Get Seen Every Day Inside Busy Local Restaurants

Community Boards are professionally designed advertising boards installed inside high-foot-traffic local restaurants and businesses, where customers see them every day. Local businesses buy an ad spot on the board for a full 12 months.

This is indoor out-of-home advertising in its simplest form. People waiting for a table, standing in line for takeout or sitting in a booth look at the walls. That dwell time gives your ad a real chance to be read, not just glanced at, and it happens again on every visit.

How a board spot works

There is only one business per category on each board. Ad design is included, with a QR code on every ad, so someone who sees your name can scan and reach you on the spot. We print, install and maintain the board. You don’t have to visit the venue, swap anything out or worry about upkeep.

We are currently signing host locations and advertisers in Taylorsville, West Jordan and nearby Salt Lake Valley cities. When you claim your spot, we confirm placement with you directly. Our guide on what happens after you claim a board spot covers each step.

Why a full year

Local brand recall builds through repetition. A customer who eats at the same restaurant a few times a month sees your ad again and again, at eye level, in a place where they already feel at home in their community. A 12-month term gives that repetition time to work. It also means your category stays yours on that board for the whole year. If the commitment worries you, read is a 12-month board ad worth it. The $60 per month option spreads the cost.

Common problems we solve

“I want to be known in my part of town.” A board puts your name in front of the same neighbors over and over, in a place they visit by choice.

“I don’t want to manage another ad.” We design it, print it, install it and maintain it.

“I need a way for people to act.” The QR code on every ad turns a glance into a visit to your site, a call or a booked appointment.

Pair it with the mailbox

Boards reach people while they are out. The Community Postcard reaches them at home. Many owners use both. And if you own a restaurant or local business with steady foot traffic, you can host a board at no cost.