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Passengers stay on the stairs for 20–40 seconds, looking at the screen up close. In an enclosed underground environment with minimal outside distractions and low phone attention diversion, the media reaches effectively over 98%, covering the core prime media areas for young high-net-worth individuals in southwest Shanghai.

The station is located in the main transfer corridor at People's Square for lines 1, 2, and 8, which is the highest level S-grade hub of the Shanghai Metro. The station handles an average daily passenger flow of over 1.01 million. All passengers transferring across lines have to go through the whole corridor, with no detours or separate channels, and the walls on both sides are fully covered within passengers' sight for the entire way.

The top-of-escalator light boxes are positioned right above all the up and down escalators throughout the station. They’re a must-see visual point for passengers entering, exiting, or transferring, with no obstructions or detours, covering 100% of the station’s foot traffic.

The media outlet is located at Exit A of Baotong Temple Station on Metro Line 2, serving as the only exclusive underground passage leading directly to Wushang Dream Times. With no forks or diverging paths, all consumers taking the metro to Dream Times must pass through this spot, enabling full coverage and zero loss of passenger flow.

Positioned at the top facade of subway entrance escalators/stairs, this high-exposure, high-reach core media covers the main commuting, residential, and business traffic areas of Shenyang's central city, providing a prime location for brands to capture the first visual touchpoint of the city's mainstream traffic.

Located at the core position of the escalator lintel at Entrance A of East Central Street, it is the only route passengers must take to enter and exit the station. When riding the escalator, people naturally lift their heads to look straight ahead, with an unobstructed view and no detour blind spots, achieving full coverage with mandatory visual contact and very high memory retention.

Located at Entrance A of Huaiyuan Gate, it is the main access point connecting the old town area with the commercial district. Passengers must pass through the escalator area to enter and exit the station. The lightbox at the top of the escalator is within the natural line of sight of passengers, ensuring high advertising reach with no visual obstructions.

The stair signs are installed on one side of the stairs and escalators at all entrances and exits of subway lines 9 and 10. They are the only mandatory passage for passengers entering and exiting the stations. The line of sight when going up and down the stairs naturally falls straight ahead, making it unavoidable, forcing close-range viewing, and resulting in very high exposure conversion rates.