Around 700 people live in the residential building on Werfstraat — together they stand in their lifts over 20,000 times a month. Until now you couldn't reach them there. From 1 November you can.
10 of 10 spots still free
In one residential building on Werfstraat. We rent the space in the lifts from Altera, the owner of the building.
Ten businesses, one spot each. Printed hexagons, not screens.
Free for ten launch partners. After 30 November it ends by itself.
Each partner gets its own hexagon with a logo and a small offer. Our own tile sits in the middle. Along the bottom of every hexagon runs the same band: ZEG LIFT (say LIFT).
The businesses shown are examples, not existing partners.
Email or call us. We'll hold a spot for you while you think it over.
Something residents can redeem with you, like a free coffee with lunch.
We design your hexagon, have it printed and put it up on 1 November. Designs go to the printer throughout October.
How many residents the campaign reached and how many actually came to you. Then we take everything down.
Anyone who sees your hexagon says LIFT at the till, types it as a discount code in your webshop, or mentions it when booking. That way you count exactly how many people came via the lift — no app, and no signal needed inside the lift.
Our tile in the middle has a QR code to a short survey. It measures how residents experience advertising in their lift. That goes into the report too.
Lift advertising is new in the Netherlands and nobody here has real figures yet. We want to gather them together with ten launch partners. Your contribution is the small offer that lets us count how many people come.
Just your logo and one small offer. We handle the design, printing and installation.
Something small that's easy to redeem: a free coffee with lunch, a drink on the first visit, a discount on a first appointment. It doesn't need to cost you much.
As long as spots are free. Designs go to the printer in October, so ideally let us know before the middle of October.
No. Altera owns the residential building; we rent the space in the lifts from them. The advertisements belong to the businesses themselves.
We take everything down and you get the report. If you want to continue, we'll discuss that in November. If not, that's the end of it.
Yes. It concerns one location, runs separately from your national campaigns and doesn't touch any pricing agreement. Feel free to forward this page to whoever handles this at your company.