

PULSE: Understanding the power of DOOH in Belgium
Exclusive insights from Bauer Media Outdoor and Kantar
PULSE is a landmark study by Bauer Media Outdoor, conducted with Kantar, that dives deep into how Belgians move, consume media, and perceive digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising. Based on a nationally representative sample of 1,350 respondents, the study uncovers how DOOH plays a central role in driving real engagement, across all generations.
DOOH is not just an add-on – it’s a core medium
Old assumptions about DOOH being just for younger audiences or a secondary media touchpoint are outdated.
PULSE data shows that:
- DOOH reaches all age groups, across regions and demographics
- It works as a standalone media channel and as a key pillar in omnichannel campaigns
- Its flexibility and real-time capabilities make it ideal for modern marketers looking for relevance and impact
“DOOH is no longer niche. It’s dynamic, inclusive, and drives action across the board,”
Baudouin van de Berg, Sales Director at Bauer Media Outdoor.
How DOOH captures attention – and converts it
PULSE confirms what marketers increasingly observe in practice: DOOH is seen, remembered, and drives action.
DOOH is not just visible — it stimulates consumer response in the real world and online.
Content quality matters more than ever
Relevance and creativity directly impact DOOH performance. PULSE highlights:


DOOH is not just visible — it’s appreciated when content feels meaningful and well-timed.
Why DOOH is an essential part of any modern media plan
With over 1,100 digital screens and a 51% national reach, Bauer Media Outdoor offers advertisers an unmatched platform to connect with audiences at scale.
From flexible buying options to programmatic capabilities and hyper-local targeting, DOOH is now:
- A high-attention digital format
- A data-powered tool for precision targeting
- A brand-safe environment rooted in real-world trust

