Multi-Level Cancer Awareness Campaigns

The United Breast Cancer Foundation is at Times Square

The United Breast Cancer Foundation has initiated a prominent awareness campaign by securing a multi-level digital advertising space in New York City's Times Square to commemorate its twenty-fifth year of operation. This installation, positioned at a major crossroads with significant vehicular and pedestrian traffic, is scheduled for display from October through the end of the year.

The United Breast Cancer Foundation's digital spot at Times Square incorporates the organization’s anniversary branding alongside key public health statistics and a scannable code for immediate access to its online resources. The selection of this specific location and timing capitalizes on the area's peak visitation period, during which monthly footfall can reach into the tens of millions, thereby maximizing the potential audience for its message.

Image Credit: United Breast Cancer Foundation

Digital-first Health Campaigns
Strategic use of high-traffic digital locations for health awareness campaigns can revolutionize public engagement and resource accessibility.
Interactive Public Health Messaging
Integrating scannable digital codes in public health campaigns enhances direct audience interaction and information dissemination.
Anniversary Milestone Marketing
Leveraging significant organizational milestones in marketing efforts can heighten public interest and engagement in non-profit initiatives.

Who This Affects Most

Out-of-home Advertising
Utilizing iconic urban locations for impactful campaigns offers unique avenues for visibility and public interaction.
Digital Health and Wellness
Merging digital interfaces with health-focused information provides new paths for public education and service accessibility.
Non-profit Marketing
Innovative commemorative campaigns in prominent spaces can redefine engagement tactics for non-profit organizations.
SCORE
5.4 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 42%
Activity 56%
Freshness 65%