While driving in
My thoughts don’t really pertain to Geico anyway but I got to thinking about how the public sector competes with the private sector. I suppose advertising on toll booths is a great way to get to the same audience you would reach with billboards. I wonder what Clear Channel thinks of all this.
Of course this competition is not isolated as Fedex and UPS compete with the USPS. In fact the government forbids the other carriers access to
On the one hand I applaud the entrepreneurial spirit of government workers who realize they can make money from myriad sponsorships in subways and tolls but on the other hand there seems to be something unfair about the situation.
When it comes to trade shows, the majority of convention centers are generally all owned by city governments so in this case the government allows shows to take place.
So I guess we need the government in some cases to allow us to conduct business. The
Sam McClain
July 5, 2008 at 11:39 amTravelers Marketing works with D.O.T.s and tollway Authorities to earn them additional revenues by finding sponsors and advertisers for existing assets. These additional dollars are used to improve road safety and convenience (for example, sponsor dollars increased the number of motorist assistance patrol trucks), and help keep tolls from increasing. The value of each asset is competitively priced with competing media – such as billboards.
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