Orange 142 Expands Visit El Paso's Reach Through Targeted Digital Campaign

Direct Digital Holdings (Nasdaq: DRCT) — Orange 142 ran a targeted digital campaign for Visit El Paso to reach meeting planners in competitive U.S. markets.

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Direct Digital Holdings (Nasdaq: DRCT) — Orange 142 ran a targeted digital campaign for Visit El Paso to reach meeting planners in competitive U.S. markets. The multi-channel effort delivered 3.6 million+ impressions, 48,500+ clicks and a 1.32% overall CTR, with top activity in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth and Washington, D.C.

Geo-targeted paid search produced click-through rates exceeding 8% in select secondary markets. Orange 142 emphasized audience intent, ongoing optimization and coordination with Visit El Paso; the firm recently won two 2025 MarCom Awards for digital campaign work.

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Market Context

This announcement underscores Orange 142’s execution for Visit El Paso, with more than 3.6 million i...

Analysis

This announcement underscores Orange 142’s execution for Visit El Paso, with more than 3.6 million impressions, 48,500+ clicks and a 1.32% click-through rate, plus segments exceeding 8%. Combined with prior MarCom award recognition, it reinforces the division’s positioning in destination marketing. In parallel, investors may monitor Direct Digital’s recent capital structure and shelf registration activity, as well as subsequent client wins or renewals, to gauge how these campaign results translate into broader financial progress.

Key Figures

Impressions: more than 3.6 million Clicks: 48,500+ Overall CTR: 1.32% +2 more

Impressions

more than 3.6 million

Visit El Paso targeted digital campaign

Clicks

48,500+

Visit El Paso targeted digital campaign

Overall CTR

1.32%

Visit El Paso digital campaign click-through rate

Secondary market CTR

exceeding 8%

Geo-targeted paid search in select secondary markets

MarCom Awards

two 2025 awards

Orange 142 digital campaign recognition mentioned in article

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Feb 12

5 events

1. Feb 12

   Nasdaq compliance

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   Regained compliance with Nasdaq minimum bid price requirement.

2. Feb 10

   AI case study

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   Webinar on AI-driven search and GEO framework with tourism client.

3. Feb 05

   Committee appointment

   24h Move

   -9.7%

   Orange 142 executive named to Destinations International Social Impact Committee.

4. Jan 26

   Marketing awards

   24h Move

   -17.3%

   Orange 142 won two 2025 MarCom Awards with strong ROI metrics.

5. Jan 14

   New practice launch

   24h Move

   +2.1%

   Launch of high-compliance practice targeting regulated verticals.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Key Terms

click-through rate, geo-targeted paid search

2 terms

click-through rate technical

"achieved a 1.32% overall click-through rate, reflecting strong engagement"

Click-through rate is the percentage of people who click a specific online link, ad, email or search result after seeing it; it’s calculated by dividing clicks by the number of times the item was shown. For investors, it signals how well a company’s digital messages attract real interest and can predict customer acquisition efficiency and revenue growth—like the share of passersby who enter a store after seeing its sign.

geo-targeted paid search technical

"geo-targeted paid search produced especially strong engagement in select secondary markets"

Paid search ads shown only to people in specific locations, using a user’s city, ZIP code, or nearby area to decide who sees the ad. Think of it like placing flyers only in certain neighborhoods rather than across the whole town. Investors care because it can lower customer acquisition costs, improve local sales efficiency, and reveal how well a company can reach and scale demand in key markets, while also exposing it to location-based privacy or regulatory issues.

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Multi-channel strategy delivers more than 3.6 million impressions across top U.S. markets

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Orange 142, LLC ("Orange 142"), a division of Direct Digital Holdings (Nasdaq: DRCT), and a leading digital marketing agency for mid-market brands and agencies, executed a targeted digital advertising campaign in partnership with Visit El Paso to reach meeting planners in highly competitive U.S. markets where destinations compete for meetings and events.

As meeting planners evaluated destinations nationwide, Visit El Paso sought to increase visibility in competitive markets and strengthen consideration among planners assessing options for future events. Orange 142 worked with the Visit El Paso team to design a targeted media strategy that delivered consistent messaging at scale.

The campaign delivered more than 3.6 million impressions, generated 48,500+ clicks, and achieved a 1.32% overall click-through rate, reflecting strong engagement among qualified audiences. Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth, and Washington, D.C. led overall activity, while geo-targeted paid search produced especially strong engagement in select secondary markets, with click-through rates exceeding 8%.

"Reaching meeting planners takes focus and precision," said Brooke Underwood, Executive director at Visit El Paso. "This campaign helped us connect with planners in key markets and reinforced El Paso as a strong option for meetings and events."

The performance highlights a clear strategy built around audience intent, coordinated execution, and ongoing optimization throughout the campaign.

"This campaign started with a clear understanding of Visit El Paso's goals and the competitive environment they were operating in," said Cliff Ward, Director of Business Development at Orange 142. "Working closely with them, our team was able to customize a strategy and multi-channel approach by understanding how digital advertising and emerging technologies can make strong performance and measurable engagement a reality."

That same focus on execution and results has recently been recognized. Last month, Orange 142 also announced it earned two 2025 MarCom Awards for its digital campaign work, highlighting its continued momentum across paid and organic channels.

To learn more about Orange 142 and its approach to data-driven digital advertising, visit orange142.com.

About Orange 142

Orange 142 is a digital marketing and advertising company helping businesses and agencies of all sizes grow their reach and revenue through strategic, data-driven media execution. As the buy-side arm of Direct Digital Holdings (Nasdaq: DRCT), Orange 142 delivers customized solutions across programmatic, search, social, connected TV, and emerging digital channels. With deep expertise in high-growth sectors such as Travel & Tourism, Healthcare, Energy, and Financial Services, Orange 142 creates results-driven campaigns that connect brands with their most valuable audiences. To learn more, visitwww.Orange142.com.

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FAQ

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What results did Orange 142 achieve for Visit El Paso in the Feb. 2026 campaign (DRCT)?

The campaign produced 3.6 million+ impressions, 48,500+ clicks and a 1.32% CTR. According to Orange 142, top activity came from Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth and Washington, D.C., with paid-search CTRs over 8% in some secondary markets.

Which U.S. markets did Orange 142 target for Visit El Paso (DRCT) and which showed strongest activity?

Orange 142 targeted major U.S. meeting markets including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Dallas–Fort Worth and Washington, D.C. According to Orange 142, these markets led overall activity while select secondary markets saw paid-search CTRs exceeding 8%.

How did Orange 142 measure engagement and audience intent for the Visit El Paso campaign (DRCT)?

Engagement was measured by impressions, clicks and click-through rates, with a reported 1.32% overall CTR and 48,500+ clicks. According to Orange 142, the strategy used audience intent signals, coordinated multi-channel messaging, and ongoing optimization to drive measurable engagement.

What channels did Orange 142 use in the Visit El Paso digital campaign (DRCT)?

The campaign used a multi-channel approach combining display and geo-targeted paid search to reach meeting planners at scale. According to Orange 142, the coordinated channels delivered consistent messaging and produced high engagement in both primary and secondary target markets.

Does Orange 142 report any recognition related to the Visit El Paso campaign (DRCT)?

Yes. Orange 142 noted recent recognition, having earned two 2025 MarCom Awards for its digital campaign work. According to Orange 142, these awards highlight the firm’s momentum across paid and organic channels and its execution focus.