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 Post subject: Advertising graphics
PostPosted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:29 pm 
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Hi..
Can anybody give me some advice..
a local nightclub have enquired about advertising on some of our cabs. and want to know how much money we would charge them for the privilidge.
My question is, if anybody out there has a similar arrangement what do they charge?????
Any assistance would be appreciated.
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I think GBC mentioned that it would be £1200 for 'super sides.'
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EFF all in the winter a fortune in the summer???????????

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I'd say that the best way, for both parties is to recommend that the Nightclub approach a sign company that does vehicle livery, get a price for the design, printing and application of the livery.

Then you give them your price for carrying the livery p/a - usually somewhere in the region of £1000 - but that is a rough idea only.

It may be worth pointing them in the direction of the LA taxi licensing criteria. Some LAs don't permit the advertising of certain products or services.

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Further to the above posting, what I am saying is that unless it is a large, national advertising campaign then it is a good idea to cut out the taxi advertising specialists.

This can be very expensive.

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