Media Resources

Taking advantage of the traffic characteristics of entrance and exit passages, passengers’ line of sight naturally falls on the facade screens while walking. Long passages extend the viewing duration of advertisements. Passengers receive repeated exposures twice when entering and exiting the station, which continuously deepens the audience’s brand memory and effectively improves the efficiency of information reception.

This location features exclusive continuous film advertising resources for the platform. The overall visuals connect seamlessly without fragmentation or messy obstructions. There is minimal interference from competing advertisements within the area, delivering a clean and pure space for brand display.

Leveraging the unique scenario advantages of a three-line interchange hub, passengers spend more time moving and staying within the station compared with ordinary stops. They can continuously receive brand information during long-distance travel. Repeated exposure generated by round-trip transfers effectively boosts brand recall and information penetration.

This media is located in the boarding bridge area on the outer side of the departure level of Terminal 2. It utilizes a large glass curtain wall and employs a customized aviation-grade film technology that is highly transparent, weather-resistant, and UV-resistant. The brand visuals are presented in a semi-transparent, high-quality manner, achieving a subtle yet effective visual communication.

As a subway transfer hub or core station, Hongqi South Road Station covers diversified audiences such as commuters, business people and tourists, and can realize high-frequency communication of brand information

Yingkou Road Station is located at the intersection of Tianjin Metro Line 1 and Line 3, and the average daily passenger flow has remained high for a long time

The U-shaped area wall stickers are distributed in the core area of the passenger circulation line, forming a three-dimensional surround effect through a large area of coherent pictures, combined with bright lighting and creative design, presenting an immersive visual experience similar to the passage of the aquarium

As a necessary passage for passengers to get on and off the bus, the screen door has an advertising attention rate of more than 90%, forming a mandatory reach effect, especially covering high-value audiences such as urban white-collar workers and business people.