Balancing the practical transportation function with the advertising function of your cargo bike is a challenge. Which can be overcome perfectly with the right approach. The key is to arrange the cargo space in such a way that you both maintain sufficient transport capacity and create optimal visibility for your advertising messages.
Start by identifying your core transportation needs. What is the minimum amount of space you need for your daily activities? Reserve this space and plan your advertising elements around it. For example, if you regularly transport boxes, the sides of these boxes can be printed with your logo or message.
"The beauty of our CargoX is the flexibility," Thomas explains. "You can use modular advertising panels that you attach or remove depending on your transportation needs. On a big delivery you remove them, on a promotional run you put them back up."
Consider modular advertising panels that you can attach or remove depending on your transportation needs. On a big delivery, you remove them; on a promotional ride, you put them back up. This flexibility is a big advantage of cargo bike marketing.
Make use of the three-dimensional space of your bakfiets. The sides are obviously good for banners. But also consider the back, the bottom of the box, the front and flags or pennants on top of the box.
Integrate your transportation operations into your marketing strategy. For example, do you deliver meals? Make sure the delivery driver wears company clothing and that the packaging exudes your brand identity. That way, even loading and unloading becomes a marketing moment.
Also consider seasonal adjustments. In the summer, you can run a refreshing promotion with your cargo bike. While in winter, warmer, cozier themes work better.
Want to know more about practical use? Then read our blog "Top 10 advantages of a fatbike for daily use“