Indiana County Billboard Sign

This billboard sign is located in Homer City, a quiet but busy little town in Indiana County, PA. Although Homer City boasts a population of under 2,000, its proximity to local attractions and a large university makes it a place where many, many more people pass through each day.

This outdoor advertising location is situated on the west side of heavily traveled Route 119. It’s a bulletin billboard, which is the largest, standard size billboard available. Offering 14′ x 48’6″ of ad space, this billboard offers 672 square feet of unparalleled visibility for advertising your local or global brand.

Your ad will stand out here, as this outdoor advertising location is heavily traveled with average daily traffic of 15,000 to 20,000 cars passing by each day. This bulletin billboard has two faces, one visible to northbound drivers, and the other which can be seen by those headed southbound. This location offers the opportunity to advertise on both sides to ensure that every passerby becomes familiar with your brand. Plus, catching people both coming and going doubles those all-important ad impressions!

In addition, it’s situated at a major intersection, where drivers will frequently stop at the traffic lights, offering plenty of time for your outdoor ad to make a big impression. What’s more, the corner it’s sitting on is directly in front of a Sheetz store, a popular stop for automotive and human fuel. Plus, it’s adjacent to other local businesses in a plaza along Route 119. Finally, your ad on this billboard sign won’t be competing for drivers’ attention. The area is free of additional billboards and other large signs.

Just minutes away from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, this spot would be excellent for advertising brands that would be popular with college students and academics. We can help you develop the perfect outdoor advertising campaign for this ideal location and the local demographics.

Get Indiana County drivers to take notice as they take Route 119 between Indiana and Westmoreland Counties, as well as travelers headed west toward Pittsburgh attractions.