I've used banners in the past to promote the amateur club I was involved with and they cost peanuts (I got a large one for the outer wall of the clubhouse for 35 quid fully installed). They're even cheaper if you order in bulk.

It's an incredibly cost effective way of promoting the club.

The posters you get in shop windows cost buttons too.

There you go then.

Approach ten schools and offer each a number of tickets, rotate the schools you approach and target areas with communities from overseas with the view that offering them some form of association to the area they now live in will hopefully entice them to return.

I'd approach every school/club our Foundation is active in as well as any pubs who might be willing to support us. These banners are ridiculously cheap and many places will let us use their walls free of charge.

It will be interesting to see if the clubs policy of basically marketing the club as a new franchise will be a success in attracting new fans to come and watch us.

My friend works in the council has shown me some and they are pretty cool.
They are of different players.

I am a sales rep and it is my job to travel round the north west and when you go to places like warrington, wigan and saint helens all have posters and banners up and the city has an identity with the team,
None of that in salford!

Until now!! lol

Spot on. This is long overview.

Best promotional material of this kind I've ever seen was in the North Island of NZ. When you drive into Waikato province there's a huge billboard featuring six mean looking Super Rugby players bearing the legend..... 'Warning: You are now entering Chiefs country!'

Massive visual impact.

HH, Hock and Griffin would have that same effect, Tasi with the worlds whitest grin might not though.

See the Dr has put up image of some of the signs ( Salford Precinct Roundabout Bridge )

Cracking posters, let's hope they have the desired effect, wonder if the council charge for putting something like that up, after all more bums on seats means more revenue for the stadium so it's win win for them.

Had a similar poster with Darryl Griffin on the back of my bus today , Looks good so the message is being spread around on stagecoach aswell as first bus

I know times have changed economically, but 10 years ago my employers got a brochure from the council on their advertising opportunites and that spot was well into 6 figures for a year.