Posts Tagged ‘campaign’

Telford & Wrekin Recycle bus ticket campaign

Monday, June 1st, 2009

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 This is the second part of the much welcomed Recycle campaign from Telford & Wrekin Council.  The council aims to encourage as many people as possible to start recycling in and around the area.  This is a great cause and even the smallest of things can make a big difference in recycling.

Burger King Folkestone bus ticket campaign

Tuesday, May 26th, 2009

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This week we see the launch of a campaign for Burger King in Folkestone. The initial enquiry came from our favourite source, the franchisee popping into his local bus depot after having bought a ticket with an advert for another campaign on the reverse.  More proof that bus ticket advertising really works! The campaign objective, as always with quick service restaurants is to get more people through the door and this is where the high quality image reproduction that we offer really comes to the fore. As with all advertising, the eye is initially drawn by the image and with our state of the art production facility, the imagery is mouth wateringly eye catching and clear.

Telford & Wrekin Council bus ticket campaign

Monday, May 18th, 2009

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 Telford & Wrekin Council has launched their campaign to promote a new service available to the local community.  In these economic times, it is not easy to get credit to repair and improve your home, with their service of affordable loans you can still turn to your local council as a reliable source of credit.

Condor Ferries bus ticket advert campaign

Monday, May 18th, 2009

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Condor Ferries have launched their latest campaign using bus ticket advertising for their fantastic new offer.  The campaign will be run in Weymouth & Poole as Condor Ferries are offering £5 off day trips to Jersey or Guernsey departing from Weymouth or Poole.  Condor Ferries have previously launched many campaigns like this one with Ticketmedia and have found it to be highly successful

Weight Watchers bus ticket campaign

Monday, May 4th, 2009

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Weight Watchers are testing their brand against their competition in Scotland this week with a campaign in Glasgow. 

They’re looking to increase their customer base in the city, and have found that bus ticket advertising offers opportunity to impact upon their target audience.  With a great deal of media and Government focus on the issues of rising obesity, now is a perfect opportunity to capitalise on the increasing public interest in health and diet products. 

As transport tickets are retained, we’re able to open the doors to redemption vouchers and direct response advertisements, increasing footfall and membership, which Weightwatchers have taken advantage of in offering free registration and a free meetings to passengers.