Why Hit 105’s breakfast topics appear on Goa’s outdoor devices
One year ago, Brisbane outdoor company Goa launched Lowd, a platform allowing commuters to engage with one another through the outdoor screens. Now, Hit 105 has joined up with Goa to cross-promote its breakfast topics. Mumbrella’s Zoe Samios chats with Goa’s Chris Tyquin and Hit 105 breakfast host Matty Acton to understand why.
One of Brisbane’s outdoor media companies is asking commuters questions on their way to work. Weird, right?
Perhaps what’s more bizarre is that for one whole year, commuters have been responding. That’s right, Brisbane’s commuters – as well as those beyond the city – are answering questions about the same sex marriage poll, Married at First Sight and are even responding to truth or dare.
This week, for instance, the commuters will be looking for a $50 note that’s been left at a bus stop.
