Minneapolis MN

National Geographic, Travel + Leisure and Culture Owl all rank Minneapolis as one of the top 10 cities for live music in the entire country. Top musical artists like Adele, Radiohead and Brandy Carlisle put their trust in WNDW to make sure their OOH advertising campaigns in Minneapolis would Be Seen.

Industries in the Twin Cities region are highly diversified with manufacturing, publishing, food processing, graphic arts, insurance, and high-technology. WNDW’s collaboration with Facebook’s “Support Small Business” message showed love for the small businesses that make up more than half of Facebook’s advertising revenue. WNDW’s WindowPoster™ displays were ideal for getting that message seen across 10 major markets including Minneapolis in client-favorite neighborhoods such as Downtown, Lyn-Lake and Loring Park. A perfect example of Hyper-Local OOH advertising executed on a national scale.

The original single girl in the big city wasn’t Carrie Bradshaw—it was Mary Richards in The Mary Tyler Moore Show. The 1970s sitcom followed the triumphs and tribulations of a 30-year-old woman as she adjusted to life on her own in Minneapolis after a bad break-up. Before F. Scott Fitzgerald hobnobbed around Paris with Hemingway or became an East Coast city slicker, he spent his adolescent years in St. Paul. When Fitzgerald was a young man, his future wife, Zelda Sayre, broke off their engagement. To win her back, Fitzgerald moved back into his parents’ house in St. Paul, where he worked on the manuscript that would someday be known as This Side of Paradise. The novel was a bestseller, Fitzgerald became famous, and Zelda returned to his side. Historic Rice Park in downtown St. Paul is older than Central Park in New York City.