The present invention provides an efficient solution for regulating the amount of advertisement directed towards a particular consumer. In its broadest sense, the present invention gives advertisers the ability to expose consumers to advertisements for a specified period, as well as collect information on the exposure that a customer has had with an advertisement or group of advertisements before a purchase is made. Based on this information, advertisers can make strategic decisions on how to more efficiently market their products. Additionally, the present invention eliminates the wastefulness associated with advertising to a non-existent audience and audiences that have already been continuously exposed to previously similar advertisements. The advertisements will only be shown when someone is present to view them. As a result, the manner in which advertisements are presented to consumers can be monitored and more efficiently managed.