Who do I contact about Billboard advertising in San Diego?
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There is a section on their website dedicated purely to "bulletin" advertising. Bulletins are standard billboards that are located around busy streets and highways. Some are even built in clog zones so that people will have to spend an extended period of time looking at them when stuck in rush hour traffic! Since the standard size is 14'x48', they're going to be pricey, but people will definitely see what you want them to see. They're also willing to work with customers on a one on one basis to design custom sized billboards with odd shapes or extensions.
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Listed below are some of the Billboard advertisers in San Diego:
-Mr. Neon Inc.
3106 Main St
San Diego, CA
website: www.mrneon.com
-Aarrow Advertising
4312 Valeta St
San Diego, CA
website: http://aarrowads.com/
-Above ALL Advertising
6980 Corte Santa Fe
San Diego, CA
website: http://abovealladvertising.net/
-ALCOA Signage
8535 Arjons Dr, Ste E
San Diego, CA
website: www.alcoasigns.com
-Billboard RX
6259 Potomac St
San Diego, CA
-Clear Channel Outdoor
7308 Mission Gorge Rd
San Diego, CA
website: clearchannel.com
-Coastal Outdoor Media
10636 Scripps Summit Ct
San Diego, CA
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