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bigsmooth wrote:I can't wait to pimp slap the hose!Line of the day
Realist wrote:Billboard advertising cost is minimal. It's one of the most cost efficient mediums you can use.yeah, a lot of people can see it, but how many people who might/will be interested will see them - other than some LU students or LU faculty/staff?
bigsmooth wrote:we had billboards in the karcher era. i remember the one on wards rd. across from the toyota delaership.That was part of the "Liberty Flames: Feel the heat!" campaign that most of us would rather forget.
shukcb04 wrote:Why do you have to be such a jerk? A lot of people would see it and possibly say, "Hey, that looks like it could be fun to go to" and in turn show up at a game.Realist wrote:Billboard advertising cost is minimal. It's one of the most cost efficient mediums you can use.yeah, a lot of people can see it, but how many people who might/will be interested will see them - other than some LU students or LU faculty/staff?
El Scorcho wrote:post at your own risk.
LUconn wrote:You mean up until before Thomas Terrace.SuperJon wrote: 460 between Lynchburg and FarmvilleI'll save you some money, up until Appomattox this is the same road.
29 between Lynchburg and Charlottesville
PAmedic wrote:you're absolutely right
Sly Fox wrote: PC Selling its new DI Football Coach & ProgramThey're doing whatever it takes to take that program county-wide.
SuperJon wrote:any one who has taken a marketing class will learn that billboards can be a complete failure because most of the people that see them will not be within the products target marks. If they don't reach the target market, then they are useless. I read on a marketing website for some college that most of their professors believe that billboards are only effective when it directs you to a business or when introducing a new product. The Liberty football team isn't a new product, unless you are going to market the Rocco era as a new product.shukcb04 wrote:Why do you have to be such a jerk? A lot of people would see it and possibly say, "Hey, that looks like it could be fun to go to" and in turn show up at a game.Realist wrote:Billboard advertising cost is minimal. It's one of the most cost efficient mediums you can use.yeah, a lot of people can see it, but how many people who might/will be interested will see them - other than some LU students or LU faculty/staff?