Promoting Your Product With Advertising Blimps
Advertising blimps are a time-tested method of unique advertising for your product or service. The blimp shape has been synonymous with advertising since the first commercial blimp flew across the United States with a corporate logo on it. If you can picture that logo, you know how effective this form of advertising is. Of course, very few companies need to charter an actual blimp. Small-scale blimp shaped balloons ranging from 10 to 30 feet long are perfect for most advertising needs and can generate excitement and sales with a relatively small investment.
11 ft. Advertising Blimp with logo – $725.00
Aerial advertising is a vibrant media that is far more dramatic than flat, one-dimensional signage. Using advertising blimps to promote your product at a trade show, fair or expo will enable your logo to be seen from a distance and attract people’s interest. Smaller blimps can be placed strategically around your exhibit, or carried by company representatives who can then hand out literature, advertising items, or even coupons to promote sales. Using advertising blimps at sponsorship events, grand openings, parades, job fairs, and other events where thousands of people gather can draw people to your product, giving you an advantage over your competition. Hundreds of people repeatedly viewing your company logo on a blimp can result in thousands of visual impressions that you can use to your advantage, especially if your company’s URL (website address) or phone number is prominently displayed and easy to read.
14ft. advertising blimp with lettering – $1031.00
Advertising blimps are an effective way to promote your product wherever large crowds of people gather. If you want to generate a crowd, blimps can also be used to promote a grand opening, a special sale, or to introduce a new product line. Colorful, catchy and unique blimps that draw people’s vision above eye-level never fail to get their attention.
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