Lamp Post Advertising
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Image schmimage, if the cost-return ratio works and you'll get customers out of it then I'd go for it.
It is a bit synonymous with "make £1000000000000 a week/day/hr sitting at home" type ads, but I would never discount a company on the basis they advertised that way. For a lot of people it may put the idea in their head to call.
It is a bit synonymous with "make £1000000000000 a week/day/hr sitting at home" type ads, but I would never discount a company on the basis they advertised that way. For a lot of people it may put the idea in their head to call.
emicen said:
Image schmimage, if the cost-return ratio works and you'll get customers out of it then I'd go for it.
It is a bit synonymous with "make £1000000000000 a week/day/hr sitting at home" type ads, but I would never discount a company on the basis they advertised that way. For a lot of people it may put the idea in their head to call.
Agreed.It is a bit synonymous with "make £1000000000000 a week/day/hr sitting at home" type ads, but I would never discount a company on the basis they advertised that way. For a lot of people it may put the idea in their head to call.
However...
the funniest one I have seen is one which proclaims about the new anti-mobile phone whilst driving laws and selling the fitting of hands-free kits...
...fine, but you have to write their number down whilst you are driving past!
A couple of years back Camden council took out an ASBO against some Sony execs for flyposting. Rightly so too.
They look horrible when put up and worse as they gradually deteriorate. IMHO they are suitable only for cheesy garage or RnB nights at the local chav emporium.
And IIRC Camden council spend something like quarter of a million a year removing them, that means as well as making an area look pikey it costs me money.
Why not scrawl your company name on a wall in marker pen, it gives much the same effect.
They look horrible when put up and worse as they gradually deteriorate. IMHO they are suitable only for cheesy garage or RnB nights at the local chav emporium.
And IIRC Camden council spend something like quarter of a million a year removing them, that means as well as making an area look pikey it costs me money.
Why not scrawl your company name on a wall in marker pen, it gives much the same effect.
Edited by rpguk on Saturday 1st September 16:38
emicen said:
Imran-vx said:
Litter Act
Highways Act for defacing street signs
illegal as I understand it
Enlighten me how zip-tying a corrugated card poster to railings would constitute defacing a street sign?Highways Act for defacing street signs
illegal as I understand it
That's what I read once anyway......
..... I've only ever seen them attached to pedestrian crossing railings as this puts them at better eye level.
In other news, does this mean every main political party knowingly breaks the law when campaigning for local elections etc? Every single lampost gets a smattering then.
The metal under the lampost paint is galvanised round my way incidentally.
In other news, does this mean every main political party knowingly breaks the law when campaigning for local elections etc? Every single lampost gets a smattering then.
The metal under the lampost paint is galvanised round my way incidentally.
Hi Sean If you want to advertise properly drop me a line and I can talk you through what we do the type of campaign you are talking about is called a proximity campaign we normaly use 6 sheets and 48 sheets advans and bikes Bo@brand-links.co.uk
ps i came close to buying your old car at east london a couple of years ago
ps i came close to buying your old car at east london a couple of years ago
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