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Station Ads Campaign
Station ad campaign 2016-
We made the CareerCross logo larger to raise recognition of our brand among bilingual professionals. We also increased the number of stations where we advertise.
Stations : Yurakucho station, Kamiyacho station, Tameikesanno station, Nagatacho station
Station ad campaign 2013-2015
Autumn is in the air and we’re pleased to announce that we’ve just launched an exciting (not to mention fun) marketing campaign throughout Japan geared at bringing even more Japanese bilingual professionals to CareerCross! We have our own 007-themed promotion with our President Richard Bysouth leading the hunt in identifying the perfect bilingual prospect to support your business.
Stations : Hibiya line, Hanzomon Line - Kamiyacho station, Tameike Sanno station
Station ad campaign 2011-2013
CareerCross has released a new visual advertisement.
Amidst the rapid expansion of internationalization, CareerCross seeks to transmit a unique and striking visual message to jobseekers, with “PROGRESS” as the overall theme.
CareerCross supports globally-minded jobseekers and promotes growth of the bilingual market.
Stations : Hibiya line - Kamiyacho station, Tameike Sanno station
Station ad campaign 2006-2010
The ad uses the same theme as the train TV CMs and targets people who wish to change career into a gaishikei company where they can use their English and professional skills, and people who are already working in a gaishikei company but hope to improve career. We expect that many a new potential jobseeker would register with CareerCross through the station ads.
Stations : Marunouchi line - Akasaka-mitsuke station, Hanzomon line - Aoyamaichome station, Hibiya line - Kamiyacho station
Station ad campaign 2006
We post ads at train stations and on trains to target experienced bilingual jobseekers.
Stations : Marunouchi line - Akasaka-mitsuke station, Hanzomon line - Aoyamaichome station, Hibiya line - Kamiyacho station
Station ad campaign 2004-2005
Stations : Hibiya line - Roppongi station, Hanzomon line - Otemachi station, Hibiya line - Kamiya-cho station
Station ad campaign
Stations : Hibiya line - Roppongi station
Station ad campaign 2003-2004
Stations : JR line - Ebisu station
