Data & research

The data behind moving attention

We Add the Missing Piece: Attribution.

Philosophy

Outdoor advertising was never bad at attention. It was bad at proof.

A wrapped truck earns real-world attention that no ad blocker removes and no scroll skips. The historical weakness of physical media was never exposure — it was the inability to connect that exposure to an action. Menace Media closes that loop by making every placement addressable.

01
SEE IT.

The wrap earns attention in the physical world.

02
SCAN IT.

A campaign-specific QR code opens a tracked destination.

03
CLAIM IT.

An offer, promo code or lead form captures intent.

04
BUY IT.

The advertiser's own funnel completes the transaction.

05
MEASURE IT.

Scans, leads and conversions report back to the campaign.

Research library

Verified sources only

Menace Media does not publish invented industry statistics. The structure below is reserved for verified research with citations, added as each source is confirmed.

Vehicle advertising exposure

Verified third-party research on daily impressions, recall and cost efficiency for vehicle-based out-of-home advertising.

Citation pending verification

Frequency and recall

Documented effects of repeated exposure over a multi-month flight on brand recognition.

Citation pending verification

QR adoption

Verified scan-behavior research covering how consumers use QR codes in physical environments.

Citation pending verification

Short-form video discovery

Verified reporting on recommendation-feed distribution and non-follower reach.

Citation pending verification
What we report

First-party campaign data

While third-party research is being verified, the numbers we stand behind are the ones our own systems record.

Physical
Campaign duration, market, route pattern, placement, production and installation status.
Attribution
QR scans, landing page sessions, offer claims, leads, conversions and attributed revenue.
Social
Verified per-account views, engagement, audience composition and traffic source over a defined reporting period.