ROHM Media, which styles its name with a slashed O, runs a cartop digital billboard network in Gauteng. Screens are mounted on rideshare vehicles rather than fixed structures, so the advertising moves with traffic across Johannesburg and Pretoria. It is a small, direct-sales operation: the site publishes one number, one enquiry form and no branch list.
ROHM Media contact details
- Telephone: 079 053 4760
- Enquiry form: the Get In Touch section on rohmmedia.co.za, with a campaign type selector
- Service area as published: Johannesburg and Pretoria, South Africa
The 079 number is a mobile. It is the only telephone number ROHM Media publishes; there is no landline and no switchboard, which is normal for an operator of this size. The site lists a single email address, but it is a named individual mailbox rather than a company one, so it is not reproduced here. Use the number or the form on the site.
What to say when you make contact
The enquiry form asks you to pick a campaign type before you write anything, so having the answer ready shortens the conversation. The options it offers are:
- Cartop digital screen campaign
- In-car WiFi advertising
- Programmatic advertising
- Experiential or in-car campaign
- Full network package
- General enquiry
What the network covers
- About 200 active cartop LED screens operating daily across the Johannesburg and Pretoria metros
- A minimum eight-hour daily shift per driver, which is how the exposure is sold
- In-car WiFi portals that carry advertising to passengers inside the vehicle
- Programmatic buying, plus weather and location triggers and in-ride surveys
Before you book
Cartop advertising is sold on impressions and routes rather than on a fixed site, so ask for the route coverage and the screen count your flight will actually run on, and get the reporting method in writing. Impression figures quoted on any operator site are estimates; ask how they are measured before signing.
If something goes wrong
- Raise it first on 079 053 4760 or through the enquiry form on rohmmedia.co.za
- For an outdoor advertising content complaint, the Advertising Regulatory Board takes consumer complaints about advertising in South Africa
- For a contract dispute with no resolution, the National Consumer Commission handles consumer complaints against suppliers