San Francisco Billboards - The Facts

• With its many parks and even climate, progressive lifestyle, tolerant people and landmark museums, bars, restaurants, shops and galleries, the San Francisco Bay Area is home to nearly 7 million people who have an average household income of more than $100,000.
• Each year, San Francisco, famous for its diverse citizenry, Victorian architecture, cable cars, scenic views and fog, is visited by more than 16 million people spending over $8 billion while in the city.
• Signature areas for San Francisco billboards and other out-of-home advertising in San Francisco include Chinatown, Embarcadero/Financial District, Union Square – one of the top shopping areas in the U.S., the hipster Mission District, Golden Gate Park – the largest and best known of San Francisco’s countless parks, Fisherman's Wharf, bohemian Haight-Ashbury, exclusive Nob Hill and the Castro (the city’s center of gay life).
• The Bay Area Rapid Transport (BART) system runs five lines in four counties. Average weekday ridership is nearly 350,000, making it the fifth busiest rapid transit system in the U.S.
• San Francisco’s professional sports teams are the Giants (MLB) and 49ers (NFL).
• San Francisco is the gateway to Silicon Valley, and the Bay Area handles nearly 30% of all west coast trade.

• San Francisco billboards and other out-of-home advertising in San Francisco can be used to reach a variety of demographic segments.
• Reach affluent consumers in dense, active shopping areas.
• San Francisco billboards and other out-of-home advertising in San Francisco can be used in a wide range of settings to hit a variety of marketing objectives.
• With its pronounced tourist industry, San Francisco is an ideal market to communicate with travelers.