For local businesses

Put Your Business Where People Already Look

BTS Media offers ad space on busy commercial buildings across the Denver metro. Big, simple, street-level ads in the neighborhoods you actually serve.

Large advertisement installed on the brick side wall of a Denver commercial building

Why a Wall Instead of a Billboard

Neighborhood level

Highway boards reach people passing through. Walls reach the people who live, drive and shop near your business.

Time to read

Busy streets and stoplights give drivers time to actually read your message.

New space opening up

Billboard space is limited and often already booked. Wall space grows as more property owners join the network.
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How a Campaign Works

  1. 01

    Tell Us Your Area

    Tell us where your customers are, your budget, and your timing.

  2. 02

    Review Locations

    You see the wall, the road it faces, and the price for the length of time you want.

  3. 03

    Lock the Campaign

    We agree on the start date, length, and total cost in writing.

  4. 04

    Artwork

    Send us finished artwork, or work with us to design something people can read from the road.

  5. 05

    Install and Run

    We check the rules, print the ad, install it, and keep it looking good.

  6. 06

    Wrap Up

    When the campaign ends, we remove the ad or put up a new one.

Markets We Serve

Our main markets are Denver and Thornton. We're also growing in Federal Heights and the surrounding north metro area.

Artwork, Placement and Pricing

Artwork

One idea, a short line, bold contrast, and a name big enough to remember. Bring your own artwork or let us build one to fit the wall.

Placement

Pick a wall by road, audience, and distance from your business. Distance and speed decide how much text the wall can hold.

Pricing

Priced per wall, and it covers the space, printing, installation, removal and approvals.

Pricing depends on location, traffic, wall size, advertisement size, campaign length, production, installation, the property agreement and applicable local requirements.

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