COA joined forces with the city of Abbotsford in May 2017. This partnership has been incredibly successful with 275 benches installed and boasts an 88% occupancy rate already! With these outstanding results, the program is expected to grow to include more bench signs over the next few years. COA’s partnership
If you have a sign with COA, you are already well aware of the value of your sign. Bench advertising has been proven to trump other forms of local advertising time after time. The return on investment far exceeds other forms of local advertising. Adding a QR code to your
COA’s IT department has been busy! Over the past month or so, a number of new and shiny computers and computer monitors have popped up at some of your work stations. We hope the new equipment will help to improve your day to day functions. If any adjustments are needed
COA is involved with many charities and we believe in giving back to the community. Our company has been fortunate to be able to be in a position to do so year after year, adding new charities to our portfolio. Charities involving children always have a special place in our
Read Design Soak’s informative article on bench advertising here.
In a media release the city said: “In order to add comfort and enhance customer service, Burlington Transit is adding benches to 57 bus stops around the city. Some bench installations will require a concrete slab to be poured first.” Maybe service is going to become so sporadic and unreliable
“I am most fortunate to have one of the best sales reps I have ever encountered in my 27+ years of real estate. Chris Grigg is a most sincere gentleman under the most difficult circumstances. It is imperative I have a desirable location in the area I live for my
In the summer of 2014, COA was awarded the contract from a bidding process issued by Hernando County, Florida for the installation and the maintenance of advertising bus benches and shelters. Installations are well underway for the Plaza Bench with the Integrated Trash Receptacle, the Boulevard Bench and the Parkside
The city is taking another shot at making recycling easier for residents by adding nine waste and recycling containers to a stretch of Laurier Avenue East in a pilot project. It’s a streetscaping initiative that won’t cost the city anything, except some concrete needed for installation, said Mayor Jim Watson,
