The map is the center of OOH planning on AdQuick. Here's how to operate it and what it can do beyond basic browsing.
The basics
Every listed unit appears geographically. Zoom to any market, click a unit for its full detail (photos, specs, impressions, pricing), and add units directly to a plan from the map. Filters narrow the view by format, media owner, digital vs. static, and availability.
Searching specific places
Search by address, neighborhood, landmark, or point of interest to center the map there, then evaluate surrounding inventory. Radius-based views around your locations of interest support proximity planning; see the area search article.
Layering data on the map
Audience data can be overlaid so the map shows not just where units are but where your target audience concentrates, turning unit selection into an audience-fit decision rather than a real-estate decision.
Sharing maps
Plans and their map views can be shared with stakeholders and clients who need to see proposed placements spatially; for agencies, shared views support client presentations without granting full platform access. Branded (white-label) shared views are available; ask your AdQuick contact. Whether a shared campaign link opens without a login is controlled per campaign.
Can the map be embedded elsewhere?
Teams occasionally want map functionality inside their own sites or decks. Exported map imagery works for presentations, but we don't support live map embedding; the map lives on the platform.
Does map access require payment?
Browsing inventory on the map is part of platform access. You can explore markets, open unit detail, and pull units from Browse into a campaign without a media commitment.