Sheffield City Council have again decided to use Ticketmedia as an integral part of their Adult Safeguarding Partnership advertising campaign this week. The campagin shall run throughout the city on both tram and bus services over a one week period. The campaign shall continue its progressive advertising, aiming to raise awareness of the help and advice available to people regarding abuse through the Council’s free helpline.
Ticketmedia are pleased to announce the return of Sheffield City Council’s Adult Safeguarding Partnership advertising campaign which is to run on bus and tram tickets throughout the city. The campaign will run over the Christmas period raising awareness of the help and advice available to people regarding abuse through the Council’s free helpline.
Ticketmedia has signed up T-Mobile as the launch partner for printed adverts on the back of train seat reservation cards, following its recent contract win to print the cards and sell the advertising space.
The deal follows Ticketmedia’s announcement of a £150,000-a-year contract win with First Rail Holdings, which was signed in April and covers the printing of 15m reservation cards, including advertising, each year.
T-Mobile ads will be printed on the back of 711,000 First Great Western reservations, targeting business travellers heading to the West of the country, from 28 June for one month.
“Reservation cards offer advertisers a chance to influence travellers when they can absorb the message and respond easily,” said Ticketmedia managing director Jeremy Burbidge.
“Selling advertising space on the reverse of cards or tickets enables transport companies a rebate on the cost of printing their ticket rolls or cards.”
Ticketmedia, which specialises in micro-encapsulated, heat-sensitive, 3D, fluorescent and ‘scratch-and-reveal’ formats, recently reported a 50% growth in business at the 23-staff firm, which turns over around £2.5m per year.
Burbidge said he aims to install a £500,000 Gallus press at its Hove site later this year in order to join the company’s existing Mark Andy flexo machines.
