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Everything you need to understand the difference between Shared and Exclusive campaigns—and what happens before the truck hits the street.
A Shared campaign lets a limited group of non-competing businesses share scheduled truck time and route exposure. It creates consistent visibility at a lower investment than reserving the entire truck.
An Exclusive campaign reserves the truck and screen time for one client. You can customize the route, schedule, target locations, creative, and activation plan.
The planned rotation includes Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Midtown, the Design District, and South Beach. Exact streets may adjust for traffic, events, access, and campaign performance.
No. Shared participation is limited to one advertiser per business category in each market, subject to category approval and availability.
Exclusive campaign clients can direct the route around target areas and important locations. Shared routes are planned for the group and optimized around major districts and activity zones.
Campaign trucks typically provide three digital LED displays: two large side screens and one rear screen.
Live GPS and campaign reporting are available for Exclusive campaigns. Shared participants receive scheduled campaign reporting; exact reporting features can vary by market.
Yes. You can provide finished artwork that meets screen specifications, or request support preparing creative for the truck displays.
We can coordinate campaigns across the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and select European locations. Availability depends on the specific market and dates.