You Can Get Paid to Drive Around Town

The other day, I was running errands, and a brand new, bright green pick-up pulled up next to me.  It was wrapped in an ad for a well-known company.  It made me wonder, how do you get into something like that?  They call it “mobile advertising.”  You just drive around with somebody’s ad on your car, and you get paid to do it.  Sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me!

Well, it is a sweet deal…if you can find the companies who do mobile advertising.  Which is not an easy thing to do.  You can write or call the marketing departments of a lot of companies before you find one that does mobile advertising.  And then they will tell you that they won’t have another campaign for six months, and they aren’t taking applications anymore.

You can look up “mobile advertising” on the internet and find lists of companies that supposedly do mobile advertising.  But when you try to contact the companies, the ones who are still in business either no longer do mobile advertising, never did do mobile advertising, or they have all the applicants they need.

There is one website, however, where you can get information about mobile advertising:  www.paidtodriveparents.com.  They have really specific information about how it all works, and an up to date list of companies that actually do accept applications for people to do mobile advertising.  Here’s how it works:

• You purchase an up-to-date database of companies that accept applications for people to do mobile advertising for them. 
• You contact the companies you like and go through their registration process.
• When a company decides to begin a mobile advertising campaign, they determine criteria for the cars they will use.  Whether you get chosen for a particular campaign or not depends on whether or not you meet those criteria.  The criteria may have to do with where you live, how much you drive, where you go, or other things like that.
• If you are chosen, the company contacts you and offers you a contract.
• If the contract is acceptable, they either wrap your car in an ad, or they give you an ad-wrapped car (usually new) to drive.
• When the ad campaign is over, you give back the car or they unwrap your car.

You may be wondering why in the world you should pay $29.95 for a list of companies that might or might not accept your application to be a mobile advertiser for them.  Here’s why:

• It’s way more than $30 worth of research.  You can create your own list, but you will spend hours doing it.  If your time is worth anything, you will save money by allowing www.paidtodriveparents.com do the research for you.
• It’s an extensive list.  They have put a lot of work into finding the companies that do this.  It’s doubtful that you would be able to find all of them on your own. 
• It’s an updated list.  This is not a scam list of companies that no longer exist or never existed, or don’t accept applications.  The list is constantly being updated so that you get the best information available.
• You get immediate access.  You don’t have to wait for confirmation to come in the mail or anything.  You have immediate access to the full database.
• You have unlimited access to the database.  You only pay once, but you get unlimited access to the information.
• You’ll also receive tips on how to get accepted into a company’s mobile advertising program.  This gives you a leg up on the competition and improves your chance of being chosen.
• As a bonus, you receive two helpful products, “How to Beat a Speeding Ticket” and “How to Make Money from Home.”  These bonus products alone are worth the price.

You could be the one driving that brand new, big, green, ad-wrapped pick-up.  Or an ad-wrapped VW bug.  Or maybe even an ad-wrapped Mustang.  Go to www.paidtodriveparents.com today and find out how you can be the one who is getting paid to drive around.

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