"Goin' Mobile"
Beverage World
June, 2002
Any successful beverage marketer knows the value of
optimum, effective exposure. One of the latest media being
employed to that end is mobile advertising.
“The reason that mobile advertising in its many forms is so
effective right now is because it's inexpensive, quantifiable,
and very accessible,” says Sam Kaplan, vice president of Mobile Advertising
Group (New York, NY).
One of Mobile Advertising Group's most effective programs is TruckSide advertising—using a third part
delivery truck to optimize a brand's presence in a particular market. According to Kaplan, “the program is
executed at a low cost to the marketer because it's cooperative in nature.
” The CPM (cost per thousand viewers) for TruckSide advertising is 90 cents, compared to a half-page
black and white newspaper ad at $19.20 or a 30-second TV spot at $16.25.
Better yet, Mobile Ad Group has demonstrated success in giving beverage marketers what they want at
the end of the day—an increase in sales. For example, Mistic saw a 29-percent boost in sales over a two-
month period after adopting a TruckSide advertising campaign with Mobile Ad Group.
Dr Pepper/ Seven Up brands have also felt a positive impact since adopting the TruckSide campaign.
“Year after year we continue to see results from our TruckSide advertising,” says Jennifer Welsh,
manager of media for DPSU, “and hope to continue this success in years to come.
”The graphics themselves are high-resolution vinyl and certainly aren't limited to use solely on the sides
of trucks. This summer Mad River Teas and Juices will be executing its “Wilderness Summer Tour '02”
campaign. Along with a branded beverage sampling truck, the promotion features VinylWrapped Mad
River-branded kayaks.
Beverage World
June, 2002
Any successful beverage marketer knows the value of
optimum, effective exposure. One of the latest media being
employed to that end is mobile advertising.
“The reason that mobile advertising in its many forms is so
effective right now is because it's inexpensive, quantifiable,
and very accessible,” says Sam Kaplan, vice president of Mobile Advertising
Group (New York, NY).
One of Mobile Advertising Group's most effective programs is TruckSide advertising—using a third part
delivery truck to optimize a brand's presence in a particular market. According to Kaplan, “the program is
executed at a low cost to the marketer because it's cooperative in nature.
” The CPM (cost per thousand viewers) for TruckSide advertising is 90 cents, compared to a half-page
black and white newspaper ad at $19.20 or a 30-second TV spot at $16.25.
Better yet, Mobile Ad Group has demonstrated success in giving beverage marketers what they want at
the end of the day—an increase in sales. For example, Mistic saw a 29-percent boost in sales over a two-
month period after adopting a TruckSide advertising campaign with Mobile Ad Group.
Dr Pepper/ Seven Up brands have also felt a positive impact since adopting the TruckSide campaign.
“Year after year we continue to see results from our TruckSide advertising,” says Jennifer Welsh,
manager of media for DPSU, “and hope to continue this success in years to come.
”The graphics themselves are high-resolution vinyl and certainly aren't limited to use solely on the sides
of trucks. This summer Mad River Teas and Juices will be executing its “Wilderness Summer Tour '02”
campaign. Along with a branded beverage sampling truck, the promotion features VinylWrapped Mad
River-branded kayaks.
