Description
Advertising between Borrowash, Draycott & Risley.
Location: Nottingham Road, Near Hopwell Road.
The Island Project is renting out 5 advertising spaces to help raise funds to support the project. Funds allow the organisation to continue it’s not for profit service helping Derby and Nottingham’s most complex and vulnerable young people. To find out more about the service The Project offers please visit the fundraising page.
The advertisement agreement period will run for a 12 month, starting in April 2020. Advertising spaces will be offered out on a yearly basis. To secure an advertising space please purchase today.
The Island Project is hosting 5 advertising spaces in 3 locations:
- Online
- Offroad Car Park
- Road Facing Gate
Online:
Below you can see an example of how the online advert could look near the footer of the homepage.
Below shows some website traffic insights for one months traffic.
For January 2020 The Island Project Website has 1431 unique visitors. As you can see, the beginning of the year while schools were closed was quieter compared to the last 2 weeks. If we multiply this figure by 12 your banner will be exposed to an estimated 17,172 unique visitors online.
Banner 1: Off-road Car Park
The Island Project has its own off-road car park which can hold roughly 20 cars. Schools, taxi companies, parents and supporters use this car park on a regular basis.
Banner 2: Road Facing Gate
There is a large green gate which currently has a banner on it directing people to the project. This banner will be taken down, and a supporting structure behind the gates created to host the advert banner.
This is the view from the gate facing towards Risley.
This is the view from the gate facing towards Borrowash.
Banner Specification
The banner size will be 150cm high x 400cm wide. That’s 80cm of advertising space per advert. The banners will have a windproof mesh to aid airflow.
Agreement
The advertisement agreement period will run for a 12 month, starting in April 2020.
Any questions please feel free to email me.
Kind Regards,
Jonathan Goodman
