Sidewalk Advertising

Chalk Art

Chalk art stenciling is a form of guerilla street-level advertising that puts an advertising message right at the feet of the consumer. Usually no more than 4' x 4', chalk art stencils can last in good condition for up two weeks. An eco-friendly form of guerilla out-of-home media, chalk art stencils can put your message in strategic places where traditional outdoor advertising is not allowed.

Street Decal Advertising

Street decals are also commonly referred to as street clings. These are small, usually no larger than 2' x 2' graphic adhesives that are applied on sidewalks in key strategic locations. It is a form of guerilla outdoor advertising that is usually done without seeking local approval. The decals usually stay in place for at least two weeks, but once they are applied and in place, they can be removed at any time by passerbys or authorities. Street decals are often used to generate clues or hype for a larger, impending promotion or campaign. Viewed only by pedestrian foot traffic, street decals should always be placed in high-traffic locations.

Powerwashed Stencil Advertising

Power-washed sidewalk stencils are an eco-friendly, green form of advertising. Stencils with the advertising message are placed on sidewalks and then a machine blasts high-pressure water onto to the stencil, cleaning away all the dirt and grime from the sidewalk. The resulting image is the advertising message appearing on the "clean" part of the sidewalk. Once placed, the advertising message is visible for weeks and really only starts to go away when more dirt and grime accumulates on the sidewalk. This is a form of guerilla advertising that is usually executed without seeking prior local approval. Viewed only by pedestrian foot traffic, power-washed stencils should always be placed in high-traffic locations.