Its good enough for starbucks???

[Ron Musgraves]

http://www.dirtystreetadvertising.com/

This is crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I guess we did somthing on the edge...

We are still doing stencils... 142 accounts and counting....

 

[Terry Campbell]

OH Great now they will want Dirty Sidewalks for Advertising LOL There go's the cash flow

 

[810f250]

From the website it looks like a pigment was added on the concrete. Hope it does not catch on to much here, then you would have to be very careful not to remove it, or you may be charged its replacement cost.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

From the website it looks like a pigment was added on the concrete. Hope it does not catch on to much here, then you would have to be very careful not to remove it, or you may be charged its replacement cost.

According to these guys they travel.

 

[MMI Enterprises]

They saying there enough money in it to where they can get on a plane from the UK to come over and rent a machine to do the actual work?...Wow!! They probably set it up to where stencil is waiting for them already.

 

[Tony Shelton]

Ron, what are the possible negative effects of just planting a stencil wherever you see dirty concrete?

What is someone going to say? Are they going to call the cops and say "somebody cleaned my concrete, I want them arrested"?

Or is it possible that a potential customer could see it as a ballsy move and appreciate it?

I'm asking because my detailed stencil with my logo should be in within a week or so.

 

[MMI Enterprises]

If done on public property it surely would be considered an act of graffiti or defacing public property and probably same for private property if done without permission. I doubt any reputable advertiser would be dumb enough to get involved in such a shady/questionable act. So that leaves but only their own property to be doing this on. Personally I think it leaves bad impression to anyone that sees it. It's like 'Hey if their not keeping their walks clean what else are they not keeping clean or skimping on?'

 

[Ron Musgraves]

I would never use this kind of advertisment.

I use the stencil as a tool with permission always.

Its basically a way to have customers find the demos we had permission to leave.

I'm sure its highly illegal in some places.

 

[Tony Shelton]

I would never use this kind of advertisment.

I use the stencil as a tool with permission always.

Its basically a way to have customers find the demos we had permission to leave.

I'm sure its highly illegal in some places.

It would be funny to see them on dirty cars (instead of "wash me")

 

[MMI Enterprises]

Yes Ron... to be clear there is a big difference between what your doing in using it for cleaning demo compared to the Starbucky's attempt at capitalizing on the technology in turning it into advertisements...
You carry on by all means with what yer doing!