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Blended Marketing combines both traditional and digital marketing methods to create a comprehensive marketing campaign.
This approach ensures that marketing efforts are versatile, far-reaching, consistent and aligned across various platforms, both online and offline.
At BOM - Blend of Marketing, we are covering every aspect of marketing with our services.
Yet we know, not every brand needs all the marketing methods we have, hence we create the perfect blend of marketing just for your brand.
Transit Ads, a fresh and impactful way to connect with your audience inside public buses!
Enjoy unmatched exposure with passengers spending 30+ minutes per ride, ensuring repeated visibility. With three prominent placements inside each bus and the option to drive digital engagement with a QR code, your brand will capture attention and inspire action.
Ready to try the new way of advertising?
The ability to geo-target your audience by choosing the bus route.
The ability to use QR codes to drive traffic to your digital channels like websites to claim something, then retargeting those interested with digital ads.
The possibilities are limitless and we don't just limit it to inside the bus, you can brand the outside of the bus as well.
Starting from just Rs.60,000/Month Rs.40,000/Month.
Terms and conditions apply*
Did you know
Buses are the primary mode of public transportation in Sri Lanka, operated by both the state-run Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) and private companies.
There are 19,862 buses in operation around Sri Lanka, holding 28.20% of the transportation market share.
It's kind of a gurilla marketing in Sri Lanka, we craft your brand message as a short and striking tuk quote with some humour and place it on tuks for a fraction of cost.
You can also make it a contest on social media like "Spot the tuks and Snap to WIN" so more people may engage and get to notice it.
Did you know
There are nearly 1.2 million tuk-tuks in Sri Lanka.
For most drivers, driving a tuk-tuk is their only source of income.
Sri Lanka is planning to convert 500,000 fossil-fueled (Petrol) tuk-tuks to electric tuk-tuks within five years.
The transition will take place in three phases.
The first phase is a pilot project to convert 200 petrol three-wheelers to e-Tuk Tuks.
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