Super Bowl Digital Mobile Billboard Advertising
Plan a digital mobile billboard truck campaign around game-week audiences, with routes, timing and creative tailored to your goal.
Request a Campaign QuoteA past Cox campaign in New Orleans
The photos show Cox creative on digital mobile billboard trucks during a past Super Bowl campaign in New Orleans. These images illustrate single-truck and coordinated fleet formats; they are not photos of the next host market.
Build a practical game-week plan
Share your target audience, dates, preferred hours and campaign message. Consider separate windows for hospitality visitors, fan gatherings and nearby business audiences. Confirm public-road access, security perimeters, closures and legal stopping locations before finalizing a route.
Campaign planning does not imply access to stadium grounds, official event sponsorship or a guaranteed position outside a venue.
Dedicated truck time or coordinated fleet
Explore exclusive campaigns for dedicated creative and custom scheduling. Multi-truck plans depend on availability, route feasibility and the agreed operating schedule.
Start with the right details
Send your campaign dates, audience, host market, number of trucks and artwork status. We will help evaluate a realistic campaign plan.
Browse the event finderNew Orleans campaign guideEvent advertising options
Plan Your Sports-Event CampaignPlan against confirmed event details.
Verify the organizer schedule and identify the customer audience before selecting operating dates, districts or event-specific artwork.
Stadium-area planningEvent campaign optionsHost-market guides
Explore event campaign ideas
Read the event-specific advertising guide, then share your audience, offer and requested operating windows.
Common questions
Clear answers before you plan your next step.
How can a digital mobile billboard support this event campaign?
Give the intended audience one clear next step, such as finding a nearby business, visiting a booth or opening a campaign page. Plan the message and operating windows around that objective.
What should I include in an event advertising brief?
Include the event or venue, requested dates and hours, target audience, truck count and the business or response page you want people to visit.
Does event-area advertising include sponsorship or venue access?
Public-road advertising is planned separately from organizer sponsorship, admission and private-property access. Any requested venue access needs a separate review.
How can I track responses to the campaign?
Use a dedicated landing page, readable campaign URL, QR code or inquiry number. GPS records document operating activity; they do not count individual viewers or prove every conversion came from the truck.
How do I check campaign availability?
Send the city, dates, preferred operating hours and number of trucks through the quote page. Availability and practical route options are confirmed for the requested scope.
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