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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
What should you be mindful of when planning an outdoor advertising campaign in Spokane? Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising in Spokane works differently than in other coastal markets. As the economic center for a 36-county region spanning Eastern Washington, North Idaho, and Western Montana, your campaign doesn’t just reach city residents. It captures the 80,000+ daily commuters … Read more
How does one get started with outdoor advertising in Seattle? Whether you’re targeting tech workers commuting to South Lake Union, reaching tourists at Pike Place Market, or connecting with families throughout residential neighborhoods, the city’s complex geography turns traditional billboard placement into an expensive puzzle. Water boundaries, steep hills, and dozens of distinct neighborhoods fragment … Read more
Outdoor advertising in Portland presents unique challenges that don’t exist in most markets. Between the Willamette River dividing east and west, neighborhoods maintaining fiercely independent identities, and a population that actively resists traditional marketing, breaking through requires more than just buying billboard space on I-5. That’s where strategic mobile vehicle advertising transforms how businesses connect … Read more
What’s the most effective approach for billboard advertising in Bakersfield? Whether you’re targeting oil industry professionals along Highway 99, reaching families throughout Northwest Bakersfield, or connecting with agriculture businesses across Kern County, traditional billboard limitations pile up fast and premium location availability becomes part of the challenge. That’s where strategic mobile vehicle advertising transforms how … Read more
How do you reach audiences in a city where people rarely commute to a single downtown core? San Diego’s outdoor advertising environment operates differently than traditional metro markets. The region functions as a distributed network of coastal communities, inland neighborhoods, employment hubs, military installations, universities, and event-driven zones spread across 372 square miles. Static billboards … Read more
Why does outdoor advertising feel harder to get right in Los Angeles than almost anywhere else? The answer lies in how people move through the city. For outdoor advertisers, this presents both a challenge and an opportunity. Traditional billboards wait for traffic to pass fixed points along freeways. In a city where congestion has become … Read more