FAQ

An impression in advertising is when an ad is displayed on a screen, giving someone the opportunity to see it, whether they engage with it or not.

There are various tv screens inside of businesses in the community.

If you sell something, such as information, events, things, or services, and make a living from it, it might not qualify for the free Community events listing. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For instance, a garage sale qualifies because it’s personal, even though it sells items, and a church bake sale qualifies because the church is a charity.

Another example is if a business sells a product and donates all proceeds to a cause or charity, it qualifies. Selling an item doesn’t qualify because it’s not a community event. For example, a restaurant selling food does not qualify for a free Community event listing unless it is for a charity and the proceeds are being donated to a cause.

Your event must have a start and end time, be structured for a specific day or multi-day, and be an actual event people can attend or participate in to qualify for the free Community events listing. If the main purpose is to drive foot or web traffic to your store or site, it doesn’t qualify unless you’re hosting a charity event or donating most or all proceeds to a cause or charity. A free Community class, like a cooking class hosted by a restaurant, would qualify.

This prevents abuse and helps us provide this valuable service to our communities. If you’re still unsure, email business@marvelmirror.com.

Yes! We would love to put a screen inside your business! Reach out to us and we can get started! The first 10 businesses get FREE Screens!

Nothing for the first 10 businesses to put screens in! After that, depending on the size of the TV, a typical cost is approximately $500 for everything.

There are many!
- You get 1 FREE advertisement per month for the first 10 businesses that put screens in!
- Drive foot traffic into your business. People care about local events and will come in to see them!
- Trust. Being involved in local community events (by hosting a screen) builds trust within communities.
- Doing good! Being involved and supportive of community events helps the communities that we live and work in.