Football Sticky Note Ideas

Super Bowl Sunday is THE biggest pizza day of the year. Many of NoteAd’s clients are pizzerias using sticky notes on their pizza boxes to advertise specials. This year, why don’t you approach pizza restaurants with the idea to expand their ‘sticky note’ marketing effort into the newspaper industry?

Here are some ad tips:

1. Online Ordering is King – Nobody wants to wait on the phone to order a pizza, so suggest that your pizzeria client promote their online ordering on the sticky note. People will choose convenience when entertaining their guests and a pizzeria with online ordering will be their top choice.

2. Combine and Conquer – Remember, people want convenience. Party deals are an easy way to place a party order. Bonus: the pizzeria also increases the order size by grouping in products that may not have been ordered such as breadsticks or soda. Check out the coupons below for some ideas:

Party Pack Coupon – $12 for 2 Large Pizzas, Breadsticks, & Sauce.
Super Pack – $25 for 4 Large Pizzas, 2 Breadsticks, & 2 Sauce.
FOOTBALL PARTY – $50 5 Large Pizzas, 32 Wings, 2 Breadsticks, & Sauce.

3. As Always, It’s All About the Dough – Money that is. A great offer motivates a browser to become a buyer. The most effective sticky note coupons should let the reader know how much they are saving. For example, if the offer is $12 for two pizzas, also include how much they are saving (a $35 savings).

A front page sticky note is a great way to expand reach and advertise time sensitive promotions. Super Bowl is a fantastic time-sensitive opportunity for pizzerias to advertise on the front page of your newspaper and reach a broader audience. Other businesses to approach about Super Bowl promotions are electronics stores – a new HD television would be a great way to celebrate the football season!

Click Here to See Some Samples of Football Sticky Note Promotions

**Please remember that you cannot use the words “Super Bowl” in an ad since this is trademark protected by the NFL.

How have you promoted front page sticky notes during the football season?

Post by Diana Lofflin