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Wall Advertising: Your Questions Answered
Simple answers about how BTS Media works for advertisers and property owners. If your question isn't here, just ask us.
What is wall advertising?
Wall advertising means placing an ad on the outside wall of a building instead of on a billboard.
The ad is printed and put up on a big, easy-to-see wall that would otherwise stay empty. It reaches people right on the street, in the neighborhoods where they already drive, shop, and work.
How does wall advertising work?
A property owner offers a wall. BTS Media checks the location and local rules. An advertiser picks it. BTS Media handles the campaign, from artwork to setup to takedown.
Each step depends on the location. Nothing goes up without the right property agreement and approvals.
How much does wall advertising cost in Denver?
There is no single price. Cost depends on the location, traffic, wall size, ad size, campaign length, production, installation, and the property agreement.
We don't post an average price because it may not fit your campaign. BTS Media gives you pricing for the exact locations you like.
Can I advertise on the side of a building?
Often, yes. The property owner must approve it, and the spot must meet local sign rules.
Whether a building works depends on zoning, visibility, wall size, surface condition, and local rules. BTS Media checks all of this before adding a location to the network.
Can property owners make money from advertising space?
A good wall can bring in ad money, but income is never guaranteed. It depends on the location and advertiser demand.
BTS Media reviews your property for free, with no obligation. We only move forward with locations that fit advertiser demand and local rules.
What is an alternative to billboard advertising?
Wall advertising on buildings is a common alternative to highway billboards. It sits at street level, close to the neighborhood you serve.
Other options include fences, construction barriers, window graphics, and store exteriors. BTS Media focuses on building walls today.