Get a billboard in Chicago for $2K/ month! Make it worth it with a few words to the wise for potential Wrapify advertizers. 

Set clear expectations. After wrapping up my first Wrapify Campaign and kicking off the second, I offer some advice to Wrapify about communicating clearly to establish expectations you can live up to. 

1 campaign in the books, another one started. Check out this post for some "words to the wise" for potential Wrapify drivers. 

1,300 miles, $264, and countless impressions generated. My first Wrapify campaign was a success. Check out my grading of the experience. 

An open letter to Wrapify, midwest and national brands - I will be driving 5K miles between now and the end of the year, please wrap my car. 

Nine months in the making, wrap day is finally here! In this post, I walk through the wrap day process, getting to/from work, and "what to expect, when you are expecting (to make money for every mile)". 

I also touch on the fact that the process felt completely normal connecting with Wrapify representatives only via app and text messages. Thanks to apps and expectations borrowed from the "sharing economy", this felt completely normal. 

This week I chronicle the process and areas of improvement in the Wrapify driver experience from being alerted that campaigns are available in my location, completing the steps/documents to become a Wrapify driver, up to scheduling my wrap appointment. 

In the second installment of the "Sh*t on my car" series, I detail how I hear about Wrapify and the initial conversations with my wife, Amy, about the possiblity of "wrapping" the car.