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Hi,My name is Charles. Have you seen them? Vehicles that are advertising products? Have you ever wondered what a Mobile Advertiser would do for your sales? What I would do is drive a car all around Central Florida with your Racing Logos on it. Stationary bill boards are ok if you are targeting the sames ones everyday on their commute to work. They are ok if you are advertising a particular product, but they will never reach as many people as a Mobile Advertiser would do. It's also cheaper in the long run to have a Mobile Advertiser. Can you imagine how much it would cost to cover Central Florida with bill boards for up to a year? You pay $100,000+ for a 30 second local tv or radio ads and more if its in prime time. When I drive it is in prime time. during the day is when everyone is out. The idea for advertising is making people look. A bill board would make people look if it had some flash or movement on it. Web ads for example, animated banners get your attention a lot quicker than non animated banners. Same way with my system. What I would do is drive on highways and city streets, rich and poor neighbor hoods. There will be more eyes on a Mobile Advertiser in 1 day than it would be on a stationary bill board in a month. Isn't that the bottom line to advertise your product to as many people as you can? And a car painted/auto wrapped like a race car would get double takes as well. Just imagine what you would think if you were driving or walking down a street and seen what appears to be a race car with your company logo on it. Also, if you look at the car on this website you will see several different company sponsors. What you could do is advertise other products you have. Just place your product name or logo on the car, but in a neat fashion so it looks like it belongs there. Pretty cool huh?
You can also use other means for a Mobile Ads, such as NHRA,Open Wheel Racers,Grand Prix Racers and even Vans can do ok with advertisements. But I think NASCAR`s will do better and it would cost less too.
For the cost of a car that is painted/wrapped like your race car, you can make it happen. The car doesn't have to be modified in any way except for the paint/auto-wrap job. But racing wheels and a spoiler would be a nice touch. Also I can do extra work that a stationary billboard could never do. (For the companies that have product in stores) I could go in stores and place coupons or be like a mystery shopper and check for out of code products or make sure displays have base wrap and signs on them. However that would be a little extra cost. But we can talk about that.
You could say you could get a car like this and hire someone to drive it. But you still have to pay them a livable salary to drive it. You wouldn't have to pay me a dime to drive it. I`ll drive it up to a year under contract. All I ask is for you to pay the expense of operation, the vehicle itself, Gas,Oil,servicing the vehicle.(Extra work as stated above would be a little more.)
Now for the companies that don't sponsor a race car, you can get in on this as well. All you have to do is get a car and paint it the way you think a car would look like if you did sponsor a race car. Also you can advertise on unusual cars such as PT Cruisers,Prowlers,Hummers,Vets,Porches,Coopers,Kodiaks,etc. Very old cars are great to advertise on such as, Henry J`s, Willis,Model A,57 Chevy,etc..My choice would be Van. It has a lot of metal to advertise on and the price it right.
Car Wrap is another way to advertise your business.
However I don't wrap the vehicle, I can give you a link to a company that does do that. If you are interested in this type of advertising, I will do this as the same rules apply that's above.
I can also wrap my own vehicle for a fee. I have a 07 Chevy Equinox.
Now about me. I have been in the vendor business for over 20 years. My last job was merchandising for a beer company. I've sold any where from portable gas for welding machine to ice cream. I'm very responsible and I'm married. I also don`t drink or smoke.
Thank You For Any Consideration.
Respectfully
Charles
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