Nestle have chosen bus ticket advertising to promote their latest Yorkie campaign. The aim is to drive traffic to their face book page via a QR Code. The campaign will be totally accountable as it will be possible to see how many people have clicked through via the QR Code. People will have the opportunity to enter into a weekly competition with a number of different prizes.
Burger King have once again opted to use bus ticket advertising to promote its latest offer in the Norwich area. They have turned the ticket into the equivalent of a voucher by asking people to hand it in to receive a free drink or fries when they purchase an adult sandwich.
We are delighted to announce that the popular franchise Subway have again chosen Ticketmedia to promote their new campaign which includes a £3 lunch deal and a foot long sub for just £5. The campaign will run for one week throughout all five sites in the Norwich area. Ticketmedia’s high quality media production and specific targeting which encourages users to engage with the advert as a form of personal collateral is clearly ideal for such a campaign.
Strathclyde Police are launching a large regional campaign in regards to domestic abuse. Within this campaign they are planning to use multiple types of advertising media and have decided to make bus ticket advertising a predominant part of this campaign, due to the high levels of previous success with bus ticket advertising.
Buy Spares are specialist suppliers of spares and accessories for all you home appliances. Buy Spares are looking to promote the website buyspares.co.uk on bus tickets in the Birmingham area.
