| Those advertising posters around town 17:29 - Jul 26 with 2359 views | dingdangblue |
A minor gripe. Just driven past 3 on Manchester road (between Asda and Tesco) and they are 2 sided and all 3 of them the Dale poster is on the wrong side ( not facing oncoming traffic ). Its only because I was purposely looking out for it that I saw it in my rear mirror. The main side is advertising the film Suicide Squad? |  |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 17:32 - Jul 26 with 2347 views | rochedale |
I noticed the exact same last season, same at John st. |  |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 17:51 - Jul 26 with 2295 views | ColDale |
Agree, was the same last year. I assume it's cheaper on that side.
Still not sure why we only advertise one game on there. They'll be out of date in 11 days and they'll still be about town. |  | | |
| Those advertising posters around town on 19:07 - Jul 26 with 2177 views | Shun |
They're still visible coming the other way though. I've seen probably about a dozen scattered about the town over the past week. I think it's a great idea, I can't remember there ever being this many in the past. |  | | |
| Those advertising posters around town on 19:35 - Jul 26 with 2121 views | dingdangblue |
| Those advertising posters around town on 19:07 - Jul 26 by Shun |
They're still visible coming the other way though. I've seen probably about a dozen scattered about the town over the past week. I think it's a great idea, I can't remember there ever being this many in the past. |
Yes its a great idea - just a shame about the positioning - I did think it could only be a cost issue? I hope that anyway. | |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 22:27 - Jul 26 with 1929 views | rochdaleriddler |
the ones i have driven past, the writing is too small-could be my age |  |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 14:31 - Jul 27 with 1715 views | Knowlesy |
| Those advertising posters around town on 22:27 - Jul 26 by rochdaleriddler |
the ones i have driven past, the writing is too small-could be my age |
In the pedestrianised area of town literally every advertising board is showing this poster. I doubt it's a financial reason that a single space has been missed, maybe it was already earmarked by the present occupier |  | | |
| Those advertising posters around town on 21:50 - Jul 28 with 1540 views | Ninco |
To me, I wouldn't suddenly start watching Dale because I had seen an advertising board with them on it. It's all about being taken there as a kid, then keeping going when you become an adult or going because you know someone who already goes. Why would you just suddenly decide from an advert to go and watch them?
I'd be interested to see the before and after attendances to see what effect these adverts have had. Personally, I would have thought the money would have been better spent by handing out free junior tickets in the town centre. If the kid goes, he may take a parent with him paying full price, and he may like it and keep going. |  | | |
| Those advertising posters around town on 21:53 - Jul 28 with 1533 views | 49thseason |
or perhaps advertising £10 season tickets for kids if that is supposed to be the main emphasis this season? |  | | |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 23:34 - Jul 28 with 1471 views | dalestats |
| Those advertising posters around town on 14:31 - Jul 27 by Knowlesy |
In the pedestrianised area of town literally every advertising board is showing this poster. I doubt it's a financial reason that a single space has been missed, maybe it was already earmarked by the present occupier |
I don't like the photo shopped type poster it is. Applaud the initiative but don't like the poster itself | |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 17:13 - Aug 2 with 1238 views | dingdangblue |
They've gone!
The week leading up to our opener!
Now advertising the feel good festival!
You couldn't make it up! | |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 17:40 - Aug 2 with 1191 views | R17ALE |
| Those advertising posters around town on 21:50 - Jul 28 by Ninco |
To me, I wouldn't suddenly start watching Dale because I had seen an advertising board with them on it. It's all about being taken there as a kid, then keeping going when you become an adult or going because you know someone who already goes. Why would you just suddenly decide from an advert to go and watch them?
I'd be interested to see the before and after attendances to see what effect these adverts have had. Personally, I would have thought the money would have been better spent by handing out free junior tickets in the town centre. If the kid goes, he may take a parent with him paying full price, and he may like it and keep going. |
"Why would you just suddenly decide from an advert to go and watch them?"
An adult probably wouldn't, but advertising in town is vital for any local commercial enterprise. It's more about the brand I think, keeping the club in the general awareness of local people, gentle reminders on a daily basis. And it helps stop us from being viewed as a rather remote thing t'other side of town up a steep hill. Image is very important, and I think these posters help to create the right image. If money were no object, I'd book every roadside hoarding for a year in RMBC, plus every poster position, and I'd even book those static wagons you see in farmer's fields adjacent to the M62 and other major roads. The West Yorkshire Rugby League clubs all do this advertising the next fixture, and even though it wouldn't entice me to go, because I'm against all forms of rugby! But the next person to drive past might! |  |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 18:38 - Aug 2 with 1095 views | 442Dale |
The current branding using the blue background with the black & white stripe is really eyecatching. It's everywhere and reflects the new kit brilliantly.
Simple is so effective. |  |
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| Those advertising posters around town on 14:59 - Aug 4 with 797 views | TVOS1907 |
| Those advertising posters around town on 23:34 - Jul 28 by dalestats |
I don't like the photo shopped type poster it is. Applaud the initiative but don't like the poster itself |
Too dark? |  |
| When I was your age, I used to enjoy the odd game of tennis. Or was it golf? |
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