Billboard Releases Scent Every 30 Seconds

goodwipes offers flushable scented wipes in varieties like Rosewater and Shea-Coco, and those who have yet to experience them only need to walk along Los Angeles' Abbott Kinney Boulevard and look for a colorful billboard from the brand's Scentsational Summer campaign. These multi-sensory ads automatically release a featured goodwipes scent every 30 seconds, and as the scents change, so does the creative to match.

Scent is one of the most powerful and underutilized tools in marketing, with its unique ability to bypass rational thought and evoke emotion, making it capable of opening people to new possibilities, anchoring a brand experience in the mind long after the moment has passed, and creating the kind of lasting, sensory-linked memory that no visual cue alone can replicate.

Beyond the billboard, goodwipes is setting up weekly Scentsational Summer Sniff & Sample pop-ups to engage newcomers to the brand and connect with its community.

Scent-activated Advertising
Aroma-enabled media transforms passive outdoor placements into memorable sensory touchpoints that deepen emotional brand recall beyond visual messaging.
Dynamic Multi-sensory Creative
Billboards that synchronize scent releases with changing visuals suggest new formats for adaptive campaigns that blend physical environments with timed brand storytelling.
Sampling-led Street Engagement
Pop-up sniff-and-sample experiences create low-friction product discovery moments that connect experiential marketing with immediate consumer trial.

Sectors Adopting This

Out-of-home Advertising
Sensory billboards introduce premium inventory models where physical media competes through immersion, novelty, and measurable pedestrian engagement.
Personal Care
Scent-forward hygiene products gain differentiation through experiential discovery, making fragrance a core driver of brand identity and consumer preference.
Experiential Marketing
Urban activations that pair ambient scent with live sampling expand the role of pop-ups from short-term promotion to community-building brand ecosystems.
SCORE
7.1 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 56%
Activity 56%
Freshness 100%