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Billboard Advertising in Quincy, IL in Adams County, IL
Billboards in Quincy, IL and nearby Hannibal, MO, both of which make up the same designated market area, are a great addition to any marketing plan. In Adams County, IL, billboard advertising near the university or the golf courses attracts eyeballs. And Quincy billboards also target visitors or tourists when they come in to town. Digital/LED Quincy billboards have become more common lately.
Quincy, IL Billboard Advertising Data
| No. of Billboards | 65 (estimated) | |
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| Major Roads | I-172, Harrison Street, Broadway Street | |
| Attractions | Quincy University; Big Dam Film Festival; Pepsi’s Little People’s Golf Championships | |
| Population | 40,633 (estimated) | |
| DMA No. | 171 | |
| Race | White | 88% |
| Black | 6% | |
| Hispanic | 2% | |
| Other | 4% | |
| Median Income | $40,718 | |
| Median Age | 39 | |
Quincy, IL Billboard Advertising Rates
(Estimated per location per 4 weeks. Minimum spend is $5,000, which may be spread over locations and months.)
| Bulletin (Large Billboard) | $1,650 |
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| Digital Bulletin (Large Digital Billboard) | $2,200 |
| Poster (Medium Billboard) | $800 |
| Digital Poster (Medium Digital Billboard) | $1,250 |
Map of Quincy Billboards
| Zip Codes | 62301 62305 63401 52632 | |
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Campaigns
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Easterseals Ads in Doctor Offices, Bar/Restaurant Restrooms, Supermarket Shopping Carts and Delivery Trucks.
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Fashion Retailer Wild / Wheat Paste Ads Postings Promote New Store.
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Government Health Dept Ads on Standees/Banners in Pharmacies.
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Police / Law Enforcement Transit / City Bus Ads to Recruit Employees.
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School District Advertises on Posters in Pediatrician Medical Doctor/Physician Offices to Reach Children and Parents.
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