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Libertybus Advertising Media Pack 2020 Get Your Business out & About Call: 01534 811029 Email: Info@Shooht.Com Photographs courtesy of Colin Garnier LibertyBus Advertising Media Pack 2020 Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] 4.7 Million Passenger journeys a year Welcome across the network to the world of LibertyBus 35,000 Miles Island-Wide Advertising! That’s the total each main fleet bus travels per year Operating around just 45 square miles, LibertyBus advertising provides probably the most frequently The LibertyBus network operates seen, highest-impact & most cost effective form of advertising available in Jersey... Check out the facts! 7 days a week 362 days a year Plémont Bay 5am - Late Evening Bonne Nuit Bay 28 Plémont Sunday Only Grève de Lecq 4 9 Portinfer 7 Bonne Nuit Bay Friday and 8 Devil’s Hole Saturday Only 5 7 9 St John’s Church Les Platons Les (Village) Landes Grève de Lecq 28 Bouley Bay Bouley Bay Millais La Mare Mont Mado Léoville Wine Estate Rozel Bay L’Étacq x25 Routes 22 x22 Tamba Jersey Zoo Rozel Bay Flicquet Bay Catherine Park (Apple Cottage) Best Each main fleet bus services all St Mary’s Church Trinity Trinity St Ouen’s (Village) Church Arms 3 Village 3 2 Jersey Pearl Carrefour Selous 4 23 13 St Catherine routes on a daily rotation to give you St Ouen’s 7 Manor Hamptonne La Grande Route de St Jean Museum St Martin’s Greenhills Sion 5 Public Hall aMaizin! 28 8 Adventure Park St Catherine’s Bay Island-wide awareness Jersey War Wetlands Victoria Tunnels La Route de la Trinite 21 Centre St Peter’s Village La Vallee de St Pierre Village Mont Felard Jersey Augres St Ouen’s Bay Hospice Maufant Ville Village Tesson Emphrie Maufant 13 15 22 9 Chapel 19 (Midland Stores) Watersplash 22 Jersey Airport Beaumont Hill 6 St Saviour’s La Providence Hospital Jardin Mermaid des WE’RE Carreaux Grands Vaux La Hougue Gorey Pier Valley Adventure Centre Inner St Saviour’s Bie 1 1a Road Overdale Parish Hall 9 Hospital Five Oaks Le Braye Robin Gorey BUSINESS Hood Village 2 13 Red Houses North Bel Royal Mont map legend Red Houses West (Horse & Hound) Beaumont Parade (Waitrose) Millbrook Hotel de France Orgueil Victoria Gardens Grouville Station 1a La Pulente Avenue Wellington Castle FRIENDLY! La Haule Hill Bagatelle Lane Mont LOW-COST HIGH QUALITY Nicolle First Grenville Bus route terminus Tower Street Miladi Farm Longueville Road St Aubin Liberation Grouville Monthly & quarterly La Moye St Helier Rue des Pres (Trading Est)Arsenal PRINTING & FITTING Bus stop Bus Station Rue des Pres Royal Bay DESIGN & ARTWORK Bus stop St Brelade’s Bay Rose St Aubin’s Bay Rue des Pres (Waitrose)(Trading Est) of Grouville St Brelade’s Bay St Helier St Clement’s Church Farm Rose St Aubin’s Bay Georgetown Rue des Pres Corbière Farm Elizabeth General George payment plans One way bus route 12 town (Waitrose) St Clement’s produced in-house by our produced in-house as part of Terminal Hospital Church One way bus route Corbière 12 14 Elizabeth Le Dicq Samarès Manor 12 Terminal La Collette La Rocquier St Brelade’s Bay La ColletteFlats Le Dicq Le SamarèsMarais Manor La Grande Route School highly experienced designers our out-of-home service, for 12 12a Elizabeth Flats de St Clement available with Certain journeys only – St Brelade’s Bay Castle Le Marais see timetableCertain journeys only1 –2a 12 Greve d’Azette 16 Le Bourg see timetable 16 Le Bourg who will help you get the hassle-free advertising from Portelet Inn Greve LeLa HocqGrande Route de la Cote La Rocque no additional fees! Portelet Bay Greve d’Azette Le Hocq For route variations Portelet d’Azette Greve HarbourLa Rocque Portelet Bay Inn Green Island start to finish. a and b – seeFor timetable route variations d’Azette Green Harbour most from your space. a and b – see timetable 22 x22 Island St Clement’s Bay St Clement’s Bay 1 1g 1a 1b 2 2a 3 4 8 9 12 X12 12a 13 15 16 19 21 22 23 25 25a 27 28 Please check www.libertybus.je for up to date maps and bus times © LibertyBus 2014 Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier Please check www.libertybus.je for up to date maps and bus times. Seasonal routes 14 and 28. #trackmybus © LibertyBus 2019 Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] Main Fleet Single Deckers + Service all 25 routes on a daily rotation WE’RE KEEP IT + 35,000 miles a year per bus BUSINESS CURRENT + 7 days a week/362 days a year FRIENDLY! & FRESH! Monthly & quarterly You can change your + 5am - Late evening payment plans advert during the available with no course of your additional fees contract 1 Bootlid Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £2,703 £225 £201 £2,904 6 months £1,688* £281 £201 £1,889 Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier 3 months £1,182* £394 £201 £1,383 2 Rear Window + Bootlid 1 2 Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £4,882 £407 £431 £5,313 6 months £3,051* £508 £431 £3,482 3 months £2,136* £712 £431 £2,567 3 Interiors Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 mth x 15 £1,984 £165 £733 £2,716 12 mth x33 £3,605 £300 £1,536 £5,142 4 Full Wrap 3 4 Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit 12 mth min £9,995 £832 £3,500 - £6,000** All prices are subject to +5% GST. All spaces subject to availability. Quarterly or monthly payment terms: First media space payment + print & fit due upon completion then subsequent space rental payments as set out in your contract. *Added premium for contracts of less than 12 months. **Exact cost dependent on coverage & will be quoted upon receiving of your design. Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier Main Fleet Double Deckers + Dedicated Airport Route 15 & 22 WE’RE KEEP IT + Dedicated Route 14 (Apr - Oct only) BUSINESS CURRENT + Over 100,000 passenger journeys per bus FRIENDLY! & FRESH! Monthly & quarterly You can change your + High frequency departures every 15 minutes payment plans advert during the available with no course of your additional fees contract 1 Full Rear Wrap Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months min £7,763 £647 £2,070 £9,833 2 Full Wrap Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit 12 months min £15,000 £1,250 £5,000 - £10,000* 1 2 3 Interior - Standard Cove Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £375 £31 £70 £445 4 Interior - Behind Driver Cabin Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £550 £46 £135 £596 Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier 5 Interior - Tall Stairwell Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 3 4 5 12 months £1,100 £92 £364 £1,464 All prices are subject to +5% GST. Ask about muliti-bus & All spaces subject to availability. multi-point interior packages Quarterly or monthly payment terms: First for upper & lower deck media space payment + print & fit due upon exposure to a captive audience! completion then subsequent space rental payments as set out in your contract. *Exact cost dependent on coverage & will be quoted upon receiving of your design. Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] Extended Fleet Single Deckers + Support the main network during the day WE’RE KEEP IT + 7 days a week/362 days a year BUSINESS CURRENT + Service peak-time school routes am & pm FRIENDLY! & FRESH! Monthly & quarterly You can change your (term times only) payment plans advert during the available with no course of your additional fees contract 1 Bootlid Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £1,722 £143 £193 £1,914 6 months £1,076* £179 £193 £1,268 Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier 3 months £752* £251 £193 £945 2 Rear Window + Bootlid 1 2 Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £2,365 £197 £413 £2,778 6 months £1,477* £246 £413 £1,890 3 months £1,034* £345 £413 £1,447 3 Interiors Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months £215 £18 £77 £292 Ask about muliti-bus interior packages for exposure to a 3 captive audience! All prices are subject to +5% GST. All spaces subject to availability. Quarterly or monthly payment terms: First media space payment + print & fit due upon completion then subsequent space rental payments as set out in your contract. *Added premium for contracts of less than 12 months. Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] School Fleet Single Deckers + Service school routes am & pm (term times only) WE’RE KEEP IT + Fantastic peak-time awareness BUSINESS CURRENT + Perfect for community based campaigns FRIENDLY! & FRESH! Monthly & quarterly You can change your + Perfect for young audiences payment plans advert during the available with no course of your additional fees contract 1 Bootlid Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 12 months x1 £391 £33 £169 £560 12 months x5 £1,858 £155 £844 £2,701 Photograph courtesy of Colin Garnier 2 Interiors Contract £ pa £ pm Print & Fit Total 1 12 months x1 £180 £15 £90 £270 2 12 months x5 £854 £71 £450 £1,304 With 23 dedicated school buses, ask about other multi-bus packages! All prices are subject to +5% GST. All spaces subject to availability. Quarterly or monthly payment terms: First media space payment + print & fit due upon completion then subsequent space rental payments as set out in your contract. Get your business out & about Call: 01534 811029 Email: [email protected] Useful Information LibertyBus advertising guidelines • As a public service provider, LibertyBus does not allow any political or religious advertising on the gr ounds of impartiality.
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