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This media is located in a rare premium spot at the interchange level of entry and exit, directly facing the crowd coming in and out of the station. It ensures high visibility and effective communication, strongly impacting the audience. The wall lightbox at the exit aligns well with passengers' line of sight, allowing them to view the display up close, offering a very high reach and strong visual impact.

The big screen is located along the central axis of the hall, and the waiting seats, ticket-checking routes, and commercial passages are all within view, so passengers see the screen repeatedly throughout. Passengers typically wait for 30–90 minutes, a prime window when they’re tired of their phones and have free attention.

Located opposite the west exit of Zhengzhou East Station, it’s a place that arriving travelers pass through whether they’re taking the subway or parking their private cars. At the same time, it’s next to the entrance for departing passengers, so anyone heading out by subway or car will go through here. It covers 70% of arriving passenger flow and 50% of departing passenger flow.

The crowd entering and exiting the station has full coverage with no visual obstructions, making the view intuitive. It can fully showcase the advertising content, creating a strong visual focus and ensuring that travelers in different locations can see it, achieving efficient exposure before they ride.

The media is mainly placed at the key positions above all A/B ticket gates on the third-floor waiting hall. It's a rare, fully covered digital media resource within the station.

Passengers usually wait for 15–40 minutes. Unlike the fleeting ads in passageways, when passengers sit and wait or line up for tickets, they look at lightboxes repeatedly, making the ads much more memorable and ensuring higher completeness in receiving the station media information.

Located in the main passage of the exit escalator at Beijing North Station, it's the only active line in the station for exit plus subway transfer. Traffic flows one way with no forks, no splits, and no detours, ensuring 100% mandatory exposure to all arriving passengers with zero missed visitors.

The lightbox is located in the central position above the first screen at the West Station. With heavy foot traffic, the three-piece simultaneous display creates a strong visual impact. It reaches 400,000 passengers daily, covering 40% of departures and 50% of arrivals. It's the best and most valuable lightbox spot in Beijing West Station.