We built Adlink Digital Network around interviews with operators who manage transit, retail, and roadside inventory—not abstract “enterprise” personas. Scheduling, proof-of-play, and location groupings came from their pain points: missed flights, last-minute swaps, and reconciling what actually ran versus what was sold.
Today teams connect devices, campaigns, and reporting in one workflow so sales, ops, and finance aren’t exporting CSVs from three different tools. Early adopters point to fewer make-goods and faster creative turnarounds as the first measurable wins.
4.8 of 5 stars
Average from 10 verified operator reviews.
Customer success stories video
We run promos across twelve mall kiosks and two roadside boards. Scheduling used to live in spreadsheets; now our whole team sees live proof-of-play and we adjust copy from one place. That alone paid for the switch within a quarter.
Maya Kim — Director of Marketing, Midwest Retail Group
Clients get simple reports with impressions and dates they can trust. Fill rates on our downtown loop are up and renewals are easier because the numbers are right there—not screenshots from five different vendors.
James Wright — Owner, Wright Outdoor Media
Our spring launch hit forty-seven screens across three metros with staggered dayparts. Being able to duplicate a flight and tweak geography without starting over saved our small team real late nights.
Elena Vargas — Regional Campaign Lead, Fresca Beverages
We manage hardware in the field and campaigns from HQ. Permissions mean city leads can approve creative without touching billing, and support tickets dropped once everyone worked off the same timeline.
Anders Lindström — Head of Ops, Nordic Transit Displays
