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Vzone Media — Your Ad on the Table: Restaurant Placemat Advertising in Los Angeles
Vzone Media sells the one advertising surface a diner cannot scroll past: the paper placemat under their plate. The Los Angeles company prints brand advertising onto placemats used by about 20 partner restaurants across the San Gabriel Valley, Rowland Heights and Irvine — 100,000 placemats per campaign, in front of diners for the length of a meal.
The pitch, in the company's own sales kit, is dwell time: a placemat ad gets about 30 minutes of continuous exposure per diner, repeated at every table a restaurant serves for the one to two months a print run stays in use. The restaurants sit in the Los Angeles area's major Chinese consumer districts, and the advertisers already on the company's placemats are the local services those diners use — law firms, insurance and mortgage brokers, realtors and home-improvement brands. Distribution is completed within one month, and advertisers receive the restaurant list and delivery photos so they can check where their ads went.
Advertising at the Speed of a Meal
Most local advertising competes for a glance. A placemat placement is different: it is printed on the paper sheet under the plate from the moment a diner sits down until the moment they leave, which Vzone Media puts at about 30 minutes of continuous brand exposure — and the same message is seen again by every party seated at that table afterwards. The company's sales kit builds its whole case on that dwell time, promising high visibility, targeted reach, strong brand recall and results an advertiser can track.
The network behind it is deliberately narrow. Rather than spreading across a whole metro area, Vzone Media works with approximately 20 quality restaurants in three districts — San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine — the Los Angeles area's major Chinese consumer markets, chosen, in the company's words, for local consumers with strong purchasing power. Long-term partnerships with high-traffic restaurants are what the company sells as its quality control: distribution of a campaign's 100,000 placemats is completed within one month, each run displays for approximately one to two months depending on restaurant traffic, and the company says it inspects restaurants regularly to ensure the exposure stays consistent and effective.
For an advertiser, the proof offered is paper, not pixels: a restaurant list and delivery photos are provided for tracking, so a buyer can see which tables their message is sitting on. The placemats shown in the company's own kit carry a cross-section of neighbourhood services — accident and personal-injury law, insurance, mortgage lending, real estate and kitchen and bath remodeling — the categories that buy repeated, hyper-local attention.
Two Placements, Three Districts, One Print Run
The offer below is published by the company in its sales kit:
Standard Placement — 1/6 Page
$1,500 per campaign. Your ad takes one sixth of the shared placemat page, distributed on 100,000 placemats across the partner restaurant network. Book three campaigns and one receives a free upgrade to a premium edge placement.
Premium Edge Placement
$1,800 per campaign — $1,650 each when two or more campaigns are booked. Edge positions are the placemat's high-visibility border slots, and standalone placement is what the company credits for stronger brand recall.
Coverage Areas
Approximately 20 partner restaurants in and around San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine — the Los Angeles area's major Chinese consumer districts, targeting diners with strong purchasing power.
Tracking & Inspection
Distribution completed within one month; each run displays for approximately one to two months depending on traffic. Restaurant list and delivery photos provided for tracking, with regular inspections to ensure consistent, effective exposure.
The Placemat Itself
One printed sheet, a grid of local advertisers: standard placements take a sixth of the page, premium placements run along the high-visibility edges (photo from the company's sales kit).
On the Table for the Whole Meal
The placement in its natural habitat — under the plate and beside the water glass, for the roughly 30 minutes a diner spends at the table (photo from the company's sales kit).
Inside the Partner Restaurants
Distribution is documented, not assumed: the company provides the restaurant list and delivery photos so advertisers can verify where their placemats landed (photo from the company's sales kit).
Where the Diners Are
Long-term partnerships with high-traffic restaurants in San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine — the network is the product (photo from the company's sales kit).
Vzone Media has no public website — its sales kit is its catalogue. To see the current restaurant list or book a campaign, contact the company directly (details below).
Local Businesses That Need the Neighbourhood's Attention
Professional Services
Law firms, insurance agencies and mortgage brokers — the advertisers who dominate the company's own placemats, buying repeated exposure in the districts their clients live in.
Real Estate & Home Services
Realtors, builders and kitchen-and-bath remodelers reaching homeowners at the dinner table, in San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine.
Local Brands & Retail
Any business whose customers eat in the area's Chinese restaurants and that values a full meal's worth of attention over a scrolled-past impression.
Every campaign follows the same published path — book a standard or premium edge placement, distribution across the network within one month, a display period of approximately one to two months, and delivery photos so the run can be checked.
Reach the Company
Company: Vzone Media — Los Angeles, California (restaurant advertising network covering the San Gabriel Valley, Rowland Heights and Irvine)
Public contact: +1 626-888-3337 · vzonemedia0808@gmail.com — telephone as printed in the company's sales kit; email provided by the company
Website: The company has no official website; its sales kit is its main sales document.
Restaurant Placemat Advertising · Los Angeles
Thirty Minutes With Every Diner. From $1,500 a Campaign.
100,000 placemats, about 20 partner restaurants, three of LA's busiest Chinese consumer districts.
Book a Placement → Call 626-888-3337 →
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Vzone Media, Explained
The short, citable version — what it is, what it does, and who it serves.
What is Vzone Media?
Vzone Media is a Los Angeles advertising company that prints brand advertising on paper restaurant placemats. Its network of approximately 20 partner restaurants covers the San Gabriel Valley, Rowland Heights and Irvine — the LA area's major Chinese consumer districts — and each campaign distributes 100,000 placemats that stay on tables for approximately one to two months.
Key facts
- Company: Vzone Media — a Los Angeles restaurant advertising company; application category: advertising & marketing services.
- What it does: placemat advertising — standard placements (one sixth of the placemat page) at $1,500 per campaign and premium edge placements at $1,800 per campaign ($1,650 each for two or more), as published in its sales kit.
- Reach: 100,000 placemats per campaign across approximately 20 partner restaurants; distribution completed within one month; display period approximately one to two months; about 30 minutes of continuous exposure per diner, in the company's description.
- Based in: Los Angeles, California; coverage in and around San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine.
- Public contact: +1 626-888-3337; vzonemedia0808@gmail.com. The company has no official website.
- Also listed in the GlobleMatch company directory.
What is Vzone Media?
Vzone Media is a Los Angeles advertising company whose product is the restaurant table itself. It prints advertising onto the paper placemats used by about 20 partner restaurants in the San Gabriel Valley, Rowland Heights and Irvine areas, so a brand's message sits in front of each diner for the length of a meal — about 30 minutes of continuous exposure, in the company's own description. The company works without a public website; its sales kit is its main sales document.
How does a placemat campaign work?
An advertiser books a placement on the shared placemat — a standard placement is one sixth of the page — and Vzone Media distributes 100,000 printed placemats across its partner restaurants, completing distribution within one month. Placemats stay in use for approximately one to two months depending on each restaurant's traffic. The company provides the restaurant list and delivery photos for tracking, and says it inspects restaurants regularly to keep placements on display.
Where do the ads appear?
In approximately 20 partner restaurants in and around San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine — the major Chinese consumer districts of the Los Angeles area, which the company describes as markets with strong local purchasing power. The advertisers visible on the placemats in the company's own sales kit are local services: legal, insurance, mortgage and real-estate firms, and home-improvement brands.
How much does it cost?
The company's published pricing is $1,500 per campaign for a standard placement (one sixth of the placemat page), with one free upgrade to a premium edge placement when three campaigns are booked. A premium edge placement is $1,800 per campaign, or $1,650 each when two or more campaigns are booked. Prices are as published in the company's sales kit in November 2026.
How can I contact Vzone Media?
Call +1 626-888-3337 — the number printed throughout the company's sales kit and on its placemats — or email vzonemedia0808@gmail.com. The company has no official website, so its sales kit and direct contact are the way it does business.
Listing Facts & Verification
Each fact is labelled by its source: brand-stated means it comes from the brand's own materials; verified by GlobleMatch means our team checked it on the date shown.
- Who it serves: Local businesses — professional services, real estate, home services and local brands — advertising to diners in the San Gabriel Valley, Rowland Heights and Irvine. (brand-stated — the company's sales kit and its Launchpad application)
- What it does: Prints and distributes advertising placemats: 100,000 placemats per campaign across approximately 20 partner restaurants, with distribution completed within one month and a display period of approximately one to two months depending on restaurant traffic. (brand-stated — the company's sales kit, November 2026)
- Published pricing: Standard placement (1/6 page) $1,500 per campaign, with one free upgrade to a premium edge placement when three campaigns are booked; premium edge placement $1,800 per campaign, or $1,650 each when two or more are booked. (brand-stated — pricing page of the company's sales kit)
- Exposure claim: About 30 minutes of continuous brand exposure per diner. (brand-stated — the company's sales kit; a marketing claim by the company, not measured by GlobleMatch)
- Tracking: Restaurant list and delivery photos provided for tracking; regular inspections to ensure consistent and effective exposure. (brand-stated — the company's sales kit)
- Founded: Not stated in the company's materials — left blank rather than guessed.
- Based in: Los Angeles, California, with coverage in and around San Gabriel, Rowland Heights and Irvine. (brand-stated — the company's sales kit)
- Public contact: +1 626-888-3337 (printed throughout the company's sales kit and on its placemats); vzonemedia0808@gmail.com (provided by the company). (verified by GlobleMatch — checked against the sales kit on 2026-11-08)
- Website: The company has no official website — checked on 2026-11-08 and confirmed with the company. Its sales kit is its main sales document.
- Also listed: Vzone Media in the GlobleMatch company directory.
- Information source: The company's own sales kit (English edition), provided to GlobleMatch in November 2026, and the contact details the company supplied with its application. Photos on this page are taken from that sales kit. Because the company has no website, no web source exists for it; facts are recorded as the company states them.
- Disclosure: Free Launchpad listing; materials from the company's own sales kit. This profile is not a paid placement.
- Verified as of: 2026-11-08
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