Yeah I was a paper billposter back in the day too... I could leave the shop by 5 am and have 12 / 15 post by 10 / 1130... & back at the shop clocking out. Eat lunch on my way home...Depending on traffic & how many I had to bone ... Loved my job and made about 200 to 300 a day with flag repairs & back to back post ✌✌✌ Paper was messy, but.. Old school cool 😁😁😁
I preferred the paper back in the day now it's all vinyl. Slap paper on a board in less than ten mins do Fri and sat work in one 8 hr day still got time and a half for the sat work
AGREED 👌... My fastest post from drivers seat to drivers seat again ... Was prob 12 / 13 min... You and I were rockstar billposters lol ... I worked for NAEGELE / GANNETT & CLEAR CHANNEL !
@@MrVegas-vm2kp In my area (NC) there was Naegele (before that there was Lamar Dean of Jacksonville), then it was Fairway for a long, long time, and then Lamar took over the whole market when they took advantage of Fairway's downfall caused by GTCR, a company that should have stayed away from OOH.
However, almost all billboard companies switched to the Eco-Poster on March 1, 2009. Adams Outdoor was going to be on board with the Eco-Poster, albeit by a specific market. Notably Florence and Sumter, SC in 2010, and Charlotte, NC in 2011.
US companies (Clear Channel as shown above, Fairway, Lamar, Adams, and Burkhart) stopped using paper posters in March of 2009, in favor of those Eco-Flex "plastic" posters.
Yeah I was a paper billposter back in the day too... I could leave the shop by 5 am and have 12 / 15 post by 10 / 1130... & back at the shop clocking out. Eat lunch on my way home...Depending on traffic & how many I had to bone ... Loved my job and made about 200 to 300 a day with flag repairs & back to back post ✌✌✌ Paper was messy, but.. Old school cool 😁😁😁
I preferred the paper back in the day now it's all vinyl. Slap paper on a board in less than ten mins do Fri and sat work in one 8 hr day still got time and a half for the sat work
AGREED 👌... My fastest post from drivers seat to drivers seat again ... Was prob 12 / 13 min... You and I were rockstar billposters lol ... I worked for NAEGELE / GANNETT & CLEAR CHANNEL !
@@MrVegas-vm2kp In my area (NC) there was Naegele (before that there was Lamar Dean of Jacksonville), then it was Fairway for a long, long time, and then Lamar took over the whole market when they took advantage of Fairway's downfall caused by GTCR, a company that should have stayed away from OOH.
However, almost all billboard companies switched to the Eco-Poster on March 1, 2009. Adams Outdoor was going to be on board with the Eco-Poster, albeit by a specific market. Notably Florence and Sumter, SC in 2010, and Charlotte, NC in 2011.
but the paper ones use messy glue
i do regular 14x48s but ive had to do a few 30 sheets and they aint bad i wish they'd give me more
The UK tend to use paper posters opposed to what looks like plastic here.
US companies (Clear Channel as shown above, Fairway, Lamar, Adams, and Burkhart) stopped using paper posters in March of 2009, in favor of those Eco-Flex "plastic" posters.
Fastest paper post 12x25 was 8 min ... Starting on catwalk and brush in my pouch hands up ✌
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