Example campaigns

Case studies: what a truck campaign actually looks like

Goals, placement photos, routing decisions and the full impression math — three modeled campaigns you can read end to end before you spend a dollar.

53-foot trailer side wrapped with a home services advertisement

Illustrative scenario

Home Services Contractor

One side · 3 months · Rochester–Buffalo–Syracuse corridor

A roofing and HVAC contractor wanted year-round visibility across the I-90 corridor without paying three separate billboard bills.

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Truck rear doors wrapped with a bold restaurant advertisement at a city intersection

Illustrative scenario

Regional Restaurant Group

Rear doors · 6 months · Daily metro + interstate mix

A multi-location restaurant group bought the highest-dwell surface on the truck to stay in front of drivers stuck in metro traffic.

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Illustrative scenario

Healthcare Network

Full wrap · 6 months · Full 8-metro corridor

A regional healthcare network used a full wrap to carry a service-line message across the entire Northeast corridor.

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Methodology: these are illustrative scenarios, not results from named clients. Impressions are modeled from DOT Annual Average Daily Traffic counts on the highways our trucks run, combined with route frequency and logged mileage. Your quote includes a campaign model built on your own target metros.