Ad loops explained: how digital signage rotations are timed, how many slots a loop should hold, and how to make creative that works with no sound.
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What Adloop Does
Explain ad loops — the rotating playlists behind digital signage and in-store screens — and how to build ones people don't tune out.
Matching loop length to dwell time — a checkout line loop is not a lobby loop.
Players, screens, and scheduling software — the anatomy of a signage setup.
Designing spots that land with no audio and six seconds of attention.
How many messages one loop can carry before none of them stick.
Lobby, menu board, window, or aisle — what each position is good for.
Dwell, recall, and redemption — honest ways to tell if a loop earns its screen.
How Adloop Works
Time how long people actually stand in front of the screen — that number sets your loop.
Short spots, big type, one message each — sequenced so neighbors don't blur together.
Swap creative on a schedule; a stale loop becomes wallpaper within weeks.
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Roughly the audience's dwell time: a 3-minute checkout wait suits a 2-3 minute loop, so most visitors see everything once without exact repeats.
Fewer than you'd like — six to ten short spots is a common ceiling. Past that, individual messages stop being remembered at all.
Most public screens run muted by design or by ambient noise. Effective loop creative treats audio as a bonus, never a requirement.
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