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1 / Fairfield, / / OUTFRONTmedia.com Customers are at the core of everything we do. We are driven to make it easier to plan, buy, and activate successful advertising programs. We are laser-focused on exceptional customer service and on exceeding customer expectations. We embrace change and take the lead in creating new markets, new formats and new opportunities. We put fresh thinking and innovative approaches to work in all aspects of our business from digital networks, to social and mobile integration, to improved business practices. We are OUTFRONT Media. Always innovating. Always connecting. Always on. Always the right choice. Always.

2 Why Go Out-of-Home? It s Simple That s Where the People Are! According to the 2013 Arbitron Out-of-Home Advertising Study, we are spending even more time out of home more than 89% of U.S. residents aged 18 or older are exposed to Outdoor advertising each day. Outdoor advertising reaches consumers 24/7 during their daily commute, on their lunch break and throughout shopping trips. Out-of-home is often the last message a consumer receives before making a service or buying decision. OOH advertising reaches almost the entire U.S. adult population each week. Today s consumers are increasingly mobile 70% of their waking hours are spent away from home and with out-of-home ads whether in their cars, riding mass transit, on foot or at the point-of-sale. 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 96% Outdoor 70% 61% Commuters Pedestrians Out-of-Home 95% Television 91% Radio 71% Newspaper 67% Internet Nearly three-quarters of outdoor viewers shop on their way home from work; more than two-thirds make their shopping decisions while in the car and more than one-third make the decision to stop at the store while on their way home all times when outdoor advertising has the opportunity to influence purchasing and service decisions. Source: Arbitron Out-of-Home Advertising Report, 2013 Why Now? Out-of-home is the LAST mass reach medium. Beyond fragmentation and self-selection is an emerging marketplace that is redefining how we interact with media and content. As the traditional media model gets reconfigured, out-of-home becomes the ONLY mass media choice. We are always there and we are always on. Why OUTFRONT Media? We deliver audience. Our media is targetable by market and demographic, allowing us to pinpoint accurately who you need to reach, and then reach them consistently more than 20 times each month. With our newest media measurement system, TAB OOH Ratings, we are able to further refine our delivery. We deliver service. We are committed to delivering research and information that helps tailor a program to achieve your marketing objectives. We are committed to the after-sale, following your program through to success. We deliver America. Whether it s bulletins in suburban communities, transit shelters and bus kings in our urban centers, rail displays in transportation systems that connect bedroom communities to commercial centers, high-impact digital billboards, or standard billboards on highways entering or leaving major cities, we have you covered. Fairfield, 07004

3 National In-Car Study 18 1/2 Hours per week on the road! Billboards move consumers to action!** On a roadside billboard, have you ever learned of... 3:00 2:52 an event 58% 2:07 a store* 50% 2:00 a restaurant* 58% a phone number 26% 1:00 a website address 28% a radio tune-in 44% 0:00 Typical Weekday Typical Weekend a TV show tune-in 33% How much time in hours or minutes do you spend combined, either driving or riding as a passenger in any vehicle, on a typical weekday/weekend? Results displayed in hours: minutes 0% 25% 50% *and visited establishment 75% Buses & Shelters get attention!** At any time in the past 7 days have you noticed a...(total) 0% public bus, not including a school bus? bus stop? taxi cab? 38% 47% 59% 25% 50% 75% 100% 31% Increase in time spent in-car. 71% of travelers notice Billboard Ads.* Workers shop on their way home.** From work to... 3:00 2:00 2:11 31% Increase 2:52 Most of the Time 28% Sometimes 34% fast-food restaurant a sit-down restaurant a grocery store a drug store 22% 44% 53% 82% 1: During our 2003 national in-car media survey, Arbitron found that Americans averaged 2 hours and 11 minutes in their cars during an average weekday; in 2009, Americans are reporting spending 2 hours and 52 minutes in their cars per weekday a 31% increase. Each Time 9% Almost Never 16% Never 11% 0% a convenience store a dept. store a Big Box store 32% 58% 63% 25% 50% 75% 100% Base: United States residents aged 18 or older who have traveled in any vehicle in the past month. ** Based on respondents that noticed ads. Source: Arbitron National In-Car Study 2009 Fairfield, 07004

4 Out-of-Home Creates Awareness! 7 out of 10 Adults say that they ve seen an OOH ad in the past month And among those who have seen an OOH ad: 70% Say OOH is very, or somewhat likely, to influence a purchase. Source: Touchpoints USA Billboard Study, 2012 Fairfield, % Search the web as a direct result of seeing an ad. 55% Use mobile /social media to share information while viewing an OOH ad. 41% Are more likely to learn about the brand being advertised.

5 Moving Consumers to Action! 7 out of 10 Adults say that they ve seen an OOH ad in the past month And among those who have seen an OOH ad: 40% viewed a DIRECTIONAL ad 40% 40% 39% WATCHED a TV program advertised visited a RESTAURANT advertised TALKED about a product advertised 33% ATTENDED an event advertised 29% 28% shopped a SALE in-store that week Source: Arbitron OOH Industry Report, 2013 Fairfield, shopped a SALE online that week 26% visited a WEBSITE that was advertised 26% IMMEDIATELY visited business 18% CALLED a phone number advertised

6 OOH: A Return On Your Investment $4.00 It s Simple That s Where the People Are! The British media research firm Brandscience analyzed over 600 econometric case studies to gauge the impact of out-of-home on sales results. The information is used to provide insights about how out-of-home advertising works relative to other media, independently and in synergy with other media. Brandscience found for each dollar spent on out-of-home advertising, an average of $2.80 was received in sales. Television and print advertising have a lower ROI, yet receive a greater share of the dollars in the average media mix. Sales ROI $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 $.50 $2.43 TV $2.41 PRINT $2.80 OOH $3.14 RADIO $3.38 ONLINE $- Research studies have repeatedly shown that OOH significantly lowers the cost of advertising. To reach 1,000 people, online can cost up to $17.50 per thousand impressions, magazines can cost up to $21.00 per thousand. At $3.38-$8.65 per thousand impressions, OOH delivers the same audience at significantly lower costs. Only radio comes anywhere close. Using out-of-home in combination with other media improves the retention of a campaign s advertising message. This works particularly well for television and online advertising. $50.00 $40.00 $30.00 $20.00 $10.00 $0 OOH Source: OAAA.org, 2013 Radio Shelter Poster Bulletin Network Spot Online Search Sites Portal Sites General Content Business Content Fairfield, Broadcast Spot TV - Early Eve. Network TV - Prime Spot TV - News Spot TV - Prime Cable Magazines Newspapers Network Interconnect Zoned Spot Newsweeklies Men s Interest Women s Fashion Business Daily Business Television Internet Message Decay Rate (Days) Without OOH With OOH

7 Increase Your Reach! According to a 2012 survey conducted by Touchpoints USA, when OOH is added to a media plan, it can increase reach by 18% for TV and up to 45% for Radio. +18% +45% +68% +212% +316% TV Radio Web Social Mobile App Source: Touchpoints USA Billboard Study, 2012 Out-of-home media delivers more online activity per advertising dollar spent compared to other offline media Television Radio Newspaper/Magazine Out-of-Home Source: Arbitron OOH Industry Report, 2013 Fairfield, Search Facebook Twitter

8 Top 50 Market Coverage New York, NY / Market Fairfield, CBSA Population Age ,806,405 Bulletins/ Walls Posters/ Jr. Posters Commuter Rail/ Subway Buses Street Furniture Wrapped Media Lifestyle Centers/ City Lights North Jersey & Central Jersey Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA 10,363,815 Chicago, IL-IN-WI 7,322,541 Dallas-Ft. Worth-Arlington, TX 5,239,799 Houston-The Woodlands, TX 4,885,987 Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL 4,783,986 Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD / 4,727,310 South Jersey Washington, DC-VA-MD-WV 4,720,493 Atlanta, GA 4,298,956 Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH 3,811,087 San Francisco / Oakland / 3,714,911 San Jose, CA Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ 3,457,429 Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI 3,332,255 Riverside, CA 3,307,319 Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA 2,909,229 Minneapolis - St. Paul, MN 2,698,084 San Diego-Carlsbad, CA 2,563,295 Tampa-St. Petersburg (Sarasota), FL 2,374,159 Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD 2,188,674 St. Louis, MO-IL 2,177,675 Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO 2,157,155 Pittsburgh, PA 1,903,444 Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL 1,859,297 indicates OUTFRONT media available indicates digital media available Airports

9 Top 50 Market Coverage Market CBSA Population Age 18 + Bulletins/ Walls Posters/ Jr. Posters Commuter Rai/ Subway Buses Street Furniture Wrapped Media Lifestyle Centers/ City Lights Airports Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA 1,852,687 Charlotte-Concord, NC-SC 1,843,603 San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX 1,780,935 Sacramento-Roseville, CA 1,741,842 Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN 1,647,337 Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV 1,615,337 Cleveland-Elyria,OH 1,615,309 Kansas City, MO-KS 1,577,229 Columbus, OH 1,545,222 San Jose-Sunnyvale, CA 1,525,784 Austin-Round Rock, TX 1,518,122 Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson, IN 1,500,259 Nashville-Davidson, TN 1,406,121 Virginia Beach, VA-NC 1,342,960 Providence-Warwick, RI-MA 1,287,098 Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI 1,205,977 Jacksonville, FL 1,122,497 Oklahoma City, OK 1,024,675 Memphis, TN-MS-AR 1,007,324 Richmond, VA 993,380 Louisville, KY-IN 989,275 New Orleans-Metairie, LA 984,141 Hartford-West Hartford, CT 962,897 Raleigh, NC 958,147 Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY 906,516 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 883,982 Rochester, NY 855,479 indicates OUTFRONT media available indicates digital media available Fairfield, Source: Census Data (2016 Update)

10 Overview has the highest population density in the United States and it s continuously growing each year. This market is especially unique because it's located in between two large cities Philadelphia and New York City. is a complete driving market and OUTFRONT Media advertising reaches these travelers with the largest inventory of billboards in. Deliver your message directly to your consumers by displaying your ad where they shop, eat and commute to work by gathering a variety of outdoor advertising solutions provided by OUTFRONT Media. Reach busy commuters everywhere from key highways and intersections to primary and secondary roadways with high impact static or digital billboard options, or reach specific targets by using neighborhood penetration with the use of our posters and junior posters making it ideal for point of purchase desicions. This market enables advertisers to target the hard-to-reach, upscale audiences with strategically-placed billboards in s wealthiest communities. Deliever your message and create buzz with a variety of billboards; from state-of-the-art digital billboards to high-impact bulletins. Market Demographics: CBSA Population (A18+): 15,806,405 HHI $100K+: 31.5% College Educated (4+ yrs): 35.9% White Collar Occupation: 64.4% Blue Collar Occupation: 16.0% Race & Ethnicity: White: 47.8% Asian: 10.1% AA/B: 15.7% Other: 2.5% Hispanic: 23.9% Source: Census Data, CBSA, 2016 update Available Products: Digital Bulletins Digital Posters Bulletins Posters Jr Posters Phone Kiosks Mobile Geofencing 36 Faces 7 Faces 717 Faces 1,932 Faces 1,291 Faces 90 Faces Market In Motion: Drove alone to any place (wk): 69.7% Traveled 200+ miles (wk): 21.5% Spent 30+ minutes traveling to work one way: 26.3% Source: Scarborough Research 2014, CBSA: New York/Newark/Jersey City, Release 1 Fairfield, 07004

11 Points of Interest Major Points of Interest: MetLife Stadium IZOD Arena Meadowlands Prudential Center Liberty Science Center Atlantic City Morey s Pier Jenkinson s Boardwalk Six Flags Great Adventure Jersey Shore Beaches Performing Arts Center Starland Ballroom Newark Liberty International Airport Local Events: State Fair QuickChek Festival of Ballooning Miss America Pageant Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival Wildwoods International Kite Festival Seafood Festival Toms River Halloween Parade Major Headquarters Johnson & Johnson Fuze Beverage CNBC Prudential Financial PSEG Coporation Wakefern Food Coporation Pretzel Crisps Applegate Farms B&G Foods Corporation Ferrero SpA Professional Sports Teams: Devils (NHL)- Newark, NJ New York Giants New York Jets New York Red Bulls Colleges/Universities: The College of Caldwell University Centenary College College of Saint Elizabeth Princeton University Rutgers University Drew University Institute of Technology Richard Stockton College of Montclair State University Seton Hall University Georgian Court University Monmouth University Ramapo College of Rider University Rowan Univeristy Stevens Institute of Technology Saint Peters University William Paterson University Kean University Stockton University Fairleigh Dickinson University Felician College Berkeley College Thomas Edison State College University of Medicine and Dentistry City University Shopping Centers/Nightlife: Jersey Shore Premium Outlets The Mall at Short Hills Westfield Garden State Plaza Riverside Square Bridgewater Commons Paramus Park Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Harrah s Golden Nugget Tropicana Casino & Resort Ceasars Hotel & Casino Fairfield, 07004

12 Media Type by County County Population Age 18 + Bulletins Posters Junior Posters Digitals Phone Kiosks Atlantic 213,606 Bergen 729,612 Burlington 349,877 Camden 393,436 Cape May 77,486 Essex 601,612 Hudson 536,437 Hunterdon 98,144 Mercer 290,411 Middlesex 809,858 Monmouth 630,380 Morris 499,397 Ocean 576,567 Passaic 501,226 Somerset 253,982 Sussex 112,216 Union 422,140 Warren 108,691 Fairfield, 07004

13 OUTFRONT Mobile Network Prime. Engage. Capture. What advertising opportunities are on the OUTFRONT Mobile Network? The OUTFRONT Mobile Network is a customized geofencing solution, with location verification enabled. Advertisers place a virtual radius around OOH assets and key secondary locations, which triggers the delivery of mobile banner ads. While in the geofence, consumers actively engaged with an app in the OUTFRONT Mobile Network, have the opportunity to be delivered a banner ad. Upon clicking the banner ad, the consumer is taken to a dynamic landing page, where further actions can take place. How can the OUTFRONT Mobile Network connect with consumers? Mobile ads allow advertisers to create an one-to-one engagement with consumers. After being primed by the OOH ad, the consumer can learn more about the brand or service via their mobile phone. Utilizing the dynamic landing page, advertisers can communicate specific action items for the consumer. Examples include: interactive directions, click to call, click to website, video. Why is the OUTFRONT Mobile Network valuable to advertisers? Studies show OOH as the best primer for mobile engagement, with consumers 48% more likely to click a mobile ad after being exposed to it on OOH first*. By layering mobile onto any OOH campaign, advertisers gain additional insight on consumer engagement with their brand, measured by engagement metrics of click through rate (CTR) and secondary action rate (SAR). Fairfield, Product Information: Lat/Long Defined Virtual Radius Banner Ad (320 x 50), PNG/JPEG/GIF Templated Mobile Optimized Landing Page Branded Header (320 x 200), Directions, Call, Video (YouTube hosted), Promo, Custom Button Deliverable Targets: Impressions, CTR, SAR Retargeting option available Coverage: National *SOURCE: Ocean Beyond OOH Neuroinsight, 2015

14 Digital Bulletins Dynamic. Relevant. Impact. What advertising opportunities are on digital bulletins? These bright and bold digitals allow an advertiser to display their ad for a spot 8 seconds on a 8-spot loop. With messages that are easily changed, advertisers can day-part segments of their campaign making messages not only relevant but timely. How can the digital bulletins connect with consumers? Utilizing Twitter, Facebook, and other social media sites to connect with your customers by announcing news, events, contests, giveaways. Keep consumers updated in real time on digital billboards. Why are digital bulletins valuable to advertisers? Advertising with one of our digital billboards is a great opportunity to stand out from the crowd. Production costs are no longer an issue. Digital billboards allows the advertiser to change copy within minutes without any printing or installation costs. Product Information: LED Display Size: 14 H x 48 W 20 H x 60 W 16 H x 60 W Spot Length :08 seconds; :30 seconds Hours: 24 hours; 18 hours* Static Only Coverage: See next page for complete coverage *The spot delievery is calculated using 91% of the total time available as the contract guarantees. The remaining time is used for service (replair, replace) and short term campaigns. Fairfield, 07004

15 Digital Bulletin Locations Northern Counties Unit: Description: N39 E/S NJ Tpke.6 mi S/O Exit 15 E Newark F/S N108 E/S Rt. 287 N/O Rt. 23 Bloomingdale F/N N109 E/S Rt mi N/O Rt. 23 Bloomingdale F/S N110 N/S Harrison Ave., Harrison F/W N134 N/S Rt mi E/O Lincoln Tunnel Toll Weehawken F/E 154 E/S Rt. 17 N/O Paterson Plank Rd F/N 176 N/S Rt. 4 & Erie Rr Underpass Hackensack F/E 243 N/S I-78 & Frelinghuysen Ave Newark F/E 244 N/S Rt 4 E/O Erie Rr Overpass Hackensack F/W 254 S/S Rt 46 W/O Union Blvd Totowa F/E 255 S/S Rt 46 W/O Union Blvd Totowa F/W 354 S/S I-80 E/O G.S.P Elmwood Park F/W 392 S/S Rt. 4 & Kinderkamack Rd Hackensack F/E 393 S/S Rt. 4 & Kinderkamack Rd Hackensack F/W 429 W/S NJ Tpke 1.1 mi S/O Exit 16 Toll Plaza Secaucus F/N 430 W/S NJ Tpke 1.1 mi S/O Exit 16 Toll Plaza Secaucus F/S 436 N/S I-78 W/O NJ Tpke Toll Plaza Newark F/E 446 E/S NJ Turnpike S/O Newark Int l Airport Elizabeth F/S 457 W/S Lincoln Tunnel Ramp.25 mi S/O Toll Booth Wee F/N 466 S/S Lincoln Tunnel Ramp W/O Rt 1 & 9 No. Bergen F/E 467 S/S Lincoln Tunnel Ramp W/O Rt 1 & 9 No. Bergen F/W 498 E/S G.S.P. N/O Sayreville Toll Plz Sayerville F/S 588 E/S G.S.P. N/O Sayreville Toll Plz Sayreville F/N 7065 I mi N/O Exit 7 W/S F/N 7072 I-287 N/O Exit 6 F/S 7081 S/S Rt 22 Median w/o Madison Street Union F/E 9965 N/S I-80.1 mi E/O River Road F/W 9966 N/S I-80.1mi E/O River Road F/E Fairfield, 07004

16 Digital Bulletin Locations Southern Counties Unit: Description: 80 E/S Rt. Waycake Crk Holmdel F/W 299 E/S Rt. 9 N/O Rt. 516 Old Bridge F/S 496 E/S Rt. 9 N/O Rt. 516 Old Bridge F/N 5044 E/S Rt. 35 N/O Shark Rvr Bridge Avon By The Sea F/S 5113 E/S Rt. 35.4mi N/O Sunset Ave Ocean F/N 5114 E/S Rt mi N/O Sunset Ave Ocean F/S 7022 Route 72 W/O Route 9 F/W 7023 Route 72 W/O Route 9 F/E 7047 Route Sunset Ave. F/N Fairfield, 07004

17 Digital Posters Influential. Progressive. Flexible. What advertising opportunities are on digital posters? With our expanding digital network, digital posters will provide you the opportunity to hand-select specific locations to desired markets to reach target demographic groups. The digital format also allows you to hyper-localize campaigns across a national landscape. How can the digital posters connect with consumers? Give your campaign ultimate creative flexibility utilizing the vivid high-resolution display and keep the audience posted with to-theminute updates, countdowns, and messaging that keeps everyone engaged. Why are digital posters valuable to advertisers? Strategic placement of illuminated LED posters in high traffic areas ensures the greatest reach for your message. With a constant flow of potential consumers exposed to your ad, your investment sees a low CPM that is as mind-blowing as the stunning display. Product Information: LED Display Size: 10 6"H x 22 W Spot Length :08 seconds Hours: 24 hours* Static Only Coverage: See next page for complete coverage *The spot delievery is calculated using 91% of the total time available as the contract guarantees. The remaining time is used for service (replair, replace) and short term campaigns. Fairfield, 07004

18 Digital Poster Locations Unit: Description: 5508 S/S Rt. 37 W/O Washington Ave Toms River/ F/E 6821 N/S Rt 36 E/O Rose Lane Union Beach F/E 6822 N/S Rt 36 E/O Rose Lane Union Beach F/W 2335 W/S Rt. 35 opp. 9th Street Sayreville F/N 2336 W/S Rt. 35 opp. 9th Street Sayreille F/S 6788 S/S Rt. 66 E/O Asbury Ave Neptune F/E 6789 S/S Rt. 66 E/O Asbury Ave Neptune F/W Fairfield, 07004

19 Static Bulletins Exposure. Presence. Impressions. What advertising opportunities are on static bulletins? With more than 700 bulletins located throughout the Metro area and all 13 counties your message reaches motorists from all parts of the tri-state area. From northern to southern, your message can be targeted or delivered to a mass audience. How can static bulletins connect with consumers? With a tremendous visibility to vehicular traffic, bulletins impact commuters on-the-go and prove influential in purchasing decisions! Commuters traveling to work are exposed to bulletins for the entire duration of the campaign. Why are static bulletins valuable to advertisers? Bulletins are one of the greatest ways to impact the increasingly mobile population and to communicate your message to your masses. Your message can be targeted or delivered to a mass audience in several different locations. Product Information: 14 H x H x H x 60 Odd Sizes Sizes vary by location Extensions available Coverage: See next page for complete coverage Fairfield, 07004

20 Bulletin Inventory Coverage Atlantic 26 Atlantic City 18 Egg Harbor 1 Mays Landing 1 Pleasantville 6 Bergen 93 Carlstadt 4 East Rutherford 2 Elmwood Pk. 7 Englewood 2 Fairlawn 4 Fairview 1 Fort Lee 15 Hackensack 4 Hasbrouck 5 Little Ferry 6 Lodi 10 Mahwah 6 Palisades Pk. 2 Paramus 3 Ridgefield Boro 4 Ridgefield Pk. 4 River Edge 1 Rochelle Pk. 3 Saddlebrook 6 So. Hackensack 2 Wood-Ridge 2 Burlington 8 Burlington 5 Mt. Holly Active Bulletins Cape May 1 Dennis Twp. 1 Essex 114 Belleville 2 Bloomfield 1 East Orange 1 Fairfield 2 Irvington 5 Livingston 4 Newark 96 Verona 3 Hudson 75 Bayonne 4 Harrison 5 Jersey City 23 Kearny 2 North Bergen 19 Secaucus 14 Union City 3 Weehawken 5 Hunterdon 2 Flemington 1 Readington 1 Mercer 3 Lambertville 1 Trenton 2 Monmouth 103 Aberdeen 2 Avon 1 Brielle 1 Colts Neck 1 Freehold 7 Hazlet 4 Highlands 2 Homde 1 Howell 11 Keyport 4 Little Silver 1 Manalapan 14 Manasquan 1 Marlboro 8 Middletown 6 Millstone 1 Neptune 4 Ocean Twp. 16 Red Bank 5 Spring Lake 1 Union Beach 1 Wall 9 W. Long Branch 2 Middlesex 59 Carteret 4 Cranbury 1 East Brunswick 2 Edison 2 Iselin 2 Monroe Twp. 2 New Brunswick 1 Old Bridge 6 Piscataway 6 Sayreville 8 South Amboy 10 South Brunswick 2 Woodbridge 13 Morris 43 Butler 4 Denville 4 Dover 2 Hanover 3 Jefferson 2 Kinnelon 2 Montville 5 Morris Plains 1 Mountain Lakes 2 Mount Olive 3 Randolph 2 Riverdale 2 Rockaway Boro 2 Rockaway Twp. 1 Roxbury 8 Ocean 65 Barnegat Twp. 17 Berkley Twp 4 Brick Twp. 4 Forked River 4 Lacey 1 Lakehurst 1 Lakewood 1 Manahawkin 1 Manchester Twp. 1 Point Pleasant 1 Point Pleasant Boro 5 Stafford Twp. 10 Toms River 9 Waretown 4 West Creek 2 Passaic 46 Bloomingdale 2 Clifton 15 Hawthorne 2 Passaic 6 Passaic Cont.. Paterson 4 Totowa 6 Wayne 10 Woodland Park 1 Somerset 6 Bridgewater 1 Green Brook 2 Hillsborough 1 No. Plainfield 1 Somerville 1 Sussex 8 Andover 5 Franklin 2 Sparta 1 Union 65 Elizabeth 31 Hillside 15 Linden 2 Rahway 4 Roselle 1 Scotch Plains 1 Union 11 Warren 4 Hackettstown 1 Phillipsburg 3 Rockland (NY) 4 Hillburn 2 Spring Valley 2 Fairfield, 07004

21 Static Bulletins North Jersey South Jersey Fairfield, 07004

22 Bulletin County Allotments County A18+ Population Avg Weekly OOH Ratings* 50 weekly TRP 75 weekly TRP 100 weekly TRP 200 weekly TRP Bergen 729, , Essex 601, , Hudson 536, , Hunterdon 98,144 42,810 by unit by unit by unit by unit Middlesex 650, , Monmouth 486,425 64, Morris 388,474 69, Ocean 450,622 27, Passaic 383, , Somerset 253,982 88, Sussex 112,216 27, Union 422, , Warren 82,678 51, NJ Metro 13 Counties: 13 units 20 units 27 units 54 units NJ Metro 13 Counties Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+): 2,505,818 3,855,105 5,204,391 10,408,783 NJ Metro 13 Counties: A18+ Population 5,232,990 NJ Metro 13 Counties: Avg Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+)* 192,755 NOTE: OOH Ratings are based on market averages only (NJ Metro); actual Ratings will be based on contracted units. *Source: TAB October 2015 Update Fairfield, 07004

23 Posters Visible. Bright. Green. What advertising opportunities are on eco posters? Posters are made of 100% recyclable polyethylene printed copy and are highly visible to both pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Achieve dramatic large-scale impact and frequency with multiple units strategically located to maximize your advertising potential. Eco posters are a perfect media option for both local and retail advertisers. Product Information: 10.5 H x 22.8 W Coverage: See next page for complete coverage How can eco posters connect with consumers? Neighborhood penetration makes posters the ideal point of purchase media. Demographic-specific locations bring your ad directly to your target audience. Targeted programs include upscale showings, general market, ethnic and individual locations. Why are eco posters valuable to advertisers? These big, bold and environmentally friendly boards are visually superior to traditional 30-sheet posters regardless of weather conditions. Posters are seamless, guaranteeing consistent color tone across the surface of the board. Fairfield, 07004

24 Posters Inventory Coverage Bergen 217 Bergenfield 12 Bogota 4 Carlstadt 11 Cliffside Park 4 Dumont 4 East Rutherford 4 Edgewater 9 Elmwood Pk. 10 Fairlawn 7 Fort Lee 12 Garfield 3 Hackensack 35 Hasbrouck 4 Little Ferry 10 Lodi 10 Lyndhurst 9 Mahwah 8 Montvale 2 No. Arlington 1 Palisades Pk. 8 Ridgefield 3 Ridgefield Pk. 6 Rochelle Pk. 1 Rutherford 6 Saddle Brook 15 Teaneck 2 Tenafly 1 Teterboro 4 Wallington 6 Woodridge 6 Essex 208 Belleville 15 Bloomfield 25 East Orange 20 Fairfield 3 Essex Cont. Irvington 22 Livingston 6 Maplewood 4 Montclair 10 Newark 58 Orange 23 Roseland 1 Verona 6 West Orange 15 Hudson 169 Bayonne 21 East Newark 3 Harrison 8 Hoboken 2 Jersey City 76 Kearny 23 North Begen 10 Secaucus 6 Union City 10 W. New York 4 Weehawken 6 Hunterdon 46 Clinton 6 Glen Gardner 2 Hampton 3 Lebanon 6 Milford 2 Readington 13 Alexandria Twp 2 Kingwood Twp 6 Raritan 6 Middlesex 232 Dunellen 9 East Brunswick 6 Edison 3 Helmetta 1 Highland Park 1 Iselin 2 Metuchen 5 Middlesex 16 Monroe 3 New Brunswick 17 No. Brunswick 9 Old Bridge 23 Perth Amboy 13 Piscataway 6 Sayreville 31 So. Brunswick 13 So. Plainfield 1 So. River 2 So. Amboy 24 Woodbridge 44 Monmouth 299 Aberdeen 18 Asbury Park 11 Atlantic Highlands 9 Avon by the Sea 4 Belmar 2 Bradley Beach 5 Colts Neck 2 Eatontown 5 Freehold 10 Hazlet 13 Highlands 3 Holmdel 11 Monmouth Cont. Howell 14 Keyport 15 LongBranch 19 Manalapan 16 Manasquan 2 Marlboro 4 Matawan 4 Middletown 22 Millstone 9 Neptune 20 Ocean Twp 25 Red Bank 19 Union Beach 2 West Long Branch 3 Wall Twp 30 Morris 146 Boonton 4 Butler 8 Chester 4 Denville 9 Dover 25 Hanover 4 Jefferson 9 Kenvil 2 Mine HIll 2 Montville 8 Morris Plains 4 Morristown 5 Mt Olive 6 Netcong 3 Parsippany 6 Randolph 5 Riverdale 2 Rockaway 13 Roxbury 19 Washington 4 Passaic 112 Bloomingdale 6 Clifton 32 Haledon 10 Hawthorne 8 Passaic 12 Paterson 33 Prospect Park 2 Totowa 3 Wayne 6 Ocean 136 Barnegat 8 Berkeley 11 Brick 9 Jackson 3 Lacey 3 Lakehurst 8 Lakewood 8 Manchester 20 Point Pleasant 3 Point Pleasant Beach 5 Toms River 39 Stafford 9 So. Toms River 6 Waretown 4 Somerset 47 Bound Brook 1 Branchburg 4 Bridgewater 5 Franklin Twp 4 Green Brook 7 Hillsborough 6 No Plainfield 11 Somerville 9 Sussex 72 Andover 13 Branchville 4 Bryam 3 Franklin 8 Hamburg 6 Newton 12 Sparta 12 Stanhope 2 Sussex 12 Union 174 Elizabeth 41 Fanwood 2 Garwood 1 Hillside 20 Linden 26 Plainfield 22 Rahway 15 Roselle 10 Roselle Park 13 Springfield 2 Union 22 Warren 81 Belvidere 7 Buttyville 7 Franklin Twp 4 Greenwich 1 Hackettstown 18 Independence 4 Knowlton 1 Liberty Twp 3 Mansfield 4 Phillipsburg 4 Washington 26 White Twp. 2 1,932 Active Posters Fairfield, 07004

25 Posters North Jersey South Jersey Fairfield, 07004

26 Poster County Allotments County A18+ Population Avg Weekly OOH Ratings* 50 weekly TRP 75 weekly TRP 100 weekly TRP 200 weekly TRP Bergen 729,612 53, Essex 601,612 32, Hudson 536,437 47, Hunterdon 98,144 23, Middlesex 650,360 45, Monmouth 486,425 41, Morris 388,474 35, Ocean 450,622 34, Passaic 383,859 38, Somerset 253,982 57, Sussex 112,216 17, Union 422,140 47, Warren 82,678 16, NJ Metro 13 Counties: 43 units 65 units 86 units 173 units NJ Metro 13 Counties Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+): 2,584,072 3,906,156 5,168,145 10,396,384 NJ Metro 13 Counties: A18+ Population 5,232,990 NJ Metro 13 Counties: Avg Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+)* 60,095 NOTE: OOH Ratings are based on market averages only (NJ Metro); actual Ratings will be based on contracted units. *Source: TAB May 2014 Update Fairfield, 07004

27 Junior Posters Localized. Direct. Vibrant. What advertising opportunities are on junior posters? Located along secondary roadways and in urban areas, junior posters are highly visible to vehicular traffic and pedestrians and offer point-of-purchase opportunities. Product Information: 5'H x 11'W Coverage: How can junior posters connect with consumers? See next page for complete coverage Pedestrians and motorists are impacted by the strong message recall of junior posters, which are posted on freestanding structures or mounted on the sides of buildings predominantly in a city-like area. Why are junior posters valuable to advertisers? Junior posters have the advantage of saturating local neighborhoods to your desired target market sending the message directly to your specific audience that drive or walk by your ad. Fairfield, 07004

28 Junior Poster Inventory Coverage Atlantic 16 Absecon 4 Atlantic City 2 Egg Harbor 2 Hammonton 2 Pleasantville 6 Bergen 61 Bergenfield 2 Cliffside Park 1 East Rutherford 4 Elmwood Pk. 5 Fair Lawn 3 Garfield 3 Hackensack 12 Little Ferry 2 Lodi 2 Lyndhurs 15 No. Arlington 4 Rutherford 2 Saddle Brook 2 Teaneck 2 Wallington 1 Woodridge 1 Burlington 2 Bordentown 2 Camden 34 Blackwood 2 Camden 32 Essex 363 Belleville 9 Bloomfield 20 Caldwell 4 East Orange 47 Irvington 43 Maplewood 2 Montclair 3 Newark 190 Nutley 6 Orange 30 South Orange 2 West Orange 7 Hudson 130 Bayonne 8 Guttenburg 2 Harrison 9 Hoboken 4 Jersey City 77 Kearny 9 North Bergen 12 Secaucus 4 W. New York 4 Weehawken 1 Mercer 47 Hamilton 6 Lawrence 2 Trenton 39 Middlesex 150 Avenel 7 Carteret 4 Colonia 8 Dunellen 6 Edison 7 Fords 2 Highland Park 4 Iselin 6 Metuchen 3 Middlesex 4 Monroe / Jamesburg 3 New Brunswick 15 Old Bridge 18 Perth Amboy 25 Sayreville 12 Sewaren 1 So. Amboy 7 So. Plainfield 2 Woodbridge 16 Monmouth 25 Bradley Beach 2 Brielle 2 Eatontown 2 Freehold 2 Highlands 2 Howell 2 Little Silver 2 Long Branch 2 Marlboro 2 Middletown 2 Neptune 2 Ocean Twp 1 Red Bank 1 Wall Twp 1 Morris 13 Boonton 3 Dover 1 Lake Hiawatha 2 Morristown 2 Parsippany 2 Pompton Plains 1 Roxbury 1 Towaco 1 Ocean 34 Brick 3 Lakewood 13 So. Toms River 2 Toms River 12 Waretown 4 Passaic 130 Bloomingdale 1 Clifton 12 Hawthorne 4 Passaic 30 Paterson 82 Woodland Park 1 Somerset 11 Manville 2 North Plainfield 3 Somerville 6 Union 275 Clark 2 Cranford 6 Elizabeth 84 Garwood 3 Hillside 15 Linden 46 Plainfield 26 Rahway 26 Roselle 22 Roselle Park 14 Scotch Plains 2 Union 21 Westfield 8 1,291 Active Jr Posters Fairfield, 07004

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30 Junior Poster County Allotments County A18+ Population Avg Weekly OOH Ratings* 50 weekly TRP 75 weekly TRP 100 weekly TRP 200 weekly TRP Bergen 729,612 19, Essex 601,612 16, Hudson 536,437 15, Hunterdon 98,144 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Middlesex 650,360 16, Monmouth 486,425 21, N/A Morris 388,474 19, N/A N/A N/A Ocean 450,622 29, Passaic 383,859 16, Somerset 253,982 15,236 8 N/A N/A N/A Sussex 114,166 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Union 422,140 18, Warren 82,678 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A NJ Metro 13 Counties: 103 units 155 units 207 units 413 units NJ Metro 13 Counties Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+): 2,589,326 3,896,559 5,203,792 10,382,445 NJ Metro 13 Counties: A18+ Population 5,232,990 NJ Metro 13 Counties: Avg Weekly OOH Ratings (A18+)* 25,139 NOTE: OOH Ratings are based on market averages only (NJ Metro); actual Ratings will be based on contracted units. *Source: TAB May 2014 Update Fairfield, 07004

31 Phone Kiosks Reach. Noticeable. Eye Level. What advertising opportunities are on phone kiosks? Located in Hoboken's busy intersections, phone kiosks are the ideal showcase for your advertising. A corner, after all, is where people and places intersect, where messages and markets meet How can Phone Kiosks connect with consumers? Phone kiosks are the highest quality street-level displays, and to keep them that way we provide round-the-clock service, employing the largest maintenance force of its kind in Hoboken. We showcase your advertising in the best possible way, all day, every day Product Information: Verticals (50"H x 26"W) Coverage: See next page for complete coverage Why are Phone Kiosks valuable to advertisers? We can deliver comprehensive coverage, reaching the full spectrum of Hoboken's diverse population. Just as importantly, we can deliver targeted coverage that reaches any intended audience. Because we value corners so much, we never cut them. Fairfield, 07004

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