Australia – Australia Post in partnership with reo, powered by oOh!media, will trial its first in-store screen retail media network across 60 Victorian locations, transforming its extensive physical footprint into a powerful platform for connecting brands with Australian consumers.

Leveraging reo’s in-class retail media expertise, the in-store screen network will engage Australia Post’s customers at pivotal moments, whether they’re sending or collecting a parcel, or using other Australia Post services.

Providing advertisers with unique opportunities to deliver targeted and contextual messaging, reo’s comprehensive retail media solution, including hardware, software, and services, will enable Australia Post to launch its in-store network quickly and efficiently. 

Moreover, Australia Post will use reo’s experienced sales team to assist with the media sales, allowing Australia Post to focus on core business functions.

One of the country’s most iconic brands, Australia Post has a broad and diverse customer profile, that includes small business owners and those using its service for eCommerce collections. In addition, advertisers can extend their reach by accessing oOh!’s national Out of Home network to influence customers along their journeys to physical post offices.

The agreement with Australia Post represents the latest collaboration with reo and leading Australian retailers reflecting oOh!’s continued mission to play a leading role in the fast-growing retail media sector.

Aimee Dixon, general manager for enterprise brand and retail marketing at Australia Post, said, “Australia Post’s network of retail outlets offer’s brands an innovative way to engage with consumers. By leveraging our physical footprint, we are excited to expand the value we deliver to businesses across Australia, starting with a rollout in 60 locations in Victoria. Our collaboration with reo is a key part of this strategy, allowing us to connect brands with customers through dynamic in-store media solutions.”

Meanwhile, Neil Ackland, chief retail media officer at oOh!, commented, “We’re thrilled to be working with Australia Post to deliver a cutting-edge in-store screen network solution that combines best-in-class media products with unmatched scalability. reo’s advanced infrastructure and extensive media expertise ensures Australia Post can unlock new revenue streams while maintaining focus on serving their customers. Together, we’re setting a new benchmark for contextual, targeted advertising across Australia.”

Australia — Australia Post has launched its latest brand campaign that highlights the shift in how Aussies are living, working, sending and receiving parcels, and reinforces how Australia Post supports them by delivering like never before. The campaign was done in collaboration with the ad agency The Monkeys.

The TVC, entitled ‘Delivering like never before’, follows campaign hero Terry the Postie, and his interactions with his customers on his local route, including families, small businesses and an aspiring garage band. Terry has an uncanny ability to save the day – on more than one occasion. 

Amber Collins, CMO of Australia Post, said that after the challenges of COVID where Australia Post continued to provide the essential service to its customers and communities, the new campaign highlights the integral and ever-changing role Australia Post plays in delivering for Australia. 

“We’ve invested $1 billion into our network, enhancing the customer experience at our Post Offices, deploying one of Australia’s largest fleet of electric delivery vehicles and we now have over four million customers using the Australia Post app to track and manage their deliveries,” Collins said. 

Meanwhile, Paul McMillan, CEO of The Monkeys, shared, “Australia Post is on our streets every day. It’s part of the fabric of Aussie communities. Our latest campaign shows the way Australia Post is changing to help Aussies from all walks of life.” 

The integrated campaign launched with a 45-second TVC during The Voice Grand Final, Masterchef Australia and Celebrity Apprentice. The campaign will run until July across TV, out-of-home, online video, radio, social, digital, press and in-store.