MOBILE BILLBOARD and Why It's A Valuable Tactic

What is mobile billboard advertising? 

Mobile billboard is defined as the transformation of vehicles into a one-of-a-kind outdoor brand advertising vehicles. 

Mobile billboard types and definitions:
 
1.) Traditional Mobile Billboard is a sizable double-sided printed sign, typically 22' wide x 10' high, mounted on the rear of a truck
 
2.) Trailer Mobile Billboard is a two-sided sign display installed on a trailer and towed by an SUV

3.) Digital Mobile Billboard consists of LED video screens displayed on a truck or top of an SUV

4.) Wrapped Vehicle Billboard is an SUV with vinyl graphics installed on all sides 

5.) Glass Wall Display Billboard is a box truck outfitted with see-through glass walls to showcase unique 3D brand installations

6.) Truckside Advertising is defined as printed or hand-painted panels displayed on the sides of semi-trailers and trucks making deliveries throughout cities

Each of the above mobile billboard styles can be enhanced with 3D props, interactive elements, or custom brand build-outs. 

The main benefit of advertising via mobile billboards are the tens of thousands of consumer impressions generated daily in big cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, and Miami.

A secondary benefit is mobile billboards act as site-specific outdoor advertising, targeting select neighborhoods, retail locations, sports stadiums, and events.

The future of mobile billboards is the use of electric vehicles to reduce carbon footprint. 

This article comes from altterrain edit released