Posts Tagged ‘Ticket Media’

Falkirk Council pleased with results…

Friday, November 16th, 2012

 

 

‘ I’m happy to report that we had a good response from using the bus ticket advertising during our Waste Watchers Challenge campaign.  Given the positive outcome of the ticket ad, I have had to review my initial view that its small size would not attract much attention.  Though small, it appears to be deceptively effective at prompting commuters to act on the information provided.  We would certainly consider taking more ticket advertising for future campaigns because of the impact registered with the current campaign.’ 

Marion Robertson from the Waste Watchers Team at Falkirk Council

Sheffield PCT

Friday, October 5th, 2012

 

Sheffield PCT has ran another campaign on buses with Ticketmedia to raise awareness of drug and alcohol use. The campaigns are always deemed a success for the company.

 

£3 Lunch – Bargain!

Thursday, September 6th, 2012

 

Ticketmedia are pleased to announce that Subway have run two campaigns recently, using bus ticket advertising. The campaigns were run in Wales and the West Country, and booked through Mediacom and Kinetic. Both were two week campaigns.

 

 

BBC cameras visit Ticketmedia

Friday, March 16th, 2012

Ticketmedia were delighted to welcome the BBC as they investigated the rapidly
expanding Media Sector in and around the Brighton area.

Sales & Marketing Director Susannah Burbidge, proved to be a natural in front of camera, for the BBC South Coast article airing on  Monday 19th March.

Sheffield City Council Choose Ticketmedia for Progressive Advertising

Monday, January 9th, 2012

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.