Segments With Consistent Traction
- SR 85 / Ferdon Boulevard: Reach daily commuters, military-connected households, shoppers and travelers moving between northern Okaloosa County, I-10 and the Eglin area.
- US 90 / James Lee Boulevard: Crestview’s primary east–west corridor, connecting downtown businesses, established neighborhoods, schools and nearby communities.
- I-10 at SR 85: Capture interstate travelers, regional commuters, commercial traffic and visitors entering Crestview from Northwest Florida and neighboring states.
- P.J. Adams Parkway: Reach growing residential communities, schools, local businesses and drivers traveling between SR 85 and western Crestview.
- Antioch Road: Connect with expanding neighborhoods and commuters traveling between P.J. Adams Parkway, I-10 and the western side of Crestview.
- Southwest Crestview Bypass: Reach drivers using an alternate route between SR 85, US 90, Antioch Road and developing residential areas.
- Redstone Avenue: Strong visibility near healthcare facilities, professional offices, shopping centers, restaurants and residential neighborhoods.
- Downtown & Main Street Approaches: Connect with residents, courthouse visitors, local employees, diners, shoppers and attendees traveling to community events.
Format Selection
- Static bulletins and posters: Build continuous visibility along SR 85, US 90, I-10 and major residential approaches.
- Digital faces: Adjust messaging for morning commuters, military traffic, lunchtime shoppers, evening dining and interstate travelers.
- Mobile and place-based advertising: Support grand openings, community festivals, school events, military-focused campaigns and seasonal promotions.
Creative That Reads at Speed
- Use one clear idea and seven words or fewer with bold, high-contrast typography.
- Feature one focal image, a short URL or phone number and simple directional cues when helpful.
- For digital billboards, rotate two or three versions based on traffic patterns, travel direction and time of day.






















