#outofdoors

[dvarapala]

look at this, look at how cutieful!

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Cost-Effective Outdoor Advertising Strategies for Small Businesses in Bangalore

 In a competitive request like Bangalore, small businesses frequently face the challenge of making their brands visible without stretching their budgets. While digital marketing has gained elevation, Outdoor Advertising in Bangalore  continues to be a cost-effective and poignant result for reaching a different followership. With its bustling thoroughfares and vibrant points, Bangalore offers multitudinous openings for small businesses to capture attention through innovative out-of-door advertising strategies. 

 Why Outdoor Advertising Works for Small Businesses 

 Outofdoor advertising provides unmatched visibility and brand recall, making it an ideal choice for small businesses. Unlike online advertisements that may be skipped or blocked, outdoor advertisng engage cult in their diurnal lives. Whether it’s a strategically placed billboard or a banner at a busy crossroad, out-of-door advertising helps businesses stay top- of- mind with implicit guests. 

 also, outdoor juggernauts are scalable, allowing small businesses to start with a modest budget and expand as they grow. By targeting specific locales, similar as domestic areas or marketable capitals, small businesses can maximize their return on investment and effectively contend with larger brands. 

 using Gantries Advertising in Bangalore 

 One of the most cost-effective and high- impact outofdoor advertising formats for small businesses is  gantries advertising in Bangalore . Gantries are large, overhead structures placed across major roads and corners, offering unequaled visibility to both climbers and drivers. With Bangalore’s heavy business, these advertisements are insolvable to miss, icing maximum exposure for your brand. 

 Gantries are particularly effective for original businesses aiming to target specific neighborhoods or busy expressways. For case, a small eatery or retail store can use gantry advertisements to direct near commuters to their position. The large format and prominent placement of these advertisements make them ideal for showcasing bold and creative dispatches that leave a lasting print. 

 In addition to their visual impact, gantries are also bring-effective. Small businesses can choose shorter crusade durations or limited locales to fit their budget while still achieving significant reach. This inflexibility makes gantries an excellent choice for businesses looking to make a big impact without a hefty price label. 

 Driving Visibility with Pole Kiosk Advertising in Bangalore 

 Another effective outfdoor advertising strategy for small businesses is  Pole Kiosk Advertising in Bangalore . These compact and eye- catching advertisements are mounted on light poles along busy roads, icing high visibility to climbers and motorists likewise. Pole pavilion advertising is ideal for businesses with limited budgets, as it offers wide content at a bit of the cost of larger formats. 

 Pole alcoves allow small businesses to run hyperactive-original juggernauts, targeting specific thoroughfares or neighborhoods where their target followership resides. For illustration, a original fitness center or education class can use pole pavilion advertisements to attract guests within a 2- 3 km compass. With their repetitious placement along roads, these advertisements support brand messaging and drive strong recall. 

 Partner with 5 Star Advertising for Success 

 For small businesses in Bangalore looking to work outdoor advertising effectively,  5 Star Advertising  is the go- to mate. Specializing in a variety of formats, including gantries and pole pavilion advertising, 5 Star Advertising offers acclimatized results to meet your unique requirements. With their moxie and commitment to quality, they help small businesses produce poignant juggernauts that deliver results. 

 out-of-door advertising remains an essential tool for small businesses in Bangalore, offering cost-effective ways to increase brand visibility and connect with original cult. Whether it’s through bold gantries, strategic pole alcoves, or other innovative formats, partnering with 5 Star Advertising ensures your juggernauts achieve maximum impact without exceeding your budget. 

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[jleedsphoto]

Nice morning with the fam at the @massaudubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary . . . . . #outofdoors #getoutside #wildlife #nature #naturekids #familylife #parentsoftwins #parenthood https://www.instagram.com/p/BsUUHVyAbZg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=14rbzwovnwdbl

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[dvarapala]

tried to talk myself out of buying bg3 bc yeesh, the price :O but i ended up buying it anyway so brb attempting to make ud, flori or kie. maybe even elle. if you hear someone scream, it's probably me rage quitting ;P

[dvarapala]

🔥 OCs

welcome to my tessa talk, @shchvnts

i love oc's but it is damn hard to get them off the ground sometimes. even more so, i feel, when your fc is a person of color (all of my fc's are asian, for context) and that is why i go extra hard for original characters of color because i feel like they tend to get overlooked a little bit.

i think part of it is also because there are more resources for white actors than there are for people of color. of course nowadays there's more than there was in 2012 but still, it's probably easier to find resources for f/lorence p/ugh than for k/im a/dis.

i wonder about why it's so hard to get oc's off the ground sometimes, aside from the aforementioned things above. is it because people have certain expectations deep down inside that they haven't really challenged and maybe said expectations bleed over into the characters they write? "oh, your muse is asian so they'll only be soft and sweet and gentle and demure and nothing else," because that's often how we're portrayed in the west and it's easier to project that image onto others. we're either mathematical nerds or geniuses or soft, sweet people in need of rescue from our respective cultures.

(also for context: a white muse, written by a presumably white mun, once unloaded on one of my characters with, i feel, the unspoken expectation that my character would just give that muse advice and make that muse feel better in character. she didn't, she got angry, cussed and cried.)

that's also why i wrote udyati the way i did: she's got dyscalculia so she's not a mathematical genius; she was never that good at school stuff and sure, she may be a sweetheart but she can very much hold her own in combat.

and maybe other people are like: "that's got nothing to do with it; your fc is not why your oc gets overlooked - if you feel like your oc gets overlooked, you should be better at putting your oc out there."

i get that, i do, believe me, but i also do think it's a factor. at least, subconsciously.

part of it, i think, is also learning how to grow thicker skin. because not everyone will like your oc and not everyone will follow back and not everyone will give you the respect you give them.

sometimes you just have to cut your losses and move on.

i've been here for more than twelve years now and i've arrived at the point where i rb what i like, when i like because it's about having fun, regardless whether someone follows me back or not. we're out here playing virtual barbies, after all. so at the end of the day, it's not that deep. but people do forget sometimes, i feel, that there is another person behind the screen who put in a lot of time and effort to craft an original character from the ground up, a person who didn't have canon - whether it's books or a tv show or a movie - to fall back on.

honestly, i'm so happy to have found a circle of great friends that i write and vibe with across the board, but i also know how hard it is not to get discouraged when you reblog memes and nothing gets sent in, or when you write starters and they go unanswered so that's why i try to at least send in a headcanon question whenever i can / whenever inspiration strikes because i don't want anyone to feel left out.

but i can't be the first one to reach out, and send asks and write starters all the time. sometimes you need to be the first. and i know that's scary. i know a lot of people have anxiety, but sometimes it is up to you to step out of your comfort zone and make the first step. you can't expect others to make the first step all the time. it doesn't work like that; this is a two way street and a collaborative hobby, after all.

anyway, all that aside, at this point, i prefer writing oc's and minor characters that may as well be oc's because some of the best dynamics i've been fortunate enough to write out with friends came from those matchups (jedibeth; khiren; pollou/polloucil; harry x udyati) and because writing out those dynamics have been so healing to me.

i've grown up barely seeing myself represented on screen or in the pages of a book. i've never seen anyone that looks like me be a main character or a proper love interest, so it's nice that i can do that now - even if it's years down the line.

also, if you write an oc: i love you and send them over to me so i can ask headcanon questions (which, yes, is my love language).

[dvarapala]

starter call, redux. please specify the verse if you want a certain one, otherwise you're getting main verse shenanigans! <3

[dvarapala]

hi yes hello i want to come back here. maybe do a lore overhaul; i feel like making things more grounded and easier to follow - which means, changing names of certain characters if i do go through with the aforementioned overhaul - while still keeping the cosmic alien-isms. i also want to fold in the story of s.avitri and s.atyavan into this because it's one i've always been obsessed with.

[dvarapala]

the way i have such a specific take on e.vie from d.escendants in my head rn. if i had time / energy.... oooooh!!!!!!

[dvarapala]

did i find new songs that are udyati vibes? yes and yes.

[dvarapala]

🍒 + lvebug!

it's me with the positivity / @soulmissed for @lvebug

andie eliot is canon in my head, heart and soul. dee has done such an amazing job with this character. truly, one of my faves to behold. andie being a pacifist in a world of characters that often punch first and ask questions later? revolutionary.

what i also like very much is that dee keeps the core of who andie is and what informs her choices / the steps she takes as a character consistent and often refers back to it.

andie's heart and soul is the core of the blog; it's the core of everything and it shows.

i also absolutely adore the bond that andie has with liam kaz (also absolutely a rec of a blog written by a great person!) as well as the bond that andie has with my characters across the board.

tl;dr: i am hugging one (1) andie. i am putting one (1) andie in my pocket! i am a lovebug stan, now and forever.

[dvarapala]

🍒 i don't have someone's url to submit so let's say, someone you recently followed and haven't had the chance to play with yet ^^

thank you cherry much, @emmatriarchy

okay well then this one goes out to @proditeur. we've written together on another blog of mine but not on this one and i am so excited for reg to meet and get to know ud. because, honestly, i love reg. i love his prickly self. he's like a pinapple and i say this with love and affection. and truly, dude has been around for so long; it's been such a pleasure seeing his growth and seeing g craft a brilliant world - a world that feels real and lived in - around reg and all the concepts that make him, well, him.

and maybe it's because i've been rewatching tlovm but i'm very much getting tlovm vibes from reg and the world that he lives in and i mean this in a positive manner. like, i will die on the hill that reg's story would be so awesome in the form of adult animation.

(#release the reg-cut, damn it! ;P)

not that it isn't awesome in the written word of it all, because it is, but i think i, personally, would be squealing and kicking my feet whilst watching things, good, bad or worse, go down in the meda-verse. (the regulus-verse? the dupois-verse?)

i have such love for characters that are loved because you can feel it. everything that g writes is carefully thought about and chosen with intent.

g, you're amazing, and reg is amazing and i genuinely hope you give yourself lots of shoulder pats; i sincerely hope you're proud of what you've created throughout the years because it's so intricate and good and cool!

it makes me happy. that's the long and short of it all. reg makes me happy. reading about his many dynamics and shenanigans makes me happy.

[dvarapala]

you know that one gif of that white lady pulling at her curtains or whatever because she's mad? that's me whenever i find out spn took bits and pieces of my culture and whitewashed it.

[dvarapala]

🍒 + isbrilliant!

it's me with the positivity / @soulmissed for @isbrilliant

i'm pretty sure i was following this blog (or at least an iteration of it) before i got into doctor who. that is, i'm still in nine's era and technically haven't met donna yet but that's okay. seashell writes donna beautifully and that's all i need. as far as i know, seashell is the authority on donna noble. that's it. that's all. 'cause, honestly, it's in the url, isn't it? isbrilliant. that can be a nod to both donna and seashell and i will die on that hill, thank you very much, because seashell is out there showcasing donna's complexity each and every single day and i love to read all about it. i love that seashell has such a grasp on every era that donna's been through from her companion era to now, when she's a mother and has her own family.

[dvarapala]

🍒  + @milleroptimism

it's me with the positivity / @malka-lisitsa for @milleroptimism

gather round, gather round & let me tell you a story!

so, a long, loooong time ago, like, way before i properly started spn, i followed hayley's sam blog. and then when hayley made sarah, i followed that blog too, thinking sarah was a canon character to the point where i, honestly, was willing to start the show in whichever seasn sarah showed up whether that was season one or the very last one.

imagine my surprise when i found out that hayley built sarah from the ground up! hayley has always been consistent with sarah and the characters around her, as well as the world that's been built up around her. and sarah herself brings a very specific energy to the dash that i think we can all use.

personally, i found it delightful to watch sarah grow and change and mature. very rarely is there a character that realises: hey, i was doing abc my whole life but actually doing xyz makes me happier (i.e. sarah going from being an active hunter to being a restaurant owner carving out a safe space for the preternatural community). i love it when she chooses herself; i love it when there are threads in which she does so. i love sarah and dean; i love the little family unit she's made with him and sam and ben and lily and jami.

i love that she's got strong opinions; i love that influencers aren't allowed in her restaurant. i love that she's got a theme song that fits her so, so well. i love that she's got established routines but that she's open to trying new things as well.

i love that sarah recognizes that, in the verses where katherine works at the spot, katherine needed, perhaps, a positive influence, yet sarah also has / had her own firm boundaries in regards to compulsion due to what happened to her (and what happened to dean).

that reminds me: the positive influence part reminds me of that one michael quote from the good place: people improve when they get external love and support, how can we hold it against them if they don't? and i feel that's really the thesis of the whole "katherine works at sarah's spot" verse; it's almost an arc in and of itself.

anyway, a few years ago, i watched an actress from motherland fort salem (which i rec, i loved that show) give an interview in which she described her character as - and i paraphrase - a walking, talking !!! emoji and i feel like that perfectly describes sarah.

sarah is a !!!!!! emoji if an !!!!! emoji was a person and i love that for all of us.

she isn't perfect, no, but she is human and therefore she is perfectly imperfect. she's got her flaws and she's got her faults and hayley doesn't shy away from showcasing those, either.

tl;dr: sarah miller is the type of character you could run into on the street. she feels very real (to me) so yeah, good job, hayley! i hope you're very proud of what you've created because this oc of yours is an absolute delight!