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iRoll has reached tens of thousands of people with the help of personalized ads. When John L. saw the iRoll’s electric unicycle, he had to try it. He’s always had a penchant for excitement. In his 84 years, he’s done it all from kite surfing to paragliding. He remembers thinking, “I had to join them!” So he quickly honed his skills with his grandson's help. Now he rides it wherever and whenever he can. Good ideas, like iRoll, deserve to be found.
Zumer Sport has found over 75,000 customers with the help of personalized ads. James Christopher D. hosts the minor league baseball show, ‘Let’s Get Two’ and he discovered Zumer Sport had just what he needed: A bag made from a baseball. James explained, “We wanted our logo on something unique... Having the bag has definitely helped us get listeners and viewers for the show.” Good ideas, like Zumer Sport, deserve to be found.
“It became apparent pretty quickly there was no end in sight to this pandemic. And the repercussions of it on the educational experience of K-12 kids, college students and beyond would be long-lasting.” - Mackenzie, Founder of Front Lines Tutoring.
ABQAx has used personalized ads to find over 3,000 customers for their axe throwing bar. Owner Angela R. has found a wide audience using them.“The age range is broad...it doesn’t take a whole lot of strength or agility, it’s almost like a golf swing, but it’s fun for everyone. We have a select set of interests we target: People who like to be outdoors or physically fit or to be entertained.”
Initially, Mackenzie was running Front Lines Tutoring by herself, but after recruiting her new business partners, Angie and Akash, it didn’t take long for word to spread.
Handy Mandi has found over 50,000 potential customers with the help of personalized ads. “The most rewarding part of the job, is saving something and bringing it back [to life] for a customer. Recently there was a woman I did a vanity for and she was in tears when she saw it,” Mandi M. explained.