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Does Truck-Side Advertising Work?

Posted by | February 20, 2019

Mobile billboard advertising works in mysterious ways… ways that other advertising channels may not offer. The ability to tap into GPS signals and WiFi receptors are a large component of effective mobile billboard advertising. This advertising channel has the tools to target and reach a copious amount of consumers. They offer a range of benefits that make it easy for both the client and the consumer to understand. Retention rates in mobile billboards are high, as well. Since many traditional ways of advertising are losing their core consumers, mobile billboards are picking up those fallen impressions. Let’s unpack the ways in which this method works for advertisers and business owners, and why it’s still a common practice. We’re going to look at the benefits of truck side advertising and how you can track the progress of them.

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How Much Does a Billboard Ad Cost in Ontario?

Posted by | February 12, 2019

When the word billboard comes to our mind, we often think about the high cost related to it. Most of the time we, as a viewer or consumer, think that there will be an exorbitant amount of money assigned with advertising on billboards. This a frequent question asked or searched online by many people. In this article, we will explain step by step all the important factors related to costs for a billboard advertisement, how sizing affects it, and what the pricing is like on Ontario OOH advertising machines like the TTC. 

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Dallas Billboard Advertising- Most Impactful Billboards in Texas

Posted by | February 10, 2019

Market Overview of Dallas

Dallas is a city in the U.S. state of Texas. It is considered to be the ninth most populous city in the U.S. and third most populous in Texas. Dallas is the largest metropolitan area with a population of 1.341 million. Approx. 507,397 people arrive in the Dallas County each morning. Interestingly, many people believe that Dallas, TX got its name from George Mifflin Dallas, the eleventh Vice President of the United States. Being both a commercial and cultural hub, Dallas includes the Dallas Museum of Art and the Crow Collection of Asian Art in its Art District. Downtown Dallas’ Sixth Floor Museum features the site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. The minimal Nasher Sculpture Centre includes contemporary sculpture and works that speak to their arts scene. Home of the Cowboys and the Mavericks, Dallas has a world famous sports culture that contrasts its arts movement. Dallas is one of the largest hubs of telecommunications companies in the States. There are about 44 million tourists each year with direct spending totalling about $7.4 billion. Tourism brings about 87,000 jobs to the Dallas area. 

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