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The latest Carvertise news and insights on rideshare advertising.
In the News
- In The News, Press Releases
April 20, 2021 – WILMINGTON, Delaware – Carvertise, Inc., America’s leading rideshare-based transit advertising company, today announced the launch of a strategic partnership with StreetMetrics, the leading out-of-home measurement and data analytics firm. This partnership will give agencies and marketers the ability to better measure the ROI on their targeted rideshare advertising campaigns; a big … Read more
- In The News, Press Releases
April 13, 2021 – WILMINGTON, Delaware – Carvertise, Inc., America’s leading rideshare-based transit advertising company, today announced the hiring of Anthony Fuscaldo to the Carvertise team as the Director of Sales for Philadelphia. Anthony will focus on expanding Carvertise’s OOH presence across Philadelphia and the U.S., building brand awareness and recognition through a diversified list … Read more
- In The News
It wasn’t until the end of 2018, however, that we discovered the tourism industry. That totally transformed our company. It was one of those euphoric product-market fits that every company founder dreams of one day finding. Our Uber and Lyft drivers frequently pickup passengers at airports, train stations, and hotels – just the places where … Read more
From the Blog
- Blog
Standing out in Oxnard’s competitive market is tougher than it looks. Whether you’re launching a new restaurant, expanding your business across Ventura County, or fighting for attention during the California Strawberry Festival, traditional billboards get expensive fast—and tracking ROI can be nearly impossible. We changed that by providing deep analytics on fleet advertising campaigns (we … Read more
- Blog
Ventura’s coastal location between Santa Barbara and Malibu makes it prime billboard real estate. Traditional billboards along US 101, SR 126, and SR 118 cost $348 to $5,389 per four weeks, while digital options start at $1,554 monthly. Add design ($850+) and fabrication costs, and campaigns easily exceed $7,000 before launch. Small businesses face four-week … Read more
- Blog
Every fall weekend, millions of fans arrive at stadiums hours before kickoff for America’s favorite pre-game ritual: tailgating. 70% of NFL game attendees and 64% of college football fans tailgate before games, spending an average of 1.5 hours in parking lots with approximately 10 attendees per gathering. These parking lots transform into massive social gatherings … Read more
- Blog
Dodger Stadium, home to baseball’s 2024 World Series champions, draws an average of 47,000 fans per game—creating unparalleled advertising opportunities. But traditional stadium sponsorships come with million-dollar price tags that put them out of reach for most brands. The Dodgers added $70 million in sponsorship revenue in 2024, with their jersey patch sponsorship valued at … Read more
- Blog
The Hill stands as UCLA’s premier student commercial district—home to restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues where 45,000+ Bruins spend time daily. Traditional advertising methods including storefront signage, digital screens, and flyers face intense competition and limited reach beyond immediate foot traffic on Gayley and Broxton Avenues. Advertising remains confined to physical storefronts, creating difficulty reaching … Read more
- Blog
Reaching Gen Z college students presents unique challenges—this digitally native generation actively resists traditional advertising. Campus flyers get ignored within hours, student newspaper ads face declining readership, and campus billboards blend into filtered background noise. Digital advertising fares no better, with Gen Z using ad-blockers at higher rates than previous generations while scrolling past social … Read more