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Connecting Brands to People at Life’s Intersections.

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We’re a full-service OOH partner

We handle strategy, buying, production, and reporting across a network of 1,500+ vetted vendors nationwide. Whether it’s a one-off billboard or a multi-market takeover, we move fast, stay hands-on, and remain plugged in from brief to post.

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Start with a brief. End on a billboard.

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Client Brief

We align on goals, audience, budget, formats, and more.

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media plan

We source inventory, negotiate below-market rates while handling everything end-to-end from post-production to proofing, printing, and posting.

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Launch + Retarget

We activate the campaign and use device ID passback to continue the conversation digitally.

From big ideas to big boards — let’s build your OOH plan!

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Device ID passback
+ Retargeting

We build campaigns that start with a billboard and follow through on your audience’s devices — connecting physical presence to digital performance.

By collecting mobile device IDs from people who see your ad in the wild, we retarget them on Meta, TikTok, and across the web — bridging upper-funnel awareness with lower-funnel results.

We build campaigns that start with a billboard and follow through on your audience’s devices — connecting physical presence to digital performance.

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By collecting mobile device IDs from people who see your ad in the wild, we retarget them on Meta, TikTok, and across the web — bridging upper-funnel awareness with lower-funnel results.

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Billboard seen. From the street to their screen.

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Wild postings
bring your brand
to the street

From dedicated wild postings that live for 28 days to high-impact guerrilla blitzes that refresh weekly, this street-level, in-your-face format gives brands a real voice in the real world — while adding culture and edge to any OOH campaign.

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The streets are calling. You in?

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Billboards are
more affordable
than you think

And more powerful than most media. They stay live for 28 days, work around the clock, and can’t be skipped, scrolled past, or muted. They’re the only ad format that isn’t tied to content—they are the content. Public, unmissable, and built to create moments in the real world.

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For The Win (a cult favorite smash burger spot in Hollywood) secured a billboard perched above their original location to drive walk-ins and stay top of mind with thousands of drivers passing by daily.

Catbird locked in a prime billboard at Melrose & Larchmont — just before entering Larchmont Village, home to their flagship store. It’s the first board seen before the village and sits in one of LA’s most sought-after shopping districts

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Ciele Cosmetics lit up the Grove and Beverly area with bold billboards — this one sits on W 3rd & Flores, right across from the iconic Joan’s on Third.

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Jean Dousset Jewelry snatched up a prime Beverly Blvd billboard to reach affluent Angelenos heading from The Grove toward Beverly Hills—keeping the brand top of mind and driving traffic to its flagship near Melrose Place.

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Monty’s Goodburger went all in on out-of-home, locking in 10 hand-picked locations that rotated every 8 weeks across the Westside and West Hollywood.

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Urban street scene with multiple billboards, storefronts, cars, and pedestrians. One billboard advertises Catsbut, another has a burger with 'for win' text, and a third displays a teal-colored logo of coral and protection. The storefronts include a bank named Credo and a building with pink and white facades.
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We work across all budgets and markets. Not sure if OOH is the right fit?

Let’s start with a conversation!

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Turning Billboards
Into Scroll-Stopping
Content

Don’t stop at the street. We’ll help you film it, share it, and turn your next OOH campaign into a moment your audience won’t miss whether they’re on the Strip or scrolling their feed.

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Let’s make your next billboard moment social-media gold. Want us to film it?

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Trusted by

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Note from the CEO

Hey there,

Thanks so much for taking the time to check out OOH Lala. We’re a small, scrappy, family-style agency that truly loves working with small businesses and brands we believe in.

I live in Leimert Park with my partner, my son, my stepson, two dogs, two cats - and a chicken that lives on our roof. Most days, you’ll find me juggling it all: swim class drop-offs, chasing after the kids, and negotiating billboards with my team.

Most of the brands we work with come through referrals — or they’re ones we’ve personally used, loved, and reached out to. So if you found your way here, you’re already kind of family. I’d genuinely love to connect.

All the best,

ALEXIA FERRA

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From buses to billboards and everything in between, we offer OOH planning across all markets and budgets. Reach out anytime. We’ll respond as soon as the pets are fed!

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