New Orleans Billboards Available.
We are happy to announce that 20 more billboards that been added to the adgreement.com website. These are located in and around metro New Orleans and are of varying sizes, localities and prices. You can rent or lease billboard advertising space direct through adgreement or let us know what you are looking for and we can find it for you.
Here are some of the billboards available:
New Orleans Billboards
Billboards in New Orleans
Advertising Space in New Orleans
Causeway Boulevard New Orleans Billboard
Orleans Parish Billboards Available
Westbank Highway Billboard
Metro New Orleans Outdoor Advertising
We are looking for more billboards to list, as well as cinema screen advertising and signage space opportunities for eager advertisers requiring the ad space. Please contact adgreement or visit or website.
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Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
New Inspiration Needed
New Inspiration Needed
Today is the first day in quite a while I have posted anything on any of adgreement.com's social media accounts. Frankly, the experience of having to chase the developer to get the website launch was exhausting for me, financially and emotionally. The result is in my opinion poor. We got what looks more like a done-up template with no effort whatsoever on SEO. It's 'so good' that the develop does not even have the website shown on their portfolio page, which I think says something.
Additionally I asked him to promote the www.adgreement.com on his business social media pages, which he neglected to do. It's simple enough. I offered him a deal for his customers to be able to list ads on the adgreement website. That deal was not put in front of customers. The whole episode just demonstrated a complete lack of interest, integrity and most of all, effort. Hugely disappointing.
So, I am starting from the back of the pack again on this project. Not really knowing where to turn right now, but just knowing for months on end that I have to find a way forward. This will be a tough and long road, especially since I have learned there is no one left you can trust your money to get a good job done. Right now, I'd appreciate just feedback on the website and what people want to see. What can be done to improve the look, feel and operation of the thing and how it can best serve the advertising community.
Today is the first day in quite a while I have posted anything on any of adgreement.com's social media accounts. Frankly, the experience of having to chase the developer to get the website launch was exhausting for me, financially and emotionally. The result is in my opinion poor. We got what looks more like a done-up template with no effort whatsoever on SEO. It's 'so good' that the develop does not even have the website shown on their portfolio page, which I think says something.
Additionally I asked him to promote the www.adgreement.com on his business social media pages, which he neglected to do. It's simple enough. I offered him a deal for his customers to be able to list ads on the adgreement website. That deal was not put in front of customers. The whole episode just demonstrated a complete lack of interest, integrity and most of all, effort. Hugely disappointing.
So, I am starting from the back of the pack again on this project. Not really knowing where to turn right now, but just knowing for months on end that I have to find a way forward. This will be a tough and long road, especially since I have learned there is no one left you can trust your money to get a good job done. Right now, I'd appreciate just feedback on the website and what people want to see. What can be done to improve the look, feel and operation of the thing and how it can best serve the advertising community.
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