Other commonly used names for this product are PVC Banners, Promotional Banners, Outdoor Banners, Fete Banners, Event Banners, Church Banners, Advertising Outdoor Banners, Advertising Outdoor Signs, Advertising Banners, Banner Sign Vinyl and Banner Sign.

On a building

Traffic and pedestrians buzz by building after building and most don’t even take stock of their unchanging surroundings. A bright, colorful vinyl banner draped across the front or side of a building at a busy intersection can spruce up the scenery, turn heads, and get your ad noticed by hundreds or thousands of potential customers every day. If you do not have a prime location, ask another (non-competing) business owner if you can rent ad space on their building.

On a stage

Festivals, music tours, performances, and other social events invite advertising. Put your vinyl banner front and center for the big event, and you might just be in the spotlight the next day. Try contacting event promoters, venue owners or the acts themselves (depending on the type of event) to see how you can get your banner in front of thousands.

On an overpass

Railroad overpasses and bridges in high-traffic areas are perfect places for vinyl banners. Not many companies take advantage of these opportunities, so you can position yourself as a diamond in the rough and attract double the attention by being in an unexpected location. Public-owned overpasses have traditionally been off-limits, but many municipalities have recently begun renting ad space to offset tax losses in the current economy. Railroads are often controlled by railroad companies themselves, so contact these companies directly to inquire about advertising opportunities.

At athletic events

From football stadiums to golf courses, cricket grounds to basketball courts, athletic events draw millions of eager customers every year. If advertising in professional venues is not within your budget, try contacting smaller colleges and high schools to inquire about advertising opportunities. Sporting events present unique opportunities for targeting your audience; for example, a women’s volleyball crowd might be very different from men’s weightlifting crowd. Typically called sponsorships, you can often strike a deal that puts your message in front of thousands at a time for a relatively low fee.