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UiPath DOOH campaign
Case study · Measured in sessions
Web & appB2B · Enterprise tech7 markets

UiPath × Blindspot · Programmatic DOOH

+104.46% web traffic.From the street, not the feed.

01 · The brief

Find the buyer who left the office

UiPath, a global leader in enterprise automation, needed to reach decision-makers in a hybrid-work era, when office attendance changes week to week and the same three digital channels are saturated with every B2B vendor on earth.

The bet: those buyers still move through cities, commutes, airports, business districts, even when they skip the office. Meet them there.

Quotable, self-contained, sourced, Blindspot case data, June 2026

  • UiPath ran this campaign on Blindspot's self-serve DOOH platform; objective: enterprise awareness + web lift.
  • Measured outcomes, Match rate: 94.99% of trackable devices · Headline result: +104.46% web traffic.
  • Headline result: +104.46% web traffic, verified against campaign data rather than panel estimates.
  • Booked the way every Blindspot campaign books: exact screens, exact hours, per-play pricing visible upfront, no minimums, the same model behind 30%+ savings vs traditional buys.
02 · The plan

Seven cities, two continents, one audience

The campaign ran across Toronto, New York, Boston, Paris, London, Berlin, and Frankfurt, concentrated in transit hubs and business zones where enterprise professionals actually pass, whatever their office schedule looks like that week.

Delivery was programmatic and optimization continuous, with device-level measurement connecting real-world exposure to what B2B actually cares about: visits to the site.

Plan spec · as bookedBlindspot
MARKETS7 cities, North America + Europe
ZONESTransit hubs, business districts
AUDIENCEEnterprise decision-makers
MEASUREMENTDevice matching, exposed vs. unexposed
03 · The flight

High visibility, zero ad-block

In the physical world there's no skip button and no banner blindness, a well-placed screen in a commute corridor gets the kind of dwell a feed never grants. The creative kept the automation message simple enough to land at walking speed.

Exposure was tracked passively across the flight, building the exposed cohort that the web numbers would later be measured against.

04 · The numbers

The sessions showed up

Connecting street exposure to site behavior:

+104.46%

increase in web traffic from exposed audiences

94.99%

match rate across all trackable devices

2.2 days

average time from exposure to website visit

7 markets

running simultaneously on one platform

A 2.2-day exposure-to-visit window is the detail B2B marketers should frame: outdoor didn't just build vague awareness; it produced traceable, near-term action.

05 · The takeaway

B2B buyers leave the house

The hybrid era didn't make enterprise audiences unreachable; it made them unreachable through the usual channels. Programmatic DOOH in the right corridors put UiPath in front of them with measurement rigorous enough for a B2B dashboard.

The feed is crowded. The street isn’t.

The UiPath campaign, in one sentence

Run this play yourself

Everything UiPath used is on the platform

This wasn't a custom one-off. The same three moves are sitting in your Blindspot account right now, no enterprise contract required.

Move 01

Map the corridors

Book transit hubs and business-district screens in the cities where your buyers live, not just where their offices are.

Move 02

Write for walking speed

One claim, one brand, seven words. Enterprise messaging works outdoors when it respects the three seconds it gets.

Move 03

Measure to the session

Use device matching to compare exposed vs. unexposed web behavior, and report DOOH in the same dashboard as paid digital.

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