Mobile Billboard Advertising FAQ

Mobile billboard advertising uses a vehicle-mounted advertising display to bring a brand message into selected geographic areas. Mobile Billboard Indiana uses digital LED screens so campaigns can run still graphics, slideshows or video content without printing billboard panels.

A digital LED billboard truck is a mobile advertising vehicle equipped with electronic display screens. Mobile Billboard Indiana’s published truck configuration includes two 7′ × 14′ side screens and one 7′ × 7′ rear screen.

A stationary billboard stays in one fixed location. A mobile billboard campaign can be planned around selected neighborhoods, event corridors, downtown districts, retail zones and other target areas. Digital creative can also be changed without printing a new physical billboard panel.

The platform can support many kinds of advertisers, including retail businesses, restaurants, event promoters, consumer brands, entertainment companies, organizations and companies launching new products or locations.

Common uses published by Mobile Billboard Indiana include grand openings, concerts, conferences, sports events, retail promotions, brand launches, community events and other campaigns focused on a specific time, audience or location.

Yes. Mobile Billboard Indiana describes the LED truck as suitable for focused one-day activations as well as broader multi-day campaigns. Share the date, city, hours and target areas when requesting availability.

Yes. Multi-day campaigns can be planned when the goal is repeated visibility across several dates, event days or promotional windows. Contact the team with the requested dates and operating hours for availability.

Digital creative can be changed without printing new billboard panels. If you want multiple creative files or planned content changes, provide the files and intended rotation or timing to the team before launch.

Start by sharing your campaign date, city, requested operating hours and preferred target areas. You can call or text 317-992-5070 or email Info@mobilebillboardindiana.com.

The most useful starting details are:

• Campaign date or date range
• City or market
• Requested number of operating hours
• Preferred neighborhoods, venues or target areas
• Event name, if the campaign is event-driven
• Whether the creative will be JPEG graphics, MP4 video or both

For an exact campaign quote, contact Mobile Billboard Indiana with the date, city, hours and target areas. Those details allow the team to review the requested campaign and confirm availability.

Mobile Billboard Indiana describes the setup process in four basic steps:

• Tell us where and when: provide the date, market and target areas.
• Plan the route: organize the campaign around the locations and audience zones that matter.
• Send creative: provide approved JPEG graphics or MP4 video.
• Launch: the truck runs the scheduled campaign.

Availability depends on the requested date and market. If your campaign is tied to a major event, convention, sporting event, concert or fixed launch date, requesting availability as soon as the campaign details are known gives the team more information to plan around.

Yes. Event-focused advertising is one of the primary uses of the LED billboard truck. Share the event, venue, date, desired hours and audience areas when requesting a campaign plan.

Yes. You can provide multiple requested dates or a date range when contacting the team. This is useful for multi-day promotions, event series, launches and campaigns that need repeated exposure.

Mobile Billboard Indiana currently lists JPEG for still-image creative and MP4 for video creative.

The published side-design requirement is 2400 × 1200 pixels in JPEG format. The current truck-design page also lists 300 dpi.

The published rear-design requirement is 1200 × 1200 pixels in JPEG format. The current truck-design page also lists 300 dpi.

The published video requirement is 1920 × 1080 in MP4 format.

Yes. The digital LED screens are video-capable. Mobile Billboard Indiana accepts MP4 video creative and also supports still graphics and slideshows.

Yes. JPEG still-image creative can be displayed on the LED screens. “Static” here means a still digital image displayed electronically, not a printed billboard panel.

Yes. Mobile Billboard Indiana lists slideshows as one of the supported digital creative options. Provide the approved files and desired content order before the campaign.

Yes. The truck is equipped with exterior speakers. Audio can be included when it fits the campaign and location.

The current site guidance is to provide content approximately 4–8 hours before the advertising start time so the files can be reviewed before launch.

Mobile Billboard Indiana’s current design guidance emphasizes keeping the message simple and easy to read. The truck page specifically recommends avoiding small fonts and using less text.

No. The current design guidance says to stay away from smaller, harder-to-read fonts and notes that “less is best.” A strong mobile billboard should communicate the main idea quickly.

Yes. The current truck-design page specifically recommends trying to avoid white backgrounds. If you are unsure whether your design will translate well to LED, send the artwork to the team for review.

Mobile Billboard Indiana’s current homepage lists three LED screens: a driver-side display, passenger-side display and rear display.

Each published side display is 7 feet × 14 feet.

The published rear display size is 7 feet × 7 feet.

Yes. Mobile Billboard Indiana describes the truck as having HD, video-capable LED displays and accepts MP4 video content.

Digital creative can include still graphics, slideshows or video, and digital files can be changed without printing new panels. If you need a specific sequence or rotation, provide those instructions with the approved files.

The service described on this page is a digital LED billboard truck. Campaign content is displayed electronically using JPEG graphics, slideshows or MP4 video.

Yes. Clients can provide preferred target areas and locations. The route can then be planned around the neighborhoods, venues, traffic corridors and audience zones that matter to the campaign.

Yes. Share the neighborhoods, districts, venues or audience areas you want to prioritize. Indianapolis is the company’s primary market, and route planning can be built around campaign priorities.

Yes. Downtown Indianapolis is specifically identified as a core campaign area, including event traffic, convention activity, sports crowds, retail districts, concert nights and other high-traffic situations.

Yes. Campaigns can be planned around event corridors, venues, hotels, entertainment districts and arrival routes, depending on the event and campaign goal.

Yes. Mobile billboard campaigns can be planned around multiple priority areas. Include each requested neighborhood, venue, business district or audience zone when sending campaign details.

Mobile Billboard Indiana’s homepage identifies major Indianapolis road networks including I-65, I-70 and I-465 as part of its local-market discussion. The actual campaign route should be planned around the requested audience areas and operating conditions.

The company describes the truck as able to move through the market or position near a campaign destination. Specific positioning depends on the location and campaign plan, so identify the desired destination when requesting availability.

Mobile Billboard Indiana specifically identifies the Indy 500 as one of the major Indianapolis moments that can fit event-focused mobile LED advertising. Contact the team with the requested dates, hours and target areas.

Yes. Gen Con is specifically listed on the company’s homepage as an example of a major Indianapolis event around which digital mobile billboard advertising can be planned.

Yes. The Indiana State Fair is included among the major Indianapolis event opportunities identified by Mobile Billboard Indiana.

Yes. Colts game days are included in Mobile Billboard Indiana’s list of strong event-related campaign opportunities. A campaign can focus on downtown traffic and audience zones relevant to the event.

Yes. Pacers and Fever game days are specifically identified by Mobile Billboard Indiana as Indianapolis event opportunities for mobile LED advertising.

Yes. Concerts are one of the campaign types identified by the company. A concert campaign can be planned around relevant venue traffic, entertainment areas, hotels and audience arrival zones.

Yes. Conferences, conventions and trade-event traffic are a strong fit for location-focused mobile advertising because campaigns can be planned around venues, hotels, downtown districts and arrival routes.

Yes. Grand openings and retail promotions are specifically listed as common campaign uses. The route can be planned around the store, shopping district and other relevant target areas.

Yes. Brand launches are listed among Mobile Billboard Indiana’s common campaign uses. Digital LED creative allows a launch campaign to use approved still graphics, slideshows or video.

Yes. Community and special events are included among the published campaign uses. Share the event date, location and target audience areas when requesting a campaign plan.

Indianapolis is the primary market. The company also lists service in major Indiana markets including Fort Wayne, South Bend, Evansville, Muncie and Lafayette.

Yes. Indianapolis is Mobile Billboard Indiana’s core market. Campaigns can be planned around downtown districts, event traffic, retail areas, sports crowds, concerts and other priority locations.

Fort Wayne is listed among Mobile Billboard Indiana’s Indiana service markets. Contact the team with your requested date, hours and target areas to check campaign availability.

South Bend is listed among the company’s Indiana service markets. Provide the date, campaign hours and target locations when requesting availability.

Evansville is included among the Indiana markets listed by Mobile Billboard Indiana. Contact the team to discuss the campaign date and target area.

Yes. Both Muncie and Lafayette are listed among the company’s Indiana service areas.

Yes. The company’s current FAQ states that although it is located in Indiana, it travels and covers surrounding states. Contact the team with the city, dates and campaign hours for availability.

Contact Mobile Billboard Indiana with the exact city and campaign details. The website invites advertisers with other Indiana locations to ask the team about availability.