Brilliant and dazzling, a single glance lasts ten thousand years
Area: BeijingType: MetroFormat: Internal charter carFrequency: 0
Full dead-angle-free coverage from vehicle roof to ground creates an all-dimensional immersive brand space. Combinations of all display formats enable three-dimensional presentation, support executable themed creativity, and serve as a mobile brand business card with outstanding recognizability. Omnichannel touchpoint penetration deeply captures the minds of high-value passenger groups.
Area: BeijingType: MetroFormat: Internal charter carFrequency: 0
Luxury Chartered Vehicle Package (Positions A/B/C + Roof Stickers + Seat Stickers). Combinations of multiple formats create layered visual effects and enhance the premium brand image. Ideal for brand image upgrades and mid-to-high-end new product launches. It delivers a full 360° all-round visual coverage with no blind spots, filling the visual gaps at the top and close-range viewing areas, and greatly boosting the immersive experience.
High-definition and seamless, fully embodying luxury and prestige
Area: BeijingType: MetroFormat: Internal charter carFrequency: 0
The average subway passenger spends nearly half an hour on their ride, which gives in-car media the longest viewing duration. Full-train wrap advertisements are equivalent to "mobile outdoor print magazines". Passengers have ample time to learn about brand information in full and in detail, making this the optimal media format for thorough reading.
Passengers spend an average of 4 to 7 minutes lingering while transferring or walking through transit passages. This slow, short-distance movement eliminates the shortcoming of fleeting ad glances, delivering high-frequency, long-duration and repeated immersive exposure. Such media achieves far stronger brand recall than transit ads on platforms where passengers pass by rapidly.
As an important transportation hub connecting multiple lines, this station can accurately accommodate a large volume of two-way transfer passengers. Passengers tend to stay for a relatively long time in transfer corridors and station halls, with frequent visual exposure, making it ideal for building brand image and delivering in-depth information.
The station hall is the core staying area for passengers to undergo security checks, purchase tickets, wait for trains and transfer lines. The average passenger stay time exceeds 90 seconds. Audiences can fully receive brand information by viewing the screen at a close horizontal line of sight, and high-frequency daily repeated exposure greatly improves users' brand memory.
The enclosed pedestrian underpass boasts a clean environment free from harsh outdoor glare. With a steady passage dwell time of 2 to 4 minutes, brand messages can be fully read and leave a deep impression, delivering far superior exposure reach compared to conventional metro advertising media.
The light box is located at the core of the main traffic line on the north wall of the station hall, serving as a high-visibility vantage point that all passengers must pass through for inbound trips, outbound trips and two-way transfers. Unobstructed by columns, turnstiles or signage facilities, it delivers mandatory exposure covering all passenger routes with no blind spots.