In-Store TV Marketing That Keeps Up With Your Campaigns
Run your in-store screen content the same way you run your other marketing — planned, timed, and consistent across locations. Push campaigns, launches, and seasonal content to every TV without manual store-by-store work.
Retail and restaurant marketing teams who run seasonal campaigns, launches, and promotions
Multi-location operators who need store screens to stay in sync with central marketing decisions
Business owners who want in-store screens to match what they are doing on social media, in windows, and in email
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Make every screen a marketing touchpoint
What this lets you show on the screen
This is the layer that connects your marketing calendar to your store screens. You plan the campaign once — dates, content, target locations — and the screens run it automatically. When the campaign ends, the next one picks up without anyone needing to touch a TV.
New product and service launches
Campaign scheduling by date range, daypart, and location
Seasonal campaigns and sale events
Multi-location targeting — push to all stores or a selected group
Flash offers and limited-time promotions
Automatic rollback when a campaign window closes
Cross-sell and upsell prompts at the point of decision
Mixed playlists — campaigns sit alongside evergreen product and brand content
Workflow
How teams stay in control
The point is not just publishing. It is making the screen feel managed, current, and easy to run across stores or branches.
Build the campaign content
Prepare your launch, seasonal, or promotional screen assets in GlooTV.
Set the campaign window
Choose start and end dates, dayparts, and which locations should run the content.
Target the right screens
Assign the campaign to all stores, a regional group, or individual locations.
Publish and let it run
The campaign goes live on schedule and reverts automatically when the window closes.
Visual proof
What the screen looks like in practice
These are the kinds of screens a team can actually publish, instead of a generic brochure-style explanation.
Every store, same campaign
In-store screens stay aligned with the wider marketing effort without separate coordination per location
New product and service launches
Automatic rollback when a campaign window closes
Seasonal campaigns and sale events
Mixed playlists — campaigns sit alongside evergreen product and brand content
Same-day campaign rollout
New product and seasonal content reaches all assigned screens within minutes of publishing
Seasonal campaigns and sale events
Mixed playlists — campaigns sit alongside evergreen product and brand content
Flash offers and limited-time promotions
Android TV support with no additional hardware required
Content that matches the moment
Timed campaigns mean screens always reflect current offers rather than outdated content
Flash offers and limited-time promotions
Android TV support with no additional hardware required
Cross-sell and upsell prompts at the point of decision
Central dashboard visibility across all active campaigns and screens
Control layer
How teams stay in control
Campaign scheduling by date range, daypart, and location
In-store screens stay aligned with the wider marketing effort without separate coordination per location
Multi-location targeting — push to all stores or a selected group
New product and seasonal content reaches all assigned screens within minutes of publishing
Automatic rollback when a campaign window closes
Timed campaigns mean screens always reflect current offers rather than outdated content
Mixed playlists — campaigns sit alongside evergreen product and brand content
In-store screens stay aligned with the wider marketing effort without separate coordination per location
Integrations and compatibility
Integrations
- Campaign asset upload and playlist scheduling
- Google Reviews and social content for trust loops
- Product and offer feeds for campaign content
- Multi-location screen group management
Compatibility
- Android TV appNative app for Android TV and Google TV devices
- Screen orientationLandscape and portrait layouts with safe zones
- Multi-location controlPush updates by location, region, or all screens
- Offline continuityLast published playlist stays on-screen during outages
Operations view
Manual work vs cloud control
Manual
Marketing campaigns reach every channel except the store screen
With GlooTV
In-store screens become part of the marketing calendar alongside email, social, and window displays
Manual
Stores update their own screens independently, creating inconsistency
With GlooTV
Central teams publish once and all assigned screens reflect the campaign immediately
Manual
Outdated campaign content runs long after the sale ends
With GlooTV
Campaign windows close automatically so screens always show current content
Manual
New product launches take days to reach in-store screens
With GlooTV
A single publish action puts the launch on every assigned screen the same day
Day-to-day use
What teams get out of it
What teams typically see when moving from manual screen updates to centralized publishing.
Campaign reach
Every store, same campaign
In-store screens stay aligned with the wider marketing effort without separate coordination per location
Launch speed
Same-day campaign rollout
New product and seasonal content reaches all assigned screens within minutes of publishing
Screen relevance
Content that matches the moment
Timed campaigns mean screens always reflect current offers rather than outdated content
Common store examples
Seasonal sale launch
Push a sale campaign to all stores on the opening day, run it through the sale window, and revert to standard content automatically.
New product introduction
Run a launch screen across selected stores for the first two weeks, then fold the product into the regular product loop.
Regional promotion
Target a campaign to one city or store group while the rest of the network runs standard content.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
1. How is in-store TV marketing different from just putting a slide on a screen?
A slide on a screen is static — someone has to change it manually when the campaign ends. In-store TV marketing with GlooTV is scheduled: you set the campaign dates, choose which stores run it, and it starts and stops automatically. The screen always reflects what is current without manual intervention per store.
2. Can I run different campaigns in different store locations at the same time?
Yes. You can push a national campaign to all stores while simultaneously running a city-specific promotion in selected locations. Each screen group is managed independently from the same dashboard.
3. Can I schedule a campaign launch in advance?
Yes. You set the start date and the campaign goes live automatically. You can also set an end date so the screen reverts to your standard content when the campaign window closes — no one needs to log in to switch it off.
4. Can in-store screens match what I am doing on social media and in email?
Yes. Once you build the campaign content in GlooTV, you publish it across all assigned screens with one action. Your store TVs then reflect the same campaign visually active on your other channels — consistent across touchpoints without extra coordination.
5. Can I mix campaign content with my regular product and review screens?
Yes. Playlists in GlooTV can combine campaign content with evergreen product, review, and brand content. The campaign slides appear in the rotation alongside your standard loop, so the screen is never entirely promotional.
6. How do I handle a flash sale or short-notice promotion?
Create the content in GlooTV, set the campaign window, and publish. The screen updates within minutes. For very short windows — a few hours of a flash offer — daypart scheduling lets you target the exact time range without any manual on/off switching.
7. Can I see which screens are running a campaign and which are not?
Yes. The dashboard shows the current assignment and status of every screen, so you can confirm coverage before a campaign goes live and check that it rolled back correctly when the window closed.
8. Does this work for service businesses as well as retail and restaurants?
Yes. Salons, gyms, clinics, and any business with customer-facing screens can run marketing campaigns through GlooTV. The workflow is the same — plan the content, set the window, assign the screens, publish.
Related pages
The main store-screen software page for all use cases
Retail promotion and flash-sale screen workflows
Manage screens across multiple stores and branches
Screen content for service business waiting areas
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