Street Campaigns for Broadband & Telecom Brands | The Bike Ads

Your local rollout.
A visible message.

Support a broadband rollout or local offer with street-level campaign activity. Plan locations, creative and timing around the areas your team confirms are ready to promote.

Plan your broadband campaign
EE full-fibre creative on a human billboard display
EE · historical full-fibre campaign creative

Relevant campaign experience.

The campaign archive includes EE full-fibre human billboard creative and G.Network advertising bike imagery. They demonstrate different ways of displaying a connectivity message. Lebara Money appears elsewhere as a money-transfer campaign and is not treated as broadband evidence.

EE full-fibre creative

Match activity to confirmed coverage

Your team supplies the areas ready for promotion and the service message. Turn that coverage brief into feasible street locations and operating windows. Do not assume every address near a campaign route can receive the same service.

Launch, availability or a local offer

Choose the primary action: find out about a rollout, check a postcode or explore an approved offer. Give the creative a clear destination page. The provider confirms speed, installation, availability and price claims, including the terms relevant to the advertised area.

Bikes and on-foot displays

Advertising bikes carry a poster along an agreed route. Human billboards provide an on-foot display around relevant locations. Supporting staff can distribute approved information or direct people to the provider’s availability checker where those tasks are included.

Keep versions and timing aligned

Different areas may require different artwork or dates. Identify each version, approval deadline and deployment schedule. If the rollout changes, contact the campaign team to review the operating plan and any production or rescheduling implications.

Connect visibility with your own enquiry process

Use a short URL or readable QR code pointing to the provider’s page. Sales conversations, identity checks and contract sign-ups need a specifically agreed process and are not automatically part of the campaign. Agree delivery records, then assess availability checks or enquiries in your own systems.

Your questions, answered.

Can activity focus on a rollout area?

Yes. The provider confirms coverage and the campaign team checks feasible routes, locations and availability for the dates requested.

Can we promote different offers by area?

Provide the approved artwork versions and location schedule so production and deployment can be scoped correctly.

Do you handle broadband sales?

Staff duties are agreed explicitly. A display or information campaign does not automatically include selling contracts or collecting customer details.

How can people check availability?

The creative can direct people to the provider’s own postcode checker or information page. The provider supplies current service information.

Plan your broadband campaign

Local preview: this form creates a downloadable brief. It does not contact The Bike Ads or reserve dates.