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Last month we celebrated a very special milestone; the 11th work anniversary of Street Media Group’s COO, Troy Hammond. In 2011, owner Gary Young founded Street Media Group, and in 2013, he partnered with Troy to build an innovative and local outdoor advertising company. Today, the two are still leading

Introducing NOCO-105 Street Media Group is excited to announce the development of a new 14’x48’ digital billboard on I-25, adding a signature location to our footprint in northern Colorado. This new structure will stand tall on the west side of the interstate at exit 254 between Loveland and Johnstown, across

Street Media Group has been specializing in billboard advertising for decades. With an exceptional ability to capture large audiences at low costs per thousand, billboards allow advertisers an affordable way to make a big impression on motivated consumers in the marketplace. Simply put, billboard advertising works. Each of our locations

With the big election only a few short weeks away, political advertising season is in full swing. According to a recent article in EMarketer, US political ad spending in 2024 is expected to increase by nearly 29% over the last presidential election in 2020. That amounts roughly to a staggering

Street Media Group continues to expand its inventory with the recent acquisition of twelve new bus shelters in the Denver DMA. These new advertising options are concentrated in some of Denver’s most desirable areas, including the RINO District, Downtown, Cherry Creek, Washington Park, and Denver International Airport. Each of the

Bus stop benches throughout our cities are placed in high traffic areas that are both efficient for commuters and highly effective for advertisers. Our bench advertising space makes up the full back rest of bus stop benches, which are angled toward oncoming traffic at ideal viewing angles. Bench advertising offers

Our bus ads roll through the major transit arteries of our hand-picked cities, demanding attention as they promote your message to motivated consumers every day. Bus advertising is an effective and low-cost medium that delivers extraordinary frequency. This builds brand awareness and keeps you top-of-mind with potential customers. With a

America is on the move and bus stop advertising is the perfect way to capitalize. According to the Nielsen Out-Of-Home Advertising Study, U.S. travelers average 22 hours driving or riding in a vehicle per week. This means U.S. travelers spend an average of 4 hours and 24 minutes traveling per

If you’ve crossed paths with a Street Media employee recently, it would be difficult to ignore the smile. We’re walking with a little extra pep in our step thanks to the latest weekly impression ratings released by Geopath, which place five Street Media digital billboards among the top ten in

https://streetmediagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Harmony-TimeLapse-2.mp4 2020 may not have offered many reasons to celebrate, but StreetMedia Group is cashing in on one of the few. Wrapping up construction last November of a double-sided digital billboard on Harmony Road at I-25 in Fort Collins has owners Gary Young and Troy Hammond smiling about the future. The new structure is located

You don’t have to spend much time watching television here in Colorado before you are told that if you’re in an accident you call the “Strong Arm.”  Those ads run at a frequency that make them nearly impossible to ignore.  One recently caught my attention because the woman giving her

With the 2020 presidential election quickly approaching its end, broadcast media is preparing for political ad invasion. According to this eMarketer article, “Total political ad spending in the 2019/2020 election cycle will reach $6.89 billion”, including federal, state, and local campaigns. TV ads will dominate political ad spending, accounting for

Creative execution is absolutely the most important element in the performance of an out-of-home advertising campaign. Ok, read that again. Bold words coming from an OOH designer, right? But it’s the truth and it’s imperative. It’s also my ENTIRE point, which is why I voted to save us all some time and

“We’re all in this together.” As a popular declaration in our current soundtrack, we’ve all heard and seen these words. Because the COVID-19 crisis has caused hardships for businesses of all shapes and sizes, one of the results could very well be the validation of that sentiment. Maybe this inconvenient pause has given us all