Whether you’re just starting a dry cleaning business or a veteran in the industry, knowing how to market it isn’t always easy.
How should you advertise? How much should you spend? If you want to reach a wider audience and gain more clients, here’s how billboard advertising can help.
Dry cleaners serve their local communities with dry cleaning, laundry, and alteration services for customers who need clean, neatly pressed clothes for work or formal events on a tight schedule. Demand is tied to local income and grows fastest in growing areas.
Expected global dry cleaning and laundry market size by 2027
Estimated compound annual growth rate (CAGR)
Sources: market size, growth rate
Dry cleaners are common in populated areas, so standing out is tough. Strategically placed billboards in high-traffic areas attract new customers and build your brand presence with thousands of locals.
Pair a high-quality image with a catchy headline, and end with a call to action that encourages commuters to try your services.
Show the essentials clearly: business name, phone number, and website, plus a photo of smiling customers for a professional, welcoming feel.
Promotional and holiday deals draw in new customers who can become regulars.
Looking for ad space? Start a campaign on BillboardsIn, and we can help you find the perfect location and design your ad! Find us on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.
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