Media Resources

Located on the Deca Tower along EDSA, in the busiest area along the EDSA route, covering traffic from Pasay, SLEX, and Makati. Close to commercial areas and the city center, with heavy traffic and a super large LED display with wide, unobstructed visibility.

Near Sentinel Residence on EDSA in Metro Manila, there are SM City North EDSA, Greenhills Shopping Center, Rizal Monument, Cubao Church, Smart Araneta Coliseum, and Mandaluyong business district.

The exterior wall of the G.A. Tower on EDSA Highway in the Metro Manila area. EDSA is the main transportation artery connecting the north and south of Manila, running through four key areas: the Quezon City CBD, Ortigas CBD, Makati CBD, and the casino entertainment district.

As one of the top ten shopping centers in the world, capable of accommodating 4 million people daily, it is one of the busiest commercial venues in the Philippines, attracting a large number of local high-end consumers, international tourists, and business professionals. The audience quality is high, and during holidays, foot traffic surges, significantly increasing the exposure of large screen advertisements.

As one of the well-known shopping centers in Manila, Philippines, its exterior large-screen advertisements have become an important outdoor media resource in the area. Located at the iconic Robinsons Place in downtown Manila, it serves as a key platform for commercial advertising in the Philippines.

Located on the Galleria Corporate Center building at the corner of EDSA Ortigas Avenue, southbound vehicles traveling from Quezon City to Pasig and Mandaluyong can see it. It reaches the shopping crowd, office workers in Pasig and Ortigas, as well as university students and parents picking up and dropping off their children at schools.

At the roundabout in front of SM Mall of Asia, the screens will be able to reach drivers who are driving into the Asia shopping center. When SM Mall of Asia was initially built, it was claimed to be the largest mall in all of Asia. Today, it ranks second in the Philippines and is also one of the largest shopping centers in the world, housing most international and local brands.

The large-screen media along EDSA Avenue in Manila generally feature high traffic and high exposure, making them important outdoor advertising locations in the Philippines, especially suitable for brand promotion targeting high-end consumers and international tourists.