Advertisements and printed literature

Below you'll find a list of the adverts and other promotional tools we've been using to promote Cycling City since September 2009.

If there's something you'd like to print out make sure you visit our downloads page.

Get Cycling theme (February 2010) - range of six posters

• Aim: raise awareness of cycling's increased popularity
• Running in BRI hospital guide (until March 2012) - 50,000 copies produced
• Running in Venue, Big Issue, Bristol Secretary, Folio, Whats On Bristol, Clear Channel bus stop sites.
• Download all six images here

Promoting cycle training (January 2010)

• Aim: to encourage readers to consider cycle training
• Ran in Folio magazine and What's On Bristol in January 2010
• Image available to download.

Facebook advert

• Running periodically to encourage Facebook users to visit the website
• 70,000 "impressions" per day
• Generating 15-20 website visits per day

Christmas advert (December 2009)

• Ran in Venue, Folio magazine and the Big Issue during November and December
• Encouraged visits to the website
• Click here to download the image 

Promoting good cycling behaviour (December 2009)

• Running between December 2009 and February 2010
• Four designs, two of each installed: Be aware and cycle with care; Light up and cycle safely; Drivers give cyclists space; and Thank you for cycling in Bristol.
• Helping to drive the safe cycling message
• Click here to download the image

Website banners (November 2009)

• Non-permanent display at twelve locations around the city
• To promote the Better By Bike website
• Most recently installed at Hartcliffe Way, Newfoundland Way, the Downs and Bath Road
  

Better By Bike postcards and stickers (October 2009)

• Printed in October 2009
• Distributed at pubs, bars, cafes, offices, schools and colleges around the city
• Used in schools for new year's cycling resolutions
• Desktop backgrounds for computers available to download
• Re-supplies available by contacting cycling.city@bristol.gov.uk

Downloads: 

Cycle training poster (991kb)