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Get StartedBelow are some recently updated billboard locations in Laredo and surrounding areas to help get you started. If you don't see a board you want, don't worry as this is a limited view of availability. Alluvit Media has access to every billboard in the city. Prices change daily based on availability.
Based on a cross-section of the 67 most popular boards, the average cost of a billboard in Laredo is $2,000.50 per 4-week period. This results in a cost per thousand impressions (CPM) of $2.49. The average Laredo billboard receives 802,850 monthly impressions.
Average cost per 1 thousand impressions (CPM) across all of our Laredo billboards.
Average cost per board for a 4-week billboard advertising campaign.*
Average number of impressions per board for 4-weeks.
Recently added billboard locations in Laredo.
*The average Laredo billboard costs above are estimates based on current market data. Actual prices can fluctuate due to location demand, billboard size, campaign duration, and other factors. For the most accurate and up-to-date billboard pricing, please contact us directly.
Renting a billboard in Laredo is similar to renting an apartment. Some are available right away, some are occupied for the next six months or a year.
Below are some campaigns we recently assisted with using billboards near Laredo, TX. We create campaigns large and small for a variety of different audiences and across all types of outdoor media.
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"We have noted your interest in LRD airport. Enter any additional objectives here: Anything around Atlanta Drive zip (78045) in Laredo, TX "
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"Looking for small billboard advertisements for our DM of Farmers Insurance. He owns offices in San Antonio and Laredo, TX but as of right now he is asking for suggestions in Laredo."