Advertising Questions of the Week

I’m starting a new feature  called the advertising question of the week. Each week we will post a question about advertising and answer it. 

The first question is “What is Rick-Rolling?” Just kidding, I think we all know what that is by now. Anyway, the real question is “What is a wild posting®?”

A wild posting® is a series of posters advertising a product that is attached en masse to a building or wall to create visual impact. This is a useful guerrilla marketing technique to get the word out quickly on a product, event, or special sale. There are designated areas for wild posting in major cities. Here is a recent wild posting we did for Appalachian Spring to advertise their holiday campaign at GivePersonalThisYear.com:

Wild Posting

Posters can be attached to construction site barricades, building fronts, or alleyways. Street poster advertisings are an inexpensive format that quickly targets your customer’s demographic. Guerilla street poster campaigns can be used on their own or as part of a mix of outdoor advertising to take over an area.

Wild Mural® Ad Posting

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Note: Wild Posting®, Wild Posters®, and Wild Postings® are federally registered U.S. trademarks owned by Dash Two, Inc., 

Post updated on Dec. 1, 2025

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