Cycle Shelter

Advertising on Cycle Shelter is a standard media choice for outdoor advertising. Bicycling is becoming more popular as a healthier alternative to driving since it is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly mode of transportation that helps people reach their health goals.

In recent years, road cycling has continued to increase in popularity. While it’s always been an excellent means of transport and a more environmentally friendly option than driving a car, many individuals now enjoy cycling as a hobby and sporting activity.

As a result, the most effective advertising strategy will be to place advertisements at Cycle shelters.

Bus Shelters

Bus shelter panels offer uncluttered showcases for advertising, mounted (usually two per shelter) in glass, backlit frames. They provide 24 hour visibility to vehicular and pedestrian traffic at high-circulation locations, usually along main roadways of metropolitan markets. Used to reach metropolitan audiences for both national and local advertisers. Can be purchased and rotated throughout markets or by selective locations to reach specific target groups. Magazine-quality production makes them effective for multiple uses, including point-of-purchase, directional, residential coverage, ethnic, or micro-marketing. Often bought in conjunction with other forms of out of home advertising.

Kiosks: Information

Available as free-standing information or public-service kiosks. Ads are affixed to two backlit panels on each kiosk. The advertising revenue funds the provision and maintenance of additional public amenities. To reach pedestrians and vehicular traffic in a densely populated center city: downtown, retail, financial, and entertainment districts.

Bus Benches

Bus bench advertising consists of bus stops within metropolitan areas at high traffic intersections. Used primarily to reach pedestrian and vehicular traffic — as well as bus riders — in metropolitan markets. Used to reach specific demographic segments as well as mass-market coverage. Used as a point-of-sale vehicle near supermarkets, malls, movie theaters, music stores, tourist attractions, and so forth.