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Wild PostingWild Posting® is an out-of-home advertising agency based in Inglewood, California. We plan, print, and install wheat-pasted poster campaigns — posters hung in dense, repeating clusters along high-foot-traffic urban corridors where people walk, queue, and wait.We handle every stage in house: site selection, permitting, printing, installation, maintenance, and photo documentation of every wall. Local crews who know their neighborhoods choose placements based on real foot traffic rather than a map, and we photograph the finished work so clients see exactly what ran and where.Coverage spans 30+ U.S. markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Miami, Austin, Nashville, Atlanta, Boston, Seattle, San Diego, Dallas and Houston, plus London, Paris, Toronto, Vancouver and Mexico City. Beyond posters we execute billboards, 8-sheets, bus benches, mobile billboards and guerrilla activations.Wild Posting® is a registered trademark, U.S. Reg. No. 5,432,087.Brands come to us when they want street-level presence in places media buying can't reach — music and entertainment launches, fashion drops, tech products, and cultural moments that need to feel like they came from the neighborhood rather than a media plan.Founded in 2017.214 S Locust St, #300, Inglewood, CA 90301(310) 437-0217
Wild Posting (wildposting.com) has 4 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5.
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Placed wheat-paste clusters along high-traffic corridors for a short campaign. Crews selected the walls based on real foot traffic and sent clear photos once the paper was up. Density looked consistent across the blocks. Rain overnight required a maintenance pass the next morning and they completed it without extra charge. The street-level feel stood out more than a standard large-format buy.
By Keaton H.
Booked wheat-paste poster clusters for a launch in two markets. Crews chose the walls based on real pedestrian flow and sent photo documentation once the paper was up. Coverage looked dense and consistent. Overnight rain required a quick maintenance pass the next morning and they handled it without adding to the cost. The street presence felt more local than a standard media buy.
By John M.
Booked a wheat-paste poster campaign in a few high-traffic spots for a music release. They selected the walls based on actual foot traffic rather than just a map and sent photo proof of every placement. Printing and install happened on the agreed dates. One wall needed a quick re-paste after weather but they handled it without extra cost. The street-level visibility felt more natural than digital ads for this type of launch.
By Bradley W.
Utilized their guerrilla street marketing services for a high-impact fashion launch across multiple urban centers. Wheat-pasted posters stayed intact on high-density pedestrian corridors throughout full campaign duration. Print proof approval had a minor delay, but physical street presence turned out fantastic.
By Ethan F.
