advertising on your trucks?

all i know about bill board trailers is that all most all of are new trailers have it. the custmor pays for everthing plus a fee and its on the trailer for 2 years. everthing is paid up front for the full term.

 

Maybe some truck driving schools would place ads on your trucks.

 

Advertisers look at three things ... number of eyes on the ad, repetition and target - impressions, repetitive impressions and targeted impressions ... how many and how many times can you get those eyes on that ad and are they the eyes the advertisers is wanting to reach.

With a truck the number of eyes can be a plus - provided you can provide the detailed data of exactly how many eyes will see their ad on your truck in a given period of time. But repetitive and targeted eyes will be hard to hit and quantify. Unfortunately, that's where advertisers put the premium.

 

What geographic location do you intend to target?

It would not make sense to focus on a small fleet that primarily run the midwest if you only run southwest. You could also use that as a selling point for someone who is looking to expand their geographic.

Are you only targeting O/O or the industry as a whole?

Chinatown had a good idea with the truck driving school, I would also consider perhaps OOIDA or other associated organizations. Truck Insurance companies, Finance companies. Just a thought.

 

ROFL!

 

What does ROFL mean?

 

Rolling on floor laughing

 

When I read he was charged, I thought he was going to say he was arrested next.

 

I would call Swift. I think it's a cleaning product or something, I've seen them advertise on tons of trucks.