Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, Incrediwear Pole Sticker Campaign: Palm Springs, by Beyond Street Media
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Incrediwear·Pole Sticker Advertising·Multi-city·2026

Surrounded a tournament we could not sponsor.

400 Incrediwear pull-tab stickers across the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, the tournament that drew a record 527,626 fans, 94% of them out-of-town. A recovery brand owned by Novak Djokovic, met its audience on the streets it walks between matches.

33.7544°N · 116.3918°W
  • Placements400
  • Cities4
  • Duration15d
  • Documented38install photos on file
· 01 · The brief

Reach the tennis crowd without buying the tennis.

Four hundred Incrediwear pull-tab stickers across the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, the two-week tennis tournament at Indian Wells that drew a record 527,626 fans in 2026, 94% of them out-of-town visitors. Incrediwear makes recovery wear, and in August 2025 Novak Djokovic took an equity stake in the brand. The tournament was the audience. We put the brand on the resort corridors that audience walks between matches, without paying to be inside the gates.

Incrediwear was founded in 2009 by Dr.

Jackson Corley after a mountain-biking accident left him with three herniated disks. The brand makes recovery and circulation apparel under the line "Live Life in Motion." In August 2025, Novak Djokovic acquired a significant equity stake and joined as investor and global ambassador. The BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, March 1 to 15, 2026, the ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 event widely called the "fifth Grand Slam," was the natural stage. The brief was to reach that crowd without a tournament sponsorship. 400 pull-tab stickers, across the valley, for the fortnight.

Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 1 of 38).
Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 2 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 3 of 38).
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· 02 · What we ran

What we ran.

The pull-tab format lets a passerby take the link with them; the QR closes the rest of the distance. One creative, valley-wide, timed to the tournament.

· 03 · Where we ran it

Where we ran it.

The Indian Wells Tennis Garden seats 16,100 in Stadium 1, the second-largest tennis-specific stadium in the world, and the 2026 event ran 336 players from 55 countries for a record $20 million-plus purse. The audience is the point: 94% of the 2024 tournament's spectators were out-of-town visitors, 145,860 unique people who stayed an average of 3.18 days and generated an $852 million economic impact on the valley. They are affluent, health-conscious, and on their feet between sessions. Indian Wells itself reports a median household income near $163,000. That is the recovery-wear buyer, walking El Paseo and the resort blocks with hours to kill.

· 04 · Why pole stickers, and why not a sponsorship

Why pole stickers, and why not a sponsorship.

The street is open. A recovery brand does not need the umpire's chair; it needs the corridor the sore, affluent crowd walks back to the hotel. Pole stickers own that corridor at a fraction of a sponsorship.

The legal frame in California is strict and worth respecting. California Penal Code §556.1 makes it a misdemeanor to place an advertising sign on property without the owner's consent, and the state's Outdoor Advertising Act, enforced by Caltrans, regulates displays visible from highways. We run on consented commercial poles and surfaces, off the state highway right-of-way, with the consent documented. Reach the audience, not a citation.

· 05 · How it played

How it played.

Desert conditions are their own test: heat and sun punish cheap adhesive and laminate, so the run used a UV-rated stock built to hold through a two-week March fortnight without curling. The QR turned each pole into a takeaway the crowd could act on later, from a hotel room, after the matches.

· 06 · Proof

Proof.

The deliverable is the located record and the corridor map, not an impressions estimate. What we stand behind is the placement and the timing: a Djokovic-backed recovery brand, on the streets of the desert, in the two weeks its exact audience filled the valley.

· 07 · What it tells us

A tournament you cannot sponsor, you can still surround.

The crowd does not live inside the stadium; it spends most of its time on the corridors around it, at its most receptive to a recovery brand when its legs are tired and its days are open. Owning the street near a major event is the cheapest way to reach a captive, high-value, out-of-town audience, and it asks no one's permission but the property owner's.

· 08 · Common questions

Is pole-sticker advertising legal in California?

It depends on the surface and the consent. California Penal Code §556.1 makes posting an advertising sign on property without the owner's permission a misdemeanor, and §556 covers public property. The state Outdoor Advertising Act, enforced by Caltrans, governs displays visible from highways. We run on consented commercial poles off the highway right-of-way, with the consent documented per placement.

Do you need a permit for pole stickers?

You need the property or pole owner's consent, and you need to stay clear of the Caltrans highway right-of-way, where displays trigger the Outdoor Advertising Act. There is no blanket city permit for commercial pole stickers. The compliance document is the owner's authorization, secured and logged before a sticker goes up.

How do you reach an event audience without sponsoring the event?

You work the corridors the audience walks. For the BNP Paribas Open the run covered the Highway 111 resort corridors through Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Palm Desert and La Quinta, where the crowd spends its non-match hours. A QR on every sticker turns that corridor into a takeaway a visitor can act on later from the hotel.

How long do pull-tab stickers last in desert heat?

Weeks, when the stock is right. This run used a UV-rated laminate specced to hold through a two-week March fortnight without curling, because heat and sun punish cheap adhesive within days. We spec to the climate and to the length of the window, so a desert fortnight and a winter run do not get the same material.

What does a pole-sticker run start at?

We publish our floors instead of hiding them. Snipes and stickers start at $3,000, with the rest of the per-discipline floors on the pricing page. Volume, market count and turnaround move the number from there, and expedited work runs 80 to 150 percent above standard. Send the brief and we scope it inside 24 to 48 hours.

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Campaign documented by Beyond Street Media. Coachella Valley field execution and on-day photo documentation by the BSM crew. Brand, tournament, and legal context sourced and linked inline. March 2026.

Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 4 of 38).
Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 5 of 38).
Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 6 of 38).
Install log · Incrediwear·Single market·15d campaign·38 photos on file
· Install log · Documented

26 additional installs.

Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 7 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 8 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 9 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 10 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 11 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 12 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 13 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 14 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 15 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 16 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 17 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 18 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 19 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 20 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 21 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 22 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 23 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 24 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 25 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 26 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 27 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 28 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 29 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 30 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 31 of 38).
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Incrediwear pull-tab QR pole sticker in the Coachella Valley during the BNP Paribas Open, documented street install, by Beyond Street Media (photo 32 of 38).
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