POSTERING & FLYERING In an effort to be more sustainable we will not facilitate the poster pillars in 2020, but if you have a postering campaign, here are some things you need to know! It is illegal to poster on poles around the city or on private property such as walls, fences, and businesses. Make sure you chat to businesses like cafes and pubs before putting posters in their venue. Alternatively, take the pressure off yourself and enlist a professional distribution company to do the work for you: Poster Impact: poster-distribution.com.au Explosive Promotions: explosivepromotions.com.au Mad Promo: madpromo.com.au Poster Etiquette Play nice! Remember to leave room for other people’s posters and don’t stick yours over someone else’s unless their season has finished.
Info Booth in Rundle Mall Opening Hours: Mondays–Fridays 12pm–7pm. Saturdays 10am–5:30pm. Sundays 11am–5pm. Although flyering in the Rundle Mall precinct is prohibited, make sure to introduce yourself to the Rundle Mall info booth staff – tell them about your event and what makes it special. The more you engage them, the more they will engage the public!
Photo: Jack Fenby
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WHERE CAN I FLYER? BankSA Fringe Corner Cnr East Tce & Rundle St Flyering etiquette suggests the you do not flyer the box office queue. Giant Sing Along Lot Fourteen, North Tce GSA is an interactive public art piece open daily from 12pm - 7pm. Meet new audiences in viewing area at the back of the installation. Please no flyering on the sand and microphone areas – if in doubt chat to the staff on site. Other Busy Locations •
Busy dining strips – Adelaide Central Markets, Gouger St, and Rundle St
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Popular bar districts – Leigh St and Peel St
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Adelaide's Cultural Boulevard (North Tce)
Instead of printing hundreds of flyers, print a single A4 version instead and encourage members of the public to take a picture instead – it'll last longer!
