Bulletins Description:
Bulletins are the largest form of standard outdoor displays and are typically located on highly visible, heavily trafficked locations such as expressways, primary arteries and major intersections. These sizable messages add tremendous visual impact and cost efficient impressions to a media plan while allowing you to target prospective customers demographically or geographically. Bulletins deliver a tremendous number of impressions for your advertising dollar. From short term product introductions to long term branding campaigns, bulletins can be used in a variety of ways to add power to your media plan.

30 Sheet Posters
      Description:
Usually located on local commuter arteries and surface streets, 30-sheet posters deliver tremendous impact for your products and services in a specific market area. Purchased in groups of panels called "showings", 30 sheets are unparalleled in creating overnight awareness in your market. The flexibility of this product allows you to use 30 Sheets for product introductions, building brand awareness, and special promotions. Whether your advertising for a few weeks, a few months, or for a year, 30 sheet posting should be a strong portion of your media plan.
       

8 Sheet Posters
Description:
Located mainly in urban areas on secondary arteries, these advertisements are viewed by both pedestrian and vehicular traffic. 8 Sheets are a great way to stimulate point-of-purchase decisions, as well as short-term seasonal and regional campaigns.
       

Bus Shelters
            Description:
Located in metropolitan areas along heavily commuted roadways, these dual sided structures provide 24-hour visibility to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic. These advertisements have multiple uses, including directional, point-of-purchase, ethnic marketing and branding both national and local advertisers.
       

Wallscapes
            Description:
These structures are located on the sides of buildings and are several stories high, accommodating unusual creative sizes and shapes. Highly visible to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, Wallscapes are found on the sides of buildings on major freeways, on commuter and tourist routes and in downtown business districts.