We are looking for partners for digital signage, DOOH and retail media — with genuine market access, not merely contacts.
The most compelling partners are those with access to locations, advertisers, digital signage projects or concrete rollout structures who want to build a viable business model with us from that access.
We are looking for partners with real access, credible relationships and tangible leverage.
Access alone does not create a business. What matters is a model that makes sense for all sides.
More than simple introductions
We are not looking for loose leads, but for credible partnerships with real value on both sides: access, execution and economic upside should align meaningfully.
Tangible relevance
Those who already have relationships with locations, advertisers, brands or networks can unlock real pilot projects and credible rollout discussions faster.
Scalable logic
Locations, advertising partners and operational delivery are treated as one connected system — not as a one-off initiative without credible next stages.
From the initial introduction to a pilot project in four clear steps.
1. Assess access and fit
In the first discussion, we clarify which audiences, locations, advertisers or partner structures are available and where realistic potential exists.
2. Derive the right model
We then determine whether the opportunity concerns location acquisition, advertising partners, pilot inventory, rollout access or a combination of these elements.
3. Launch a pilot or a commercial dialogue series
If the access is credible, we define the most sensible entry point: a pilot project, joint outreach, a cooperation model or a structured trial.
4. Expand the collaboration
If the initial step works, individual opportunities can evolve into a credible structure with clear roles, disciplined processes and real development potential.
What counts is not the number of contacts, but the quality of access.
The most compelling strategic partners are those with genuine relationships, proximity to decision-makers or operational leverage. That is where conversations emerge that can realistically progress for all parties involved.
Not a sales slide — a model with substance.
Urban Media Group combines market logic, technology, operational delivery and go-to-market structure. That matters because strong partners are right to expect that a collaboration is backed by more than a good idea.
The delivery model is not just an idea — it is backed by clearly defined partner roles.
Andreas Barth / Display Concepts provides digital signage software, dashboard and reporting capabilities. Sebastian Friedrich / iRepair IT GmbH complements the model as a certified Apple partner, IT systems house and local installation partner for Berlin / Brandenburg.
If you have genuine market access, we should speak directly.
The most interesting partners are those who bring access, reach or operational leverage — and want to turn that into a viable model with concrete next steps together.