Vibrant proposes a network of remotely managed screens across FNPF public spaces. Member messages play alongside promotions from tenants and local vendors, and FNPF chooses how the partnership is funded.
Vibrant is my Fiji-based media and digital engagement company. I install and run digital signage, and I produce the content that plays on it: motion graphics, video ads and still artwork.
I also build the interactive layer around signage, including custom landing pages, survey and feedback forms, kiosk apps and engagement analytics. My screens are managed remotely through my own platform, developed and supported in Fiji, which also lets businesses book screen time directly.
Vibrant is a business of Street Level Digital Engagement Pte Ltd (SLEDIEN).
The first screen goes into one high-traffic FNPF space, such as a mall concourse or member service area. If it works, the same setup extends to other FNPF venues.
Each option trades cost against control differently. Select one to see what FNPF pays, what FNPF receives, and how a two-minute loop on the screen would be shared.
Shares are illustrative and open for discussion.
| Ad-funded | Concession | Hybrid | Managed service | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FNPF pays | Nothing | Nothing | A reduced monthly fee per screen | A monthly management fee per screen |
| FNPF receives | Guaranteed free airtime in every loop | A share of ad revenue or a site fee, plus free airtime | Extended airtime with priority scheduling | All airtime, with full control of content |
| Illustrative FNPF airtime | 25% | 25% | 50% | 100% |
| Vibrant earns | Revenue from vendor and tenant promotions | Ad revenue, less FNPF's share | The fee plus revenue from the remaining slots | The management fee; content production bundled or per job |
| Content control | FNPF approves ad categories and individual ads | FNPF approves ad categories and individual ads | FNPF slots scheduled first; FNPF approves ads | Complete. Vendor slots only if FNPF wants them |
| Suits FNPF if | it wants the network at no cost | it sees screens as an income line | it wants more airtime without the full cost | it wants a dedicated member channel |
Airtime shares are illustrative and open for discussion.
The pilot screen is managed remotely rather than by touch, so interaction happens on people's phones through QR codes. Touchscreen kiosks can follow in a later phase.
Every message can carry a QR code that opens a page built for that campaign, such as member information, forms or event details.
QR-linked survey and feedback forms let FNPF hear from members at the venue, with results reported back.
Scan counts by message, time of day and venue show which messages reach people and which don't.
Stills, motion graphics and video for FNPF messages, either bundled into the agreement or quoted per job.
Scam alerts, office closures and weather notices can take over every screen immediately.
Touchscreen kiosks for wayfinding, member self-service information or tenant directories.
Agree the venue and partnership model, install the screen and run FNPF and vendor content. Monthly reports from the first month.
Review engagement, scans and feedback with FNPF. Confirm the long-term model and the next venues.
Roll out to further FNPF malls and member-facing spaces, and add interactive kiosks where they suit the venue.
I'd like to walk through the options with you, look at a possible first venue and answer any questions.