Application demand, global participation, and the 50th anniversary of the five-borough course create a citywide attention moment.
Reach runners and fans across the marathon arc.
A client-ready planning view for the five-borough marathon moment, combining direct OOH placements with a FlowBidder programmatic layer for training, race-day, and recovery messaging.
The map and grid frame each option by neighborhood, format, flight, investment, and its role in the broader route story.
Screen-level optimization can flex by training-route data, race-week movement, race-day transit, and post-event recovery behavior.
Client-facing detail grid.
The direct OOH options shown on the map, organized by zone with location, format, timing, investment, and planning role.
| Option | Zone | Placement | Format | Flight | Investment | Planning role |
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Messaging changes with the runner journey.
The programmatic layer can carry different brand messages before, during, and after the marathon moment while FlowBidder adjusts screens by audience signal, location context, and timing.
Use Strava data to identify key training routes and reach runners in preparation mode near parks, bridges, waterfront paths, gyms, running stores, and neighborhood screens.
Saturate strategically located transit hubs and street-level digital displays to reach runners, supporters, volunteers, and fans moving through the city.
Shift messaging toward recovery and replenishment around finish-area movement, hotel corridors, airports, transit returns, and next-day routines.
How the plan comes together.
The deliverable connects the marathon audience moment, direct OOH visibility, and FlowBidder optimization without implying official event sponsorship rights.
Fifty years of the five-borough course.
The 2026 anniversary and continued running boom create a high-attention brand moment across runners, supporters, and citywide spectators.
Selective, visual, easy to defend.
Placements are framed around location, format, visibility, investment, and role in the broader route story.
Screen-level optimization across the marathon arc.
Use Strava training-route data, race-day transit saturation, street-level display context, and dynamic creative sequencing.