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| Area：International | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：67 |
| Address：Seoul Gangnam Jump Milano Building | Format：large screen | Duration：30s |
| Location：Seoul Gangnam Jump Milano Building | Min Qty：1 | |
| Size：11.24米*19.98米 | Min Period：week |
The large screen is one of the most prominent outdoor media in Gangnam District, Seoul, reaching an average of one million people daily. The nearby bus stops see over 50,000 visitors, and vehicle traffic exceeds 190,000, making it a prime advertising spot in the busiest commercial area of Seoul. It not only offers exceptional exposure but also, due to its unique location, serves as an excellent platform for brands to establish emotional connections with consumers. It is not only a daily passage for business commuters but also an important window for tourists exploring Seoul's fashion culture.From high-end fashion brands to technology companies, all regard it as a golden spot for strategic brand placement, naturally integrating brand messages into city life so that advertising is no longer intrusive. The large screen shines on the bustling streets of Gangnam, illuminating not just the city but also the emotional bond between brands and consumers. It becomes part of the city's culture—not just an advertising spot, but a piece of urban life, a brilliant chapter co-written by brands and consumers.Among numerous outdoor media options, the outdoor screen on Jump Milano Building stands out with its unique advantages, becoming the preferred choice for strategic brand placement. Every moment displayed on the screen creates a unique memory between the brand and consumers. When brands naturally integrate into city life, true value is realized. Gangnam District is renowned for luxury shopping centers, nightlife venues, and international brand stores, attracting dense daily foot traffic, making it ideal for high-exposure advertising.Thanks to its prime location in Gangnam, dense foot traffic, and technological potential, it has become a premium medium for brands aiming to capture the high-end market in Korea. The screen operates throughout peak consumer hours, ensuring very high advertising exposure efficiency.
The commercial real estate in this area commands high rents, and the screen's active display time covers peak consumption periods throughout the day. It is mainly used for brand commercial advertising, targeting international luxury brands and local high-end consumer enterprises. Leveraging its prime location in the Gangnam district and upscale commercial environment, it offers strong brand communication value, making it suitable for advertisers aiming for a high-net-worth audience.With its golden location, high traffic exposure, and stable technical configuration, it has become an important player in South Korea's outdoor media market. Its advantages lie not only in the efficiency of commercial communication but also in its dual value as an urban landscape and cultural symbol. Known as the Manhattan of Seoul, the Jump Milano building screen, with its scale and visual impact, has become a hotspot for both tourists and local residents.Gangnam Station serves as a transfer hub for Seoul Subway Line 2, the Bundang Line, and the Shinbundang Line, connecting with long-distance bus terminals and the airport railway to form a multi-level transportation network of metro, bus, and rail. The screen is located on the fifth-floor exterior facing the main exit of Gangnam Station, making it an unavoidable visual focal point for commuters and tourists. It is adjacent to Exit 11 of Gangnam Station, situated on the main thoroughfare, Gangnam-daero, with a daily pedestrian flow of up to one million people. The surrounding area hosts high-end commercial complexes such as COEX Mall and Galleria Department Store, as well as multinational corporate headquarters including Samsung and Lotte, creating a high-density gathering of consumers and business crowds. It is especially suitable for promoting high-end categories such as luxury goods, automobiles, and electronics.
