Runningboards Marketing’s newest franchise owner was barely out of training when he landed his first deal. In August, Adli Alami purchased an RBM franchise in the central region of New Jersey, and he started training in September to learn all about his new business. By Nancy E. Williams
For over 25 years, Jim Chapin has been in the marketing industry, and for 16 of those years, he has owned a successful advertising agency. When Chapin learned about Runningboards Marketing (RBM) and its innovative digital-advertising vehicle, DAV®, he didn’t think twice about investing in the emerging concept. By Brianna Bohn
In the franchise world, Runningboards Marketing (RBM) hasn’t been around as long as McDonald’s or 7-Eleven. After launching in 2018, the brand’s leadership quickly realized it had a special model that was perfect for franchising, and it did just that one year later. By Nancy E. Williams
Christopher Page, director of business development for Runningboards Marketing, described the digital-mobile marketing brand in his own words. He said: “Our company gives businesses a unique way to get noticed, driving their message to where people are, and getting ahead of the competition.” By Nancy E. Williams
Despite the pandemic and many other challenges that 2021 presented, emerging franchise Runningboards Marketing® (RBM) has found a way to help businesses grow. How? The franchise drives clients’ messages to people using the brand’s digital-advertising vehicle, DAV®, pronounced Dave. By Nancy E. Williams
Runningboards Marketing® (RBM) provides businesses with a unique way to drive messages to where the consumers are. When businesses use the brand’s digital advertising vehicle (DAV®), they can reach more customers and get ahead of the competition. The advertisements are mobile, customizable and trackable. By Nancy E. Williams