Would you put advertising on your car in return for money?
Would you put advertising on your car in return for money?
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.blue

Original Poster:

726 posts

209 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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I came across a company that offers this and wondering how many people find the idea appealing.

Apparently you get paid different amounts - e.g. less for a small rectangle ad on bonnet and doors and more for a full wrap.

So, if putting ads on your car got you an extra £100 a month, would you do it?

Clivew

348 posts

204 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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A lot of us already do this by having the dealer's sticker in the rear window, tax disc holder and number plates. Unfortunately we don't get paid for it.

Mastodon2

14,323 posts

194 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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.blue said:
I came across a company that offers this and wondering how many people find the idea appealing.

Apparently you get paid different amounts - e.g. less for a small rectangle ad on bonnet and doors and more for a full wrap.

So, if putting ads on your car got you an extra £100 a month, would you do it?
Yes, I couldn't give a st what my car looks like, it's hardly my pride and joy.

chucks74

174 posts

150 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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I would not do it unless it was a more substantial sum

Indeed that is correct Clive, if i buy a car 2nd hand with that on I remove it all but you do not address his question

DUMBO100

1,878 posts

213 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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How effective would the advert be? An advert for an expensive watch maker on a budget brand car wouldn't work but on La Ferrari it probably would. Taxi's advertise all sort of things and make a little extra income but it's effects on product sales are negligible

.blue

Original Poster:

726 posts

209 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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DUMBO100 said:
How effective would the advert be? An advert for an expensive watch maker on a budget brand car wouldn't work but on La Ferrari it probably would. Taxi's advertise all sort of things and make a little extra income but it's effects on product sales are negligible
Who cares?! You are getting paid regardless.

They do have limits - i.e. depends where you live, minimum amount of miles driven etc.

I'm wondering why more people don't do it.

chucks74

174 posts

150 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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They dont need the money
They dont want to do it
They dont know about it

DAmiJO

1,064 posts

182 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Clivew said:
A lot of us already do this by having the dealer's sticker in the rear window, tax disc holder and number plates. Unfortunately we don't get paid for it.
All that ste should come off the moment you get it home

chucks74

174 posts

150 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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DAmiJO said:
All that ste should come off the moment you get it home
It should be off before you buy it. Make it condition of sale if it is a dealer.
Most annoying one is the number plates with Arnold clark on them.

northwest monkey

6,370 posts

218 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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chucks74 said:
It should be off before you buy it. Make it condition of sale if it is a dealer.
Most annoying one is the number plates with Arnold clark on them.
Most annoying is the rear wheel cover on a lot of 4X4 vehicles. A number plate I can live with, that I couldn't.

This sort of st is a prime example. The car would not be coming home with me unless I had a replacement.


PhillipM

6,557 posts

218 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Damn right I would, we need some new race tyres hehe

Siscar

6,315 posts

158 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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northwest monkey said:
This sort of st is a prime example. The car would not be coming home with me unless I had a replacement.
Your choices are
1. No cover
2. A cheap or free advertising one
3. Paying for another one
Many go for option 2 but of you don't like it, take it off or buy a better one.

Riley Blue

23,205 posts

255 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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On our shopping trolley Fiesta, why not - as long as it doesn't get a Tampax wrap....

CanAm

13,904 posts

301 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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A similar thing was tried in the late 70s - and one of the ads was Durex.

Pit Pony

11,216 posts

150 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Siscar said:
northwest monkey said:
This sort of st is a prime example. The car would not be coming home with me unless I had a replacement.
Your choices are
1. No cover
2. A cheap or free advertising one
3. Paying for another one
Many go for option 2 but of you don't like it, take it off or buy a better one.
Option 4: Can of spray paint. Mask the words "Sell ste Cars"

On the Arnold Clark Numberplates: Dymo sticker with the words, "Robbed me blind"

BE57 TOY

2,628 posts

176 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Yep why not. Link?

hedgefinder

3,418 posts

199 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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woerth mentioning that advertising on your vehicle inthe manner stated would likely result in higher insurance premiums under the hire and reward terms of your policy.

Skyedriver

23,344 posts

311 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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THere's always a catch.
But as long as the payment was greater than the extra insurance, show me the web site.

Dan_1981

18,093 posts

228 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Link please?

At 45k miles I should be able to make a bit of pocket money!

SEE YA

3,522 posts

274 months

Sunday 11th May 2014
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Yes I would anyone want to make a offer for my LeMans trip.