Grow More tops 2025 campaign volume with 288 mobile DOOH campaigns

Grow More Technology Group Corp. said it has already surpassed its full-year 2025 campaign count, reaching 288 mobile digital-out-of-home campaigns as of Sept. 30, 2026. The Mississauga-based company now spans 70-plus cities in eight provinces and says advertisers are leaning harder on flexible, measurable outdoor media.

Why it matters: - Grow More says mobile DOOH is moving from an experimental format to a planning channel for brands and agencies. - The company’s 2026 pace already exceeds its full-year 2025 volume, signaling stronger demand heading into Q4. - Grow More’s growth suggests outdoor advertising buyers want multi-city reach, event targeting and campaign reporting in one package.

What happened: - Grow More Technology Group Corp. announced that it had delivered 288 campaigns in 2026 as of Sept. 30. - The Mississauga, Ontario-based company said that total is already about 21% above its full-year 2025 total of 238 campaigns. - Grow More also reported 77 campaigns in 2024 and 238 in 2025. - The company said its footprint now covers more than 70 cities across eight Canadian provinces.

The details: - Grow More was founded in 2023 and specializes in digital LED mobile billboard campaigns. - The company says its trucks have traveled more than 200,000 kilometres across Canada. - Grow More estimates its campaign history has produced more than 10 million impressions. - Each truck carries three LED screens: two side screens with creative up to 1280×720 and a 720×720 rear screen. - The fleet is GPS-tracked and supported by route planning and daily campaign reporting. - Grow More said recent work included a 45-day campaign for Korea Tourism and multi-city advertising for Flair Airlines. - Campaigns for Emporio Armani, ToonieBet and Trident were also part of the company’s recent activity. - Grow More said its trucks were deployed during the summer World Cup match period in Toronto and Vancouver and during the Calgary Stampede. - The company said it also handles time-sensitive campaigns built around live events, public gatherings and news-driven moments.

Between the lines: - The campaign mix points to broader use cases than simple one-day truck rentals. - Grow More said advertisers are asking for longer deployments, multi-city coverage, event routes and GPS reporting alongside digital campaigns. - The company is framing mobile DOOH as a measurable alternative to fixed-location outdoor media because routes can be planned around where target audiences are expected to be. - Grow More also said it is building toward geofencing, digital retargeting, agency partnerships and flexible inventory.

What’s next: - Grow More said it is entering Q4 with a focus on longer-term, multi-market mobile DOOH programs. - The company said it is currently booking holiday-season and early-2027 campaigns across Canada. - Future expansion is expected to center on shared advertising inventory, agency partnerships, geofencing and retargeting integrations, and event-focused mobile advertising. - Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador remain the only provinces where Grow More has not yet completed a campaign, setting up a possible next geographic milestone across all 10 Canadian provinces.

The bottom line: - Grow More has already outpaced last year’s campaign volume, and the company sees that momentum as evidence that mobile outdoor advertising is becoming a more scalable, data-driven media option in Canada.