DANVILLE, Ill. and WOLFEBORO, NH – (June 15, 2009) – Although a relative newcomer to the outdoor advertising business, Wolfeboro, NH-based Trellis Realty Management is making its mark on New Hampshire’s advertising scene. Trellis recently converted a single-sided vinyl billboard to a double-sided digital billboard from Watchfire Digital Outdoor ( http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com). Located on Route 3, the Daniel Webster Highway, in Belmont, NH, these new boards are positioned on one of the state’s most heavily traveled, non-divided commercial highways, a half-mile south of the Belmont Mall and just five miles north of the Tanger Outlet Center at Exit 20 off Interstate 93. The two billboards are the first to be installed in the state by any billboard operator and have become the new “southern gateway” marker to New Hampshire’s Lakes Region.
Trellis Realty Management Chooses Watchfire for First Digital Billboard in N.H.
November 21st, 2009Vintage Media Installs Two Watchfire Digital Billboards
November 21st, 2009In Central Alabama
DANVILLE, Ill. and Millbrook, Ala. – (July 8, 2009) – Vintage Media, an outdoor advertising company in central Alabama, has installed two digital billboards manufactured by Watchfire Digital Outdoor ( http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com). The billboards are located in the cities of Millbrook and Wetumpka.
Vintage Media installed a 19mm 10′ x 30′ digital billboard on the corner of Highway 14 Read the rest of this entry »
Porlier Outdoor Selects Watchfire to Install Its First Two Digital Billboards
November 21st, 2009Outside St. Louis, Mo.
DANVILLE, Ill. and ST. LOUIS, Mo. – (August 18, 2009) – Porlier Outdoor Advertising Co., located in the western suburbs of St. Louis, Mo., has installed two digital billboards manufactured by Watchfire Digital Outdoor ( http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com). The 19mm 14′x48′ billboards are located in heavily traveled, highly visible locations in St. Charles County, a bedroom community of St. Louis. The first is at the junction of I-70 and Highway 94, which is seen by approximately 120,000 cars per day. The other billboard, seen by about 55,000 cars per day, is located along Highway 370, just west of Highway 94.
Bender Billboard has selected Watchfire Digital Outdoor for the first ever digital billboard in Lea County.
November 21st, 2009DANVILLE, Ill. and HOBBS, NM – (September 29, 2009) – Bender Billboard, located in Hobbs, NM, has installed its first digital billboard, manufactured by Watchfire Digital Outdoor ( http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com). The 19mm 10’x30’ billboard is located at one of Hobbs’ heaviest traveled intersections, with approximately 110,000 cars passing by it each day. This marks the first billboard installation in New Mexico for Watchfire and the first ever digital billboard in Lea County.
Owner and President of Bender Billboard, Bobby Pennell, was well aware of digital billboards Read the rest of this entry »
Outdoor Advertising Company Installs Three Watchfire Digital Billboards in Ardmore Oklahoma
November 21st, 2009Chris Cowlbeck, the general manager of LOOK Billboards started in the real estate business before getting involved with the Outdoor Advertising Industry. His first experience with outdoor advertising was in the promotion of his own businesses as he felt like it was the most cost effective way to advertise. He and his partner invested in a network of billboards in Southern Oklahoma in the 1990’s and they have been expanding ever since. LOOK Billboards currently has 130 vinyl billboard faces in the region.
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Watchfire Installs Roland Advertising’s First Digital Billboard
November 21st, 2009After lengthy research, Roland identified Watchfire’s billboard as the best
DANVILLE, Ill. and COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – (October 27, 2009) – Roland nd Advertising, located in Cookeville, Tenn., has installed its first digital billboard, manufactured by Watchfire Digital Outdoor ( http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com). The 19mm 10′6″ x 30′ billboard is located on I-40 in Cookeville, which is the mid-way point between two of Tennessee’s largest cities, Nashville and Knoxville. Approximately 25,000 cars pass by the billboard each day.
Outdoorbillboard.Com Announces Next Billboard Boot Camp Event Set For April 2nd – 3rd, 2010.
November 21st, 2009If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to make big money in the billboard industry, your next opportunity is on April 2nd – April 3rd, 2010. That’s the next date of the Billboard Boot Camp, put together by Outdoorbillboard.com, the nation’s #1 website for the billboard industry.
Watchfire Digital Outdoor Raises the Bar Again; Unveils 3rd Generation Billboards
November 21st, 20093rd Generation Brings Groundbreaking Improvements Across the Entire Product Line;
New E-16mm Product Announced
INDIANAPOLIS – (November 3, 2009) – Watchfire Digital Outdoor, manufacturer of the best looking and most durable digital billboards, is once again blazing the trail in the billboard industry by unveiling its 3rd Generation digital billboards, which are more energy efficient, more technologically advanced and more user-friendly than ever.
Across the product line, Watchfire has introduced key new features of the 3rd Generation billboards that make the best even better. They include:
BEAM Turns to Watchfire for Two Digital Billboards in Huntsville, Ala.
November 21st, 2009DANVILLE, Ill. and HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – (October 29, 2009) – BEAM Enterprises, based in Decatur, Ala., has once again selected Watchfire Digital Outdoor (http://www.watchfiredigitaloutdoor.com) for two more digital billboards. The 10′ x 36′ billboards are positioned side-by-side and are located on University Drive in Huntsville, Ala., where approximately 70,000 cars pass by each day. Read the rest of this entry »
Never Bored with Boards – Burma Shave
November 21st, 2009How a small-time manufacturer of shaving cream became a national sensation with outdoor advertising.
In 1925, a youthful Allan Odell proposed to his dad, Clinton, a unique concept for promoting their brush-less shaving cream. Clinton was not convinced Read the rest of this entry »
