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The other day I felt fat and flabby. I was having a “fat” day. My stomach felt bigger than normal, and I felt puffy. My legs jiggled and seemed to spread to the corners of the earth when I sat down. I must have eaten too much or ex
Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it
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For hundreds of years posting signs along highways or on the side of buildings was a common way to advertise. Sometimes people opposed it; you might know the expression “post no bills” which was often seen on the side of buildings. I guess these posted signs were considered an early version of graffiti.
Recently, this technique has been used for technology products such as cell phones and high speed internet services. AT&T posted banners for the “fastest internet in town for $14.99 a month” on an overpass in downtown Los Angeles. Microsoft used wild posting for its MSN “butterfly” by using a “static-cling” style poster, which was easily removed and did not harm the surface where it was posted.
Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it
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For hundreds of years posting signs along highways or on the side of buildings was a common way to advertise. Sometimes people opposed it; you might know the expression “post no bills” which was often seen on the side of buildings. I guess these posted signs were considered an early version of graffiti.
Recently, this technique has been used for technology products such as cell phones and high speed internet services. AT&T posted banners for the “fastest internet in town for $14.99 a month” on an overpass in downtown Los Angeles. Microsoft used wild posting for its MSN “butterfly” by using a “static-cling” style poster, which was easily removed and did not harm the surface where it was posted.
Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it
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Recently, this technique has been used for technology products such as cell phones and high speed internet services. AT&T posted banners for the “fastest internet in town for $14.99 a month” on an overpass in downtown Los Angeles. Microsoft used wild posting for its MSN “butterfly” by using a “static-cling” style poster, which was easily removed and did not harm the surface where it was posted.
Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it
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Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it
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Mainstream companies are turning to wild posting because it is inexpensive; all it requires is printing and minimum wage labor. Also, it is demographic-specific since you can pinpoint the exact city block where you want the posting to go. For instance, you can post near a football stadium or an amphitheater where people walk by after a major sporting or music event. Wild posting works 24/7 or, at least, until someone takes it down or posts something on top of it.
Could it work for your business? If your customer walks a certain route or drives by a certain location frequently, it just might.
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