[vox] Advertising LUGOD on Unitrans?
Bill Kendrick
nbs at sonic.net
Wed Jul 14 13:33:55 PDT 2010
So digging up a ~2 year old thread... I recently received an email from
someone at Unitrans telling us that they have space for ads again, and
we're at the top of the wait list.
I think the main difference is that we now have an idea of what our
club's bank balance is (just over $1000 as of the last ledger update
from April 2010: http://lugod.org/devnull/ledger/general_ledger_2010.pdf )
So unless we receive some sponsorship, this will cut our budget in ~1/2.
Some Unitrans stats from this document from 2008:
http://unitrans.com/files/FactSheet08.pdf
* 3.4 million annual boardings
* 19,600 on a typical UCD-in-session day
(91% undergrad, 5% grad/faculty/staf, 4% general public)
* 14 bus lines run 600 trips throughout a regular service day
Thoughts?
-bill!
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 11:12:38AM -0700, Bill Kendrick wrote:
>
> Looking at:
>
> http://unitrans.ucdavis.edu/ads/
>
> (which admittedly mentions 2006-2007 academic year), it seems like
> one can purchase ads on the inside the 43 single-decker Unitrans buses
> that run through town for $675. (For an entire academic year.)
>
> Alternatively, for $505, we can get the ads in 34 buses.
>
>
> (1) Do people think it's a good idea to advertise LUGOD on Unitrans?
> (We'd get a _ton_ of students' eyeballs, so I think so.)
>
> (2) Can we currently afford this? (Our ledger is extremely out of date,
> so I'll need to check with Henry. That reminds me, we also need to
> bring http://www.lugod.org/devnull/ up to date! :^( )
>
> (3) Would people be willing to help sponsor this?
> (If we can afford it, sponsorship would help us from draining our funds.
> If we cannot afford it, sponsorship would be the only way we could do it.)
>
>
> In the meantime, I'll contact the Unitrans ad people to find out when we'd
> need to get ad content to them, in what size/format), and how much it will
> cost these days.
>
> -bill!
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-bill!
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