Content made for the screen it plays on.
Our in-house designers build templates in your brand, write and animate promotions, and keep a calendar so nothing on your screens goes stale.
What content development includes
People learn quickly which screens have something new to say. We design content for the exact screens we install, and we plan what plays and when.
Brand templates
Layouts built in your colors, type and logo, so every update looks like it belongs to your brand.
- Layouts sized to each screen and orientation
- Brand colors, fonts and logo built in
- Zones for text, images, video and feeds
Menu boards
Boards for restaurants and counters that change through the day.
- A layout for each daypart
- Item and special updates inside a fixed design
- Menu boards that match the brand on the wall
Motion graphics
Movement pulls the eye to the screen. We design it to say something, not just to move.
- Animated promotions and offers
- Welcome and announcement loops
- Transitions between messages
Live feeds
Weather, news and social feeds that update on their own, so part of every screen is current without anyone editing it.
- Live weather
- News headlines
- Social media posts
Content calendar
Our designers keep a calendar so nothing on your screens goes stale.
- A calendar of what is due to change and when
- Seasonal and recurring promotions planned ahead
- Start and end dates for promotions
What you get
You get finished content, plus the templates and calendar that keep it fresh.
Brand templates for your screens
Built to your layout and brand, so new content drops in.
Finished content for launch
Your screens go live with content ready, not an empty player.
Feeds placed in your layout
Weather, news and social feeds set up where they fit your design.
A content calendar
What plays, what is due to change, and when.
How content connects to the other two services
Content starts from the screen spec and finishes on the schedule.
Hardware
Templates start from the screen spec.
- The hardware spec fixes each screen's size and orientation, so templates fit without cropping.
- Video walls and kiosks get content designed for their shape and for how people use them.
- Live feeds need a network connection at the player, which we check on the site walk.
Managed services
Managed services puts your content on screen.
- The people who run the content management system schedule the content our designers build, by daypart, day or season.
- A request for a change goes to the team that knows how your templates were built.
- Remote monitoring watches that players are online to receive it.
Industries that lean on content
Where what the screen says changes often, the design work pays off most.
- RestaurantsMenu boards and daypart specials that change through the day.
- RetailPromotions that change with inventory and time of day.
- Auto dealershipsShowroom inventory, service specials and financing offers all compete for the same screens.
- EducationCampus announcements and event calendars turn over constantly.
- Corporate officesLobby welcomes and company news need to look like your brand.
Common questions
What do you need from us to start?
Your logo, brand colors and fonts if you have them, plus an idea of who the screens are for and what they should say. We learn the rest when we walk the site.
How do we get a change onto the screens?
Tell us what to change and when it should run. We update the content and schedule it through the content management system we run for you. If the change needs new artwork or animation, our designers make it.
What are live feeds?
Live feeds are weather, news or social media content that updates by itself. We place them in your layout, so part of the screen stays current without anyone editing it.
Can a menu board change through the day?
Yes. We design a layout for each daypart, and scheduling switches between them. Updating an item or a special happens inside the same design.
How do you keep content from going stale?
Our designers keep a calendar of what is due to change and when, and promotions get start and end dates. The next refresh is a planned job, not a scramble.
Walk us through your space.
Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.