Put the message in the city.

OOH campaigns / San Francisco

Strategy, creative, and campaign delivery for technology companies reaching San Francisco.

From the brief to the street

For a product launch, company story, or hiring campaign.

  1. Define the campaign

    Audience, objective, message, budget, and measurement.

  2. Develop the creative

    Concept, copy, art direction, and format adaptations.

  3. Build the media plan

    Compare partner inventory and costs. Bring a plan to you for approval.

  4. Coordinate production and launch

    Artwork, vendor handoffs, and installation checks.

  5. Follow through

    Verify delivery, resolve issues, and report results.

Campaign experience at Codegen

Codegen billboard above a San Francisco freeway approach
Prior in-house work / Codegen

Led in-house by Joel Aguero as head of design: outdoor and paid digital, across murals, billboards, transit, and kiosks.

View the Codegen campaign

A defined campaign scope

Each proposal defines creative, executions, formats, review rounds, live dates, and reporting.

You approve budgets and vendor commitments. Full rebrands, major websites, event production, and ongoing paid digital are scoped separately.

Need an identity or site first? Explore brand and websites.

Questions

Do we need a new brand first?

No. We can use your existing brand and team. Brand or website work is scoped separately.

Who books the media?

The media partner sources and books inventory. Studio Flurry leads creative and coordination. You approve commitments and contract with media and production providers directly.

How is the budget structured?

Studio’s fee is separate from media, production, installation, and external measurement. The brief does not commit a budget.

How long does a campaign take?

Timing depends on inventory, production, and approvals. We agree on preparation, live dates, and reporting before starting.

How do we know what worked?

We agree on measurement before booking: delivery, estimated reach, traffic, inbound, or a lift study where feasible. Reporting includes limitations; results are not guaranteed.