Running DOOH advertising in New Orleans usually means simultaneously dealing with several publishers. You might take on one for the city’s streetcar network, another for digital billboards on I-10 and I-610, and maybe even a third for French Quarter street furniture. You’ll often find each publisher has its own booking process, its own account manager, and operates on its own timeline – it adds up fast.
That's the part CAASie skips.
With CAASie, you’ll have access to New Orleans DOOH advertising inventory mapped across OUTFRONT Media, Lamar Advertising, and Rockbot, among many others. This means billboard, street furniture, and transit formats all live in a single CAASie account. No more juggling multiple publisher logins.
The St. Charles Avenue line has been operating since 1835, making it the world’s oldest continuously running streetcar and an effective vehicle for high-impact local DOOH advertising. There is also the train station network on the RTA, which encompasses the St. Charles, Canal, Riverfront, and Rampart-Loyola routes. The network places your ads in front of potentially thousands of daily commuters, as well as the many tourists who ride it purely for the history.
You’ll enjoy the benefits of maximum Freeway exposure along I-10, I-610, and the Pontchartrain Expressway, while New Orleans’ heaviest concentration of DOOH screens clusters around the Central Business District, the French Quarter, and the Caesars Superdome. For foot traffic, street furniture and bus shelters line Magazine Street, while office-tower and lobby displays put your message in front of the CBD's desk-bound professionals.
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Costs for running campaigns on roadside billboards with CAASie start at $0.20 per play.
While CAASie won’t lock you into a contract, some of the publishers we work with may set their own minimum spend.
Not always. Zoning in New Orleans restricts most freestanding digital billboards to one electronic sign per lot and completely prohibits audio components. The City of New Orleans has set the dwell time for each message on digital billboards at a minimum of 8 seconds. You’ll typically see full-motion video more often on transit screens, street furniture, and retail & shopping spaces than on freeway-facing boards.
You can, with CAASie. I’ve been built to make setting up DOOH advertising in New Orleans fully self-serve from the ground up. You choose your preferred screens, set your budget, and launch it yourself. I do offer expert help if you need it, but that is entirely optional.
In New Orleans, pretty much anywhere. I can help you run DOOH advertising on I-10 and Pontchartrain Expressway billboards, RTA streetcar stops, the French Quarter, the Central Business District, the Garden District, and even the Louis Armstrong International Airport. What a wonderful world. To see what I currently have available, and exactly where, check my live map.
Absolutely. The possibilities are immense. You've got a heritage streetcar system, a walkable French Quarter and CBD, solid freeway corridors on I-10 and the Pontchartrain Expressway. Don’t forget the tourism traffic that comes through year after year. Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest, and a steady run of conventions keep pedestrian traffic high no matter what the season. Few metros combine that much transit frequency, foot traffic, and freeway reach in one package.