

Increasing Brand Awareness: The Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce used bus advertising to increase awareness of its work supporting Hispanic communities and local businesses.

Promoting Local Pride: The “Hecho en Fort Worth” campaign celebrated local businesses, artists, families, and community achievements, especially following the challenges of the pandemic.

Creative Bus Design: A local Hispanic woman artist designed the campaign artwork, showcasing both the Chamber’s message and local creative talent.

Strong Public Engagement: The bus attracted attention across the city, with people sharing photos of it through text messages, emails, and social media.
In Fort Worth Texas, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has been a beacon for the community for nearly 50 years, raising Hispanic voices and helping businesses of all sizes.
In Fort Worth Texas, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has been a beacon for the community for nearly 50 years, raising Hispanic voices and helping businesses of all sizes.
“Fort Worth right now is the second fastest growing city in the country,” Annette Landeros, President and CEO of the FWHCoC said. “We just want to make sure that we amplify all the voices of all the communities.”
They knew that the work they were doing was helping their community, but one thing they were missing was an even greater awareness of their presence the area business community. That’s when one of their longtime partners, Trinity Metro, suggested they try bus advertising.
At the time, their 48th Annual Gala was right around the corner. Their goal with the event every year is to celebrate and honor the local minority-owned small business community. But this time, they needed a stand-out centerpiece to wow everyone as they walked in. Working with Trinity Metro to make it happen, we at Adsposure were happy to provide.

The pandemic was a difficult time for businesses all over the world, and that was no different in Fort Worth, so the Chamber of Commerce came up with a campaign to bring some energy back to their struggling city.
Inspired by Hecho en Mexco Logo that the Mexican government uses to signify goods made in Mexico, the Chamber put their own spin on it with their Hecho en Fort Worth campaign.
To continue with their goal of raising up their local Hispanic community, the design for the whole Hecho en Fort Worth campaign was created by a local Hispanic artist.
“It was really exciting, because not only are we showcasing our chamber, but we’re showcasing a Hispanic woman owned business as well and her talent,” Landeros said.
The bus design was unveiled at the Chamber’s 48th annual Gala at a grand unveiling, the most fanfare one of our buses has received in recent memory.
After the Gala, the bus has become a staple on the Chamber’s social Media pages with all the excitement to show it off.
Not only that, but the design also helped them win the most creative design category of the first ever Adsposure Transit Awards.

For Adsposure, it’s important to find partnerships that better the communities we serve, and that’s exactly what this was for us at Adsposure We were proud to be a part of Trinity Metro’s Donation to the chamber as a part of our greater dedication to the Fort Worth Community.
The Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce already had a captive audience through their social media and internal marketing efforts. But they needed a way to get their message out in a new way.
Ever since their bus hit the streets, Landeros says they are getting noticed more and more.
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