PHONE KIOSK ADVERTISING MEDIA PLANNING AND BUYING ACROSS THE UK
A local presence that works hard
Phone kiosk advertising is one of the most cost-effective ways to get your brand seen on the streets that matter to you. A lower entry pricing makes this format a favourite option for clients looking for a strong presence in a specific town centre, without the price tag of larger format media. It can be run as a stand-alone option but is much better as part of a wider mix of advertising options to maximise any message.
Kiosks sit in some of the busiest locations around, such as high streets and town centres. That means your advert lands right where the footfall is, giving your message maximum impact with the people walking past every day. They are very popular with large brands such as Greggs and McDonalds, who have outlets in most town centres.
At CG Advertising we can help you navigate through the complexities and choose the most effective locations for your business.
Frequently Asked Questions:
A - As always, it depends. There are many factors to consider before we can put forward a campaign that suits your requirements. The main one being how many phone kiosks you book.
They are one of the least expensive options around but the number you need for an effective campaign will be dictated by the size of the target towns you want to advertise in.
A - These are booked on a fortnightly basis. The length of each campaign is based on your specific requirements, but we recommend you do look at a minimum of 4 weeks per campaign.
A - The vast majority of phone kiosks have a traditional printed poster. The reason is the kiosks used are normally the old BT versions and have not been upgraded to digital.
High Impact
Phone kiosks are located in pedestrian areas of busy towns centres around the country. For the locals they are part of the familiarity of these town centres and as such are seen by thousands of people every week.
Longevity of Message
The price point of this advertising option mean they are regularly booked for long periods, particularly by retails clients with stores in that town centre.
Can notmiss it
Their location in high volume pedestrian areas of towns centres around the country, combined with their classic phone kiosk shape, make this option very difficult to miss and ignore.
Get results
A visually creative design, combined with a single call to action, will get you noticed. These are ideal options for local retailers and food outlets with local stores as they will drive footfall on a daily basis.
CASE STUDIES
SOME OF OUR HAPPY CLIENTS
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Mercia Radios
The Challenge Mercia Radios approached us to help raise awareness of their two-way radio hire service, which supports the smooth running of events including festivals, outdoor shows and large-scale public gatherings. They wanted a campaign that would deliver maximum visibility in a key location, helping to strengthen their brand awareness and showcase their services to…
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Goodlord
The Client Goodlord is an all-in-one lettings platform on a mission to modernise the rental process. By combining smart technology with genuine customer service, they cut out unnecessary paperwork, speed up transactions, and make the rental journey fairer and more efficient for agents, landlords, and tenants alike. The result? Less admin, more focus on growing…
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No Limits Events and Promotions
The Client No Limits Events and Promotions run some of the region’s most popular motoring events, including The Lincs Wheels Car Show. This is an annual two-day celebration of car culture held each June at the Lincolnshire Showground near Lincoln. Think live entertainment, festival atmosphere, and thousands of car enthusiasts descending on one site for…
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S.A.S. Travel
The Challenge A few weeks ago, SAS Travel approached us looking for a simple but high-impact campaign to promote their long-distance travel and airport transfer services across the UK. As a business built around reliability, comfort and excellent customer service, they wanted to increase local awareness and make sure their brand stood out in a…
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NHS Lincolnshire and ICON
The Brief: We were approached by the marketing team at NHS Lincolnshire to help promote an important independent national programme they worked in partnership with called ICON. Although this programme runs throughout they year, it has a specific focus in September, and they wanted to give it some extra visibility across Lincolnshire throughout this month…
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East Midlands Airport and Loganair
The Challenge East Midlands Airport approached us once again to support the launch of a new partnership with Loganair, introducing daily afternoon flights from East Midlands Airport to Jersey from 31st May. The brief was to build awareness quickly and create strong cut-through across the Midlands, positioning the route as an easy, attractive option for…
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Rock Choir
The Brief: Rock Choir is the nation’s most popular contemporary choir experience. Since its inception in 2005, tens of thousands across the country have enjoyed the huge physical and mental-wellbeing benefits of being part of a group of like-minded people enjoying themselves. We were approached by the Head of PR to raise awareness of the…
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Food Hub ‘Hubba Hubba’
The Brief: Although previous campaigns had been very successful for Food Hub, they knew for the next stage, they needed a fresh approach. They wanted a new creative that made the Food Hub brand both impactful and memorable and importantly, increased downloads of the Food Hub app. For this they employed ABF Pictures, a creative…
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King Richard III Visitor Centre and Jewry Wall Museum
The Challenge King Richard III Visitor Centre and Jewry Wall Museum asked us to plan a digital billboard campaign across Leicester to promote both attractions over the Easter period. The aim was to position them as must-visit, family-friendly destinations during the holidays, appealing to both local residents and visitors to the city. Our Thinking With…
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Zzoomm
The Brief: We have worked with both Zzoomm and Be Fibre on an on-going basis, booking campaigns for the past 4 years. Last year it we found out that both Zzoomm and Be Fibre, along with other Full Fibre companies, were going to be rebranded under a single brand name. That brand was Zzoomm. The…