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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
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
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
Hockey game days present unique advertising challenges. Die-hard season ticket holders stream toward arenas from every direction. Casual fans fill sports bars throughout the city. Families plan their first NHL experience. Traditional advertising struggles to reach these scattered audiences without burning through budgets on multiple static placements. Mobile vehicle advertising companies like Carvertise change the … Read more
Campus marketing faces a fundamental problem: students tune out promotional messages they see coming. Posters blend into background noise. Digital ads get blocked. Email campaigns sit unopened. Social media requires constant paid promotion just to reach a fraction of your audience. Students make purchasing decisions based on what they encounter organically throughout their day. The … Read more
On campus advertising presents challenges that don’t exist in most markets. Students move between classes, libraries, dining halls, and dormitories throughout the day. They ignore flyers posted on bulletin boards, walk past static banners without noticing, and actively avoid anything that feels like traditional marketing. A poster in the student union reaches only the students … Read more
Promoting travel destinations faces unique challenges. Tourists wander through unfamiliar neighborhoods, make spontaneous decisions about where to eat or what to see, and forget billboard messages by the time they’re ready to act. Traditional tourism advertising bets everything on capturing attention at exactly the right moment. Miss that window, and your message disappears. Vehicle advertising … Read more
Game day creates something billboards can’t touch: concentrated crowds with nowhere else to be. Thousands of people converging on stadiums, arenas, concert venues, festivals. They’re parking. Walking. Tailgating. Waiting in lines. Looking around. Most sports and event marketing tries capturing this moment with static signage hoping fans walk past the right spot. But crowds don’t … Read more
Oakland moves fast. Between tech commuters heading to BART, families navigating through Rockridge, tourists exploring Jack London Square, and professionals working throughout downtown, this city doesn’t pause for advertising. If your billboard sits on Interstate 880 hoping the right people notice, you’re already behind. The East Bay’s most successful businesses understand something fundamental: Oakland’s diversity … Read more