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Off Season Subscription Campaign

Off Season Does Not Mean Low Attention

BrightPath places your brand inside daily movement, events, nightlife, dining corridors, and high traffic environments across the Coachella Valley.

10.5M to 16.2M

Projected Impressions

3.15M to 6.48M

Real Eyes

310 to 395

Event Touchpoints

A Multi Month Off Season Opportunity

The off season creates a longer window for brands to build visibility, frequency, and local presence. Quarter 1 covers May through July, where attention shifts from post festival movement into dining, entertainment, nightlife, and concentrated summer activity.

Quarter 1

Quarter 1 Off Season Performance

310 to 395

Total Event Touchpoints

10.5M to 16.2M

Total Impressions

3.15M to 6.48M

Total Real Eyes

Quarter 1 demonstrates how a three month campaign builds repeated exposure across real movement patterns, events, retail corridors, hotels, and nightlife environments.

Campaign Month

May

Transition Visibility and Local Frequency

Transition from festival season into consistent local movement

2.7M to 4.2M

Monthly Impressions

810K to 1.68M

Real Eyes

80 to 110

Event Touchpoints

90,000 to 140,000

Daily Impressions

Key Event Activity

Restaurant Week buildup
Desert X closing activity
Joshua Tree Music Festival
Taste of Jalisco
VillageFest
Casino entertainment

Audience and Movement Zones

Local residents
Remaining tourists
Dining and retail traffic
Highway 111
Palm Canyon Drive
Indio casino corridors

Measurement Model

Vehicles Per Hour5,000 to 7,000
Campaign Hours Per Day8
Vehicle Exposure40,000 to 56,000
Occupancy Rate1.5
Vehicle Impressions60,000 to 84,000
Pedestrian Exposure30,000 to 60,000
Total Daily Impressions90,000 to 140,000
Lower competitionHigh repeat exposureStrong retention

Campaign Month

June

Entertainment Density and Multi Source Exposure

Increased activity across entertainment and nightlife

3.6M to 5.4M

Monthly Impressions

1.08M to 2.16M

Real Eyes

110 to 135

Event Touchpoints

120,000 to 180,000

Daily Impressions

Key Event Activity

Acrisure Arena shows
ShortFest
Pride Month
Juneteenth
Casino events
Nightlife and hotel activations

Audience and Movement Zones

Locals and tourists
Entertainment driven traffic
Dining and nightlife zones

Measurement Model

Vehicles Per Hour6,000 to 8,500
Campaign Hours Per Day8
Vehicle Exposure48,000 to 68,000
Occupancy Rate1.5
Vehicle Impressions72,000 to 102,000
Pedestrian Exposure50,000 to 90,000
Total Daily Impressions120,000 to 180,000
Multiple audience sourcesHigher dwell timeBalanced exposure

Campaign Month

July

Nighttime Concentration and Peak Summer Attention

Heat shifts activity to evening and nighttime environments

4.2M to 6.6M

Monthly Impressions

1.26M to 2.64M

Real Eyes

120 to 150

Event Touchpoints

140,000 to 220,000

Daily Impressions

Key Event Activity

Fourth of July events
Concerts and headliners
Splash House
Pool parties
Resort activity
Community events

Audience and Movement Zones

Locals
Tourists
Nightlife audiences
Resort visitors
Evening traffic patterns

Measurement Model

Vehicles Per Hour6,500 to 9,000
Campaign Hours Per Day8
Vehicle Exposure52,000 to 72,000
Occupancy Rate1.5
Vehicle Impressions78,000 to 108,000
Pedestrian Exposure70,000 to 120,000
Total Daily Impressions140,000 to 220,000
Night concentrationHoliday spikesHigh engagement

Off-Season Activity by Month

Real movement. Real traffic. Real opportunity.

May

Transition and High-Intent Traffic

Post-Coachella hotel occupancy
Memorial Day surge
Downtown nightlife patterns
Retail corridor traffic
Resort pool activity
Weekend events and markets

Estimated Daily Impressions

80,000 – 140,000+

Audience Behavior

Local + visitor crossover with active spending patterns

Impact

High visibility with reduced competition

June

Indoor and Entertainment Concentration

Casino traffic
Acrisure Arena events
Indoor dining and nightlife
Hotel staycations
Retail and mall traffic
Weekly nightlife cycles

Estimated Daily Impressions

70,000 – 120,000+

Audience Behavior

Longer dwell times in indoor environments

Impact

More consistent exposure and retention

July

Holiday and Weekend Dominance

4th of July tourism
Resort and family travel
Pool and hotel peak usage
Nightlife and dining patterns
Retail promotions
Weekend inflow traffic

Estimated Daily Impressions

90,000 – 160,000+

Audience Behavior

High weekend density and repeat exposure

Impact

Strong recall driven by consistent traffic

Quarterly Impact (May–July)

Combined Daily Impressions

70,000 – 160,000+

Total Quarterly Reach

2.5M – 4M+ impressions

Lower competition than peak season
Higher repetition and recall
Consistent visibility across the valley

This is where brands build presence while others go quiet.

Quarter 1 Campaign Output

310 to 395

Events

10.5M to 16.2M

Impressions

3.15M to 6.48M

Real Eyes

How Campaign Performance Is Measured

Traffic flow analysis across major corridors

Vehicle counts and exposure modeling

Vehicle occupancy rates

Pedestrian density in events and high traffic zones

Campaign duration and routing

Visibility adjustment using industry standards from Geopath

Impressions represent total exposure.

Real Eyes represent visibility adjusted views.

All projections are conservative and based on standard out of home measurement practices.

What This Builds Over Time

3x to 5x

Increase in Brand Recognition

10% to 25%

Increase in Foot Traffic

20% to 40%

Increase in Search Activity

Quarter 2 Will Extend This Framework

This structure is designed to expand into August, September, and October without redesign.

Limited Off-Season Availability

Only 5 campaign slots available for May through July. Once routes are filled, no additional placements will be added.

$5,000 per month

Quarterly subscription

Own Attention Across Quarter 1

Put your brand in front of real audiences across events, nightlife, dining, hotels, and daily movement.

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