Navigating bustling urban environments can be a challenge, even for seasoned city dwellers. Soofa Signs are solar-powered digital communication platforms equipped with digital or static wayfinding maps—a game-changer for creating seamless, smart, and sustainable navigation experiences. Let’s explore the key benefits of incorporating your city’s wayfinding map into Soofa Signs.
Read MoreSoofa Signs are a unique digital communication platform that are increasing standards for outdoor advertising and public messaging. Here’s a breakdown of some common questions we get about how Soofa Signs work, what makes them different, and how businesses and communities can benefit from them.
Read MoreAre you looking for new ways to connect with your community and engage with more people? Here are some strategies that can help you get started.
Read MoreKingman and Heritage Islands is a conservation area in Washington D.C., made up of wetlands, walking trails, and parks for the public to enjoy. We spoke to Ed Dunne, Water Quality Manager and Lee Cain, Land Manager for Kingman and Heritage Islands about how their Soofa Sign works to help their efforts in environment education, and how the public has responded to it.
Read MoreWith a population of about 6,000 residents, Bay Harbor Islands is a tight knit and lively area. They currently have one Soofa Sign in their community, and many people have begun to notice how it works. We spoke to Bridget Anne Morin, Director of Communications for Bay Harbor Islands, to hear more about how she uses their Soofa Sign, and how the community interacts with it.
Read MoreEver wonder how Soofa collects and presents it’s foot-traffic data? Pedestrian data is one of the most valuable insights we provide our partners, and it’s always secure and anonymous. Learn more about the process here.
Read MoreGood communication is key for any partnership, and the relationship between local governments and their constituents is no exception. Effective city communications are consistent, transparent, far-reaching, and engage citizens in discussion and decision making processes.
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