Where to start
Booking outdoor advertising with JCDecaux is simple. Whether you want to book one billboard or a multitude of formats, our direct sales team can take you through the whole process of planning and booking an outdoor advertising campaign, from concept and design through to site selection, printing and posting. Whether you already have a poster designed but need advice on where to get it printed, or you want us to manage the whole process, our team will be there every step of the way.
Contact the sales team to find out more about booking a campaign directly with JCDecaux:
anita.cassidy@jcdecaux.ie
T: 00 353 (1) 295 8170
The steps from site selection to on-street campaign:
Site selection:
You can select individual sites in the areas you want to target, and if necessary we can help you with this process. We can also ensure you maximise the impact of your campaign using JNOR (the industry standard research for outdoor audience measurement). There is no minimum or maximum booking of sites required.
Creative brief, concept & design:
If you don’t have a poster concept or design, we can help you outline a creative brief, detailing your target audience and key message. Our in-house graphic designers can then work with you to design your poster.
Artwork and printing:
JCDecaux works with various printers on a regular basis and can either recommend a company for you to use, or liaise with the printers on your behalf.
Poster delivery:
We will advise you when your posters have been delivered to our warehouse from the printers.
Posting and maintenance:
Posters will be posted according to JCDecaux’s posting calendar. Damages to posters will be repaired within 24 hours (Dublin) and 48 hours (nationally).
Follow up:
JNOR results provide audience levels for your campaign. Where appropriate, post-campaign analysis can be carried out, and photos of the campaign will be provided
Credit Terms
JCDecaux requires payment up front for the first 3 campaigns booked by new clients. Following that, credit will be given and invoices will be issued on a cyclical or monthly basis.
