3201 S. 26th Street, Philadelphia, PA (fax)

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1 80 Year Market Presence Ensuring a consistent environment for your advertisement Over 500 Billboards Covering PA, NJ & DE 2nd most in Philadelphia DMA In-House Art, Production & Installation Streamlined design, print and posting process to minimize your lead time Digital Billboards Your advertisement can be changed instantaneously Quality Assurance Your advertisement is safeguarded personally by our staff with bi-weekly inspections Family Owned & Operated Our clients are cared for with an attention to detail that our corporate competitors cannot match Award Winning Recipient of the 2008 Small Business Excellence award presented by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce DMA Rank: 4, Population AD 18+: 5.9 million 9th Highest GDP in the WORLD: $312 billion Retail Sales: $139.6 billion Headquarters for 12 Fortune 500 Companies in Finance, Healthcare, Telecomm, Pharmaceutical and Transportation Considered a National Center for Law, with 7 accredited law schools A leader in healthcare with 9 hospitals employing thousands and helping millions while supporting the pharmaceutical industry Home to 4 Major Sports teams (one of 13 U.S. cities) Home to 6 Major Universities Has the 5th longest average commute time: 1-New York 38.3 min, 2-Chicago 33.2, 3-Newark 31.5, 4-Riverside 31.2, 5-Philadelphia 29.4, 6-Los Angeles % of all commuters drive to work Considered the Crossroads of the Northeast. Philadelphia is within a day s drive of 40% of the U.S. population Hosts 14 million visitors annually to the PA Convention Center Was the first U.S. capital, tourism thrives off 230+ years of history Had over 710,000 International Visitors in 2008 Has 2.6 million air travelers per month

2 Simultaneously reaches a multitude of audiences including trade dealers, industry buyers, sales force clients and competitors Is a branding tool used to remind consumers that your brand is a good choice when they are not only ready to purchase but often times in route to make that very purchase Provides quick, ever present information to help busy, educated, mobile consumers make purchase decisions Targets local communities by connecting with consumers on their own streets by localizing messages in specific geographic areas, minimizing wasted impressions Delivers a lower cost per thousand than most other media - maximizing your advertising dollar Delivers repeated exposures of your advertisement, strengthening your ROI Complements advertisements in other media more efficiently, delivering your overall media impression objectives Is always on you cannot DVR, tune out or skip a billboard that is part of your daily commute. Advertisements that stay on the same billboard location over a long period of time become landmarks on commuter routes Consistently delivers a timely message that is convenient to the point of sale, which facilitates impulse buying Is the first visual media that is rated on how many people actually see an advertisement, thanks to the new Eyes On Ratings Has experienced a growing audience, while other media is becoming more fragmented and losing reach From

3 STEEN reaches 1.5million people in the Philly DMA at a $1.59 CPM. STEEN Outdoor AD 18+ Population 6,109,686 Size 20 x x x x 30 Inventory Average EOI Average DEC Average Net 4-week Rate Per Unit $5, $3, $1, $ # of Boards for 10 Showing Major Highways: I-95, I-76 (Schuykill Expressway), I-276 (PA Turnpike), I-476 (The Blue Route), I # of Boards for 25 Showing

4 Population of 621,643 4% growth since rd largest county in Philadelphia DMA 91.8% Caucasian Education 88% of population have a high school diploma (8% above national average) 31% of residents have a bachelors degree or more (7% above national average) Affluence Median Household Income: $70,688 (39% higher than national average) Median Home Value: $163,200 (36% higher than the national average) Spending $8.6 billion in retail sales annually $14,157 retail sales per capita/person (33% higher than national average) $7.2 million in food service sales Daily Commute Only 10.5% of the employed Bucks County population commutes to Philadelphia daily Reach these affluent potential customers where they live and work.

5 Population of 529, % growth since th largest county in Philadelphia DMA 23% African American 7.2 % Hispanic Education 85.5% of population have a high school diploma (5.1% above national average) 29.5% of residents have a bachelors degree or more (5.1% above national average) Affluence Median Household Income: $59,871 (18% higher than national average) Median Home Value: $136,000 (14% higher than national average) Spending $6.9 billion in retail sales annually $13,594 retail sales per capita/person (28% higher than national average) $7.5 million in food service sales