Grow More expands mobile LED billboard fleet across Canada

Grow More Technology Group said demand is rising for its digital LED mobile billboard trucks and media vans across Canada after summer activations, including campaigns at the Calgary Stampede. The company is positioning event-driven mobile out-of-home advertising for further expansion into the second half of 2026 as brands chase high-traffic crowds.

Why it matters: - Grow More is betting that mobile out-of-home can capture attention where fixed billboards cannot: at live events, in downtown cores and along high-traffic routes. - The company says the model matters for brands that want physical reach plus digital follow-up through geofencing and retargeting. - The summer event calendar, including the Calgary Stampede and the FIFA World Cup 2026, gave mobile advertising a high-visibility test case.

What happened: - Grow More Technology Group Corp. reported accelerating demand for its digital LED mobile billboard trucks, media vans and advertising vans across Canada on July 13, 2026. - The company said it ran two active LED truck campaigns during the 2026 Calgary Stampede, which ended July 13. - Grow More tied the summer surge to event-driven outdoor advertising as the FIFA World Cup 2026 entered its final week, with semifinals on July 14 and 15 and the final on July 19. - The company said the summer performance points to continued fleet expansion in the second half of 2026.

The details: - Grow More says its mobile trucks move advertising directly to event grounds, stadiums, retail districts, downtown cores and other crowded corridors. - Founder Sahil Preet said the Stampede campaigns showed how the trucks could “move with an event all day long.” - Each digital LED truck carries three high-brightness screens: two video-enabled side screens at 1280×720 and a 720×720 rear screen. - Grow More says each truck is engineered for clear day-and-night visibility. - The company says each truck delivers an estimated 50,000+ impressions per day. - Grow More says its trucks include GPS route tracking and daily campaign reporting. - Core services include dedicated truck campaigns, mobile billboard advertising, digital media van activations, geofencing, digital retargeting, event and festival advertising, city-targeted campaigns and nationwide campaigns. - The company also offers advertising agency partnerships, including white-label and programmatic mobile OOH. - Grow More says it operates in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal and Ottawa. - The company encourages brands and agencies to book fall and holiday campaigns early because prime routes and trucks fill quickly during peak periods. - The company directs prospective clients to growmoretechgroup.com for campaign planning.

Between the lines: - Grow More is framing mobile billboard trucks as a response to audience fragmentation, where brands need to follow crowds instead of waiting for static placements to be seen. - The company is also positioning itself as more than a truck operator by emphasizing data, reporting and retargeting. - That pitch reflects a broader shift in outdoor advertising toward measurable, event-based inventory that can be linked to online campaigns.

What's next: - Grow More expects event-based activations to expand into additional markets and additional trucks as festival season, back-to-school and holiday advertising approach. - The company is pushing brands and agencies to secure dates before peak-season inventory tightens. - Grow More says further fleet growth is likely if summer demand carries into the rest of 2026.

The bottom line: - Grow More is using summer event traffic to make a case for mobile DOOH as a measurable, high-visibility alternative to static outdoor media.