If you run a pizza shop, a gym, a laundromat, or a courier service, you already have an advertising asset. You are just not monetising it.
Your boxes go into homes. Your lockers get opened multiple times per session. Your walls are the backdrop to thirty-minute visits from weekly regulars. Brands pay for that kind of sustained, captive exposure. Right now, they are paying someone else for an inferior version of it.
What Linger does
Linger connects your surfaces to advertising campaigns from brands seeking niche audiences. We sell the space on your behalf, handle all production, and pay you 30% of every campaign that runs.
You do nothing except distribute materials you would be producing anyway.
How a campaign works
- You sign a non-exclusive agreement. No commitment on your side.
- We match your surface type and location to an advertiser's target audience.
- The advertiser pays 100% upfront before any printing begins. No commitment to produce until cash has landed.
- We arrange printing and deliver materials to you.
- You distribute as normal: boxes go out, bags go out, lockers get stocked.
- You receive your 30% payout at campaign close.
What you keep
Full control of what runs on your surfaces. No competitor advertising: a pizza shop will never carry a rival pizza brand. No content that reflects badly on your business. Clean, professionally produced materials.
Your customer relationships stay entirely yours. We do not access your customer data. We do not contact your customers. We put a brand message on a physical surface you already own.
The numbers
A pizza shop doing sixty deliveries a day runs six hundred box exposures per ten-day campaign. At a conservative CPM of three euros, that is roughly one euro eighty per day in advertising value. Over a thirty-day campaign: fifty-four euros in revenue on boxes you were printing anyway.
That is with conservative assumptions. Premium surface types and higher-demand audience segments command higher CPMs.
Ready to list your surfaces?
Sign-up is non-exclusive and zero-commitment. List your surfaces, accept no campaigns, pay nothing. The moment a campaign is matched and the advertiser pays, the revenue starts.
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