Marco’s Pizza’s 12-unit expansion in Southern California showcases how out-of-home (OOH) advertising can do more than generate awareness by leveraging precise traffic data. C-Site provides continuous, high-resolution traffic observation exactly at the location of interest—down to short road segments as small as 35 feet—using multiple data streams including detectors, GPS, and connected vehicles. Key OOH planning metrics include per-direction AADT, intraday traffic curves, speed distributions, congested hours, viewing time by 15-minute intervals, and local versus transit traffic share to gauge likely customer exposure. C-Site’s pricing guidance offers hourly price ratios based on volume and speed, allowing marketers to avoid flat CPM negotiations and maximize value. For the pizza QSR rollout, prioritizing evening and weekend demand along residential corridors is critical. A recommended workflow includes building evidence-based trade zones by mapping local traffic, selecting boards based on exposure quality rather than volume alone, pricing and scheduling media buys with hourly precision, aligning marketing efforts with staffing and supply based on traffic surges, and continuously monitoring and adjusting campaigns as traffic patterns change. This methodology addresses limitations of mobile phone-based audience measurements, which can suffer from sampling bias and inconsistent coverage on highways and arterials. Instead, C-Site’s cross-verified traffic observation ensures more reliable comparisons among billboard locations for both owners and advertisers. Franchisors expanding multiple units benefit most when OOH advertising is engineered with the same empirical traffic foundation used for site selection and store operations. To optimize OOH spend and accelerate awareness for multi-unit rollouts, request a sample C-Site Insight report that includes viewing-time by daypart, per-direction AADT, speed distributions, and hourly price schedules.