Out-of-Home Advertising

Stall Talk is an innovative Out-of-Home media organization that reaches your customer demographic through targeted advertising at events and construction sites. Unlike many forms of traditional media, which address an often fragmented audience, we only place advertisements in locations where your targeted audience congregates.

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

Stall Talk offers your business exclusive access to advertise billboards on University of Tennessee’s campus ALL SEMESTER LONG. We guarantee that your business will receive FOUR MONTHS of 24/7 exposure, with the LONGEST impression times, for less than what you should pay advertising in the school newspaper for a week!!

SPECIAL EVENTS

Our event advertising programs are tailored to match your campaign with the right demographic or interest-oriented audience.  Captivate audiences at fairs, festivals and cause-related charity events, allowing advertisers to differentiate themselves from the competition, pull the trigger on their brand and deliver targeted product offerings.

For a list of our upcoming special events, please visit our event calendar page!

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CONSTRUCTION SITES

Experience the advantage of Stall Talk. Stall Talk is the medium that delivers high-impact advertising to targeted captive audiences at special events, venues and construction sites.

• Nearly 12 million Americans are employed in the construction sector.
• Construction workers typically work more than 40 hours a week – about 20 percent work 45 hours a week.
• The average construction worker spends 23 days onsite each month.
• Hispanic Americans, a demographic group of growing importance to advertisers, represent 20 to 25 percent of the US construction workforce.

Frequency

Stall Talk positions your ads inside portable restrooms on construction sites to reach every worker an average of 3.3 times per day for approximately 1.5 to 6 minutes each visit. This repetitive, captive audience engagement delivers a significantly higher proportion of memorable impressions when compared with traditional media.