Local advertising that belongs in the neighborhood.

Glowbiz puts local businesses on screens inside the places their neighbors visit every week, so the right offer reaches the people most likely to walk in.

A neighborhood grocery store at dusk with warm light spilling onto the sidewalkADVERTISE CONNECT GROW LOCAL ADS
A quiet west Los Angeles street of local shops at golden hour

Neighborhoods run on their local businesses.

The taqueria, the barber, the dentist on the corner, the studio that opened last spring. They’re who Glowbiz is for.

Who advertises on Glowbiz.

Small local businesses that want more customers from nearby. Their ads play on screens inside places the neighborhood already visits, like grocery stores and cafés.

  • A barber mid-cut in a small neighborhood barbershop

    Barbers and salons

    Fill empty chairs on slow weekdays with an offer for first-time clients.

  • A restaurant owner checks her phone before opening

    Restaurants

    Tell neighbors about tonight’s special while they’re shopping for dinner.

  • A café owner at her counter in the morning

    Cafés and shops

    Turn people who walk past every day into regulars.

How we run the screen.

A screen people trust is one they keep looking at. These are the rules every Glowbiz screen follows.

Only a few businesses per screen

Your ad shares the screen with a handful of other local businesses, not dozens, so it comes around often while people wait and shop.

Every ad is checked before it runs

We make sure it reads well, the offer is clear, the QR code works, and it’s right for everyone in the store. If something needs a change, we tell you.

Real numbers, nothing invented

Your dashboard counts scans of your ad’s QR code and visits to your page. We don’t make up reach figures or guess at your sales.

Shoppers in a neighborhood grocery store beneath a wall-mounted ad screen

One of our locations.

One of our screens is inside Robert’s Market in Westchester, Los Angeles. Next time you shop there, look up. That’s where your ad could be.

Where
Robert’s Market, Westchester, Los Angeles
What runs
Local businesses only

Have something to tell the neighborhood?

Tell us what you want to promote and when. We’ll reply with dates and options.

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