Asda

Looking for a way to help boost brand awareness, Asda's headquarters in Leeds contacted Dirty Street Advertising to run a reverse graffiti campaign in Leeds. Their stencil at 2m x 1.5m was certainly big, but not as big as the impression it made with their customers! Here at Dirty Street Advertising we're certain their innovative step in advertising has put them ahead of their competition...

Website: www.asda.com

New Humanist Magazine

New Humanist is the London based magazine of the Rationalist Association, promoting reason, debate and free thought since 1885.

They came to Dirty Street Advertising to help build awareness of their magazine. A selective campaign around London helped them to do just that.

Website: www.newhumanist.org.uk

Brains Brewery

Brains Brewery, the sponsors of the Welsh Rugby team were looking for an innovative way to promote their new 'Continental Welsh Beer - 45'. They approached us to carry out the campaign accross Cardiff. 35 street stencils later they are now faced with an influx of new beer drinkers!

Website: www.sabrain.com

Hitchcock

"Described by Tom from The Enemy as "Moby meets Scarface", Hitchcock mix bombastic electronics and eccentric histrionics. Like their namesake, they have truly mastered their dark, twisted art." - Helped by Dirty Street Advertising to promote themselves at T in the Park they were a hit with the crowd and the thousands of people who seen their adverts on the street!

Website: www.hitchcock-band.com

FreshTies

Fresh Ties is nothing to do with funky looking neckwear, Fresh Ties is a charitable group that has been set up to help break down social barriers so everyone can have a better standard of living. Skills, time and ideas are just some of the things that they try to share in their community. Dirty Street Advertising wanted to be a part of this so placed a few adverts around the UK to help support their cause for FREE as a gesture of our good will!

Website: www.freshties.com

Scene Photography

Scene Photography came to us looking for an advertising campaign to help promote their new 'Night' Exhibition. They chose a 10 stencil campaign in the heart of nottingham to help promote their work. The results were outstanding.

Website: www.scenephotography.co.uk/
Email: info@scenephotography.co.uk
Event Date: 26/03/2009 - 29/03/2009

Non-Stop Play

A free online dance music radio station wanting to get more listeners, Non Stop Play identified their key target audience and found it to be 15-28 year olds, renowned as being the hardest demographic to market towards. But the new street advertising by Dirty Street Advertising has made it a whole lot easier. With new adverts being placed every month we're sure NonStopPlay.com will have an increasing numbers of listeners day after day!

Website: www.nonstopplay.com

Newcastle Science Festival

We have recently completed a campaign for Newcastle Science Festival. A 20 advert campaign was chosen and high-traffic locations were selected to help promote this event commencing on the 5th March 2009 - 15th March 2009.

Website: www.newcastlesciencefestival.co.uk
Email: info@newcastlesciencefestival.co.uk
Event Date: 05/03/2009 - 15/03/2009

i-on Magazine

I-on magazine is a free magazine targeted towards urban professionals in the Scottish cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow. Wanting to help promote their magazine, adverts were placed around these cities in popular locations to help familiarise the locals with the free lifestyle magazine, I-on.

Website: www.ionmagazine.co.uk

Pure Mpora

A skate, surf, snowboard and extreme sports website published to help document the crazy world of extreme sports. An international website that wanted to boost their visitor numbers, locations were selected around the UK by the Dirty Street Advertising team to help accomplish this target. Surf shops, skate parks and indoor ski venues were just some of the locations selected. Good luck Mpora we hope to work with you again in the near future!

Website: www.mpora.com

Chorley FM

Chorley's only dedicated radio station is a not-for -profit organisation ran entirely by volunteers, they wanted to find a low cost alternative to traditional advertising methods and so decided to work in conjunction with Dirty Street Advertising to produce a pavement advertising campaign that was destined to get more listeners involved! Started in 2001, Chorley has grown from strength to strength and using new advertising methods that are both eco-friendly and kind to the purse strings will almost certainly get them support from the local community.

Website: www.chorley.fm

Maud's Baby Show

Maud's Baby Show was looking for an innovative way to advertise their new event in Swansea, Wales. They wanted to obtain maximum publicity whilst targetting mothers specifically. They decided to place their stencils around the city centre and outside Toys 'r' Us covering both the entrance and the exit.

The well thought out placement locations proved to be a huge success, and the next morning Maud's Baby Shows were receiving calls as a direct result of their street advertising campaign.

Additional campaigns have now been booked to advertise their next events in Carmarthen and Cardiff in the coming months.

Website: www.maudsbabyshow.co.uk
Email: info@maudsbabyshow.co.uk
Event Date: 07/03/2009 - 08/03/2009

On the Go (Bristol Listings)

Bristol Listing's new phone application 'On the Go' was developed to provide the Bristol community with up-to-date information on what gigs and events were happening in the City. Launched a couple of months ago it prooved to be a success, with thousands of people downloading the phone application over a few weeks.

Bristol Listing's needed something new and innovative to target more of the community, needing an effective way to advertise their service to the younger generation they embarked on the services of Dirty Street Advertising to help target the market. A city-centre based campaign outside bars and nightclubs prooved to be just what they needed and bought in many new customers.

Website: www.bristollistings.co.uk

R Magazine

A glossy magazine covering Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Buckinghamshire, it's small enough to fit in a handbag of a woman or a gent’s suit jacket. Filled with information on fashion, beauty and health to name a few topics they wanted to target everyone and anyone who may grace the streets and did so by asking Dirty Street Advertising to conduct an ambient advertising campaign around the local cities. Currently in their 10th year, we've got a feeling that this year could be the best one yet!

Website: www.r-magazine.com

69 24/7 Magazine

The biggest free UK fashion and lifestyle magazine decided to do something different this week and asked us to conduct a pavement advertising campaign for them nationwide with a concentration on the north and central parts of the UK.

The unique form of advertising has yet to grace many cities of the UK, so when they started popping up in different cities is created a lot of buzz! Pavement advertising is a unique form of marketing any business whether it is a free magazine or an international supermarket chain it works for everyone!

Website: www.69-247.com

Oxygen Radio

Oxygen radio is your "At work online Radio Station" playing fresh hits from around the world. Oxygen radio thrives to be the best radio station on the internet and through playing great music in conjunction with ambient media tactics I’m sure they'll get there! Keep a look out for their pavement adverts popping up all over the UK; we do a handful every month for them!

Website: www.oxygenradio.co.uk

Dirty Street Advertising

Our own pavement advertising campaign we did in Bristol, UK. Also known as reverse graffiti or green washing, it's 100% and an environmentally friendly way of using ambient media.

Website: www.dirtystreetadvertising.com
Email: info@dirtystreetadvertising.com