

Both these examples are simple, clean and modern. I like the use of colour co-ordination and a clear message.

This example is also clear and clean. Billboards done in this way, in my opinion work the best. Billboards are on the sides of roads and you don't have time to read something like this....

..so a short, simple but to the point message and image is pretty much necessary if you want your message to be received by motorists.
The image/s on billboards must be attractive to catch peoples eye and simple so people understand what is trying to be said. Here is a good example below..

The image is beautiful and clean and makes you want to hop in. It also backs up the phrase "where else but Queensland" perfectly.
Anyway, more on the marketing side, I propose billboards to be placed on main motorways such as the pacific motorway and motorways coming from NSW. This will give motorists an incentive to visit the Gold Coast on their travels.
I also think the billboard designs could work well on building walls in the cities such as Brisbane and Sydney like this example below...

..this is because I'm guessing people in the city like to have their weekends away or take a break from the hustle and bustle once in a while and so the campaign would reach the correct target market loud and clear.
Nicole
Nicole, I really like the use of the billboard on the wall of the building, maybe even the whole side of a building. It would be a great talking poing. A great idea. This size of advertisement as you would know will require large/medium format capture. I will look at this type of equipment and put up a post on Photo Tech trends.
ReplyDeleteI really like the simplicity of the first 3 images. To me they say a lot without the words, but of course the words make the message clearer.
ReplyDeleteI also like the billboard on the side of buildings in the CBD, especially if they are positioned where peak hour traffic always sits giving the driver time to reflect on the advertisement. Mel
ReplyDeleteNicole, I have updated the photo tech trends blog with my solution to huge images on billboards, check it out.
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