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In This Together - Promotional samples

There are many ways to promote businesses during construction. The following samples show what some businesses have done to keep customers coming during construction.

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Brochures

• Downtown Menomonie construction schedule and parking map, Menomonie
• Marquette Interchange "Get Around Guide", Milwaukee

Information packets

• Basic project info., Medford
• Notice of construction meetings sent to businesses, Medford
• Mailbox and mail delivery info., Medford

Marketing and promotional ideas

• Marketing and promotions information, Medford
• Placemats used in local restaurants, Medford

Newspaper advertisements

• Community Pharmacy, Madison
• Follow the road to savings, Galesville
• Madison Block & Stone, Madison
• Octopus Car Wash, Madison
• Rookies, Black Earth
• Shop downtown Marshfield, Marshfield
• Tractor Supply Company, Viroqua

Promotional campaigns

• Main Street Max, Oshkosh - Winnebago County
• WIS 13 Reconstruction, Medford - Taylor County

Raffles

• Sandbox Days at Pizza Doctors raffle, La Crosse

Signs

• Directions/Access to downtown/Open for business, Marshfield
• Directions/Open for business/Road open to ..., Oconomowoc
• Directions/Open thru construction, Bluemound Road
• Restaurants/rest rooms, Ashland
• Signage to be used throughout the project, Medford

Special sales/events

• Coupon book "Marshfield Digs Progress" , Marshfield
• Hoersch Home Appliance road construction sale, Appleton
• Invitation to groundbreaking ceremony, Medford
• Pizza Hut construction party, Viroqua
• Viroqua Partners construction zone street sale, Viroqua

Websites

• East Washington Avenue project, Madison

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Last modified: November 6, 2012