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| Area：International | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：192 |
| Address：G.A. Tower, EDSA Road, Metro Manila | Format：large screen | Duration：10s |
| Location：G.A. Tower, EDSA Road, Metro Manila | Min Qty：1 | |
| Size：85.95米*23.77米 | Min Period：week |
As the largest outdoor LED screen in the Philippines, the GA Tower screen is not only an advertising medium but also a showcase window for Manila's urban image. By presenting stunning visuals of Philippine national culture, city landscapes, and corporate brands, it greatly enhances the area's locational value and has a broad and profound impact on the country's economic and cultural development as well as international exchanges.As the largest outdoor screen in the Philippines, it serves not only as an advertising medium but also as an important symbol of Manila's cultural and economic development. It witnesses the city's transformation from a traditional city to a modern international metropolis and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future urban image and commercial development of the Philippines. Together with nearby Robinsons Forum, MRT stations, SM malls, and other locations, the GA Tower screen forms a powerful commercial advertising matrix, jointly creating Manila's high-end advertising network and providing brands with an efficient and precise communication platform.As an iconic element of Manila's skyline, the GA Tower screen, with its unique advantages, offers brands an unparalleled communication platform. With a daily traffic flow of 680,000 vehicles, it is located on one of the busiest transportation arteries in the Philippines, making it the commercial heart of Manila, often dubbed 'the little New York of Asia.' It reaches a large daily audience of high-end business professionals, tourists, and local premium consumers.As a landmark media platform, it is suitable for international brands looking to enhance their presence in the Southeast Asian market. When combined with social media campaigns, it can generate secondary exposure. Leveraging the high vehicle traffic on EDSA and the surrounding commercial footfall, it can reach commuters, tourists, and local consumers, with an estimated daily effective exposure of hundreds of thousands, providing the tower screen with a high-exposure geographical advantage.
With its hardware strength as Asia's largest outdoor screen, the traffic advantage of a prime location on EDSA, and the cultural attributes of a city landmark, the large screen has become a strategic position for brands to achieve high exposure and strong penetration. For advertisers, its value lies not only in reaching a massive audience but also in building a deep connection between the brand and the city through contextualized content and landmark effects. Whether it is a product launch, event marketing, or long-term brand building, the G.A. Tower large screen is an irreplaceable media choice in the Philippine market.Located in the prime EDSA area, covering Manila's core traffic routes, its exposure effect is superior to secondary commercial districts such as Ortigas and Makati. As a city landmark, its media value is reflected not only in commercial exposure but also in granting brands the endorsement effect of being a city-level partner. Its scale, technology, and location advantages make it a core platform for brand communication.G.A. Tower is a 30-story twin residential tower located at the intersection of EDSA and Boni Avenue in Manila, adjacent to key commercial centers such as SM Megamall and Robinson's Pioneer Mall, and seamlessly connected to Boni Station on MRT Line 3, forming a three-dimensional network of metro and surface transportation. As a landmark building on the main EDSA thoroughfare, its large screen covers over 300,000 vehicles daily as well as dense pedestrian traffic, enjoying a unique geographical advantage.Through the four-dimensional advantages of hardware scale, location, landmark attributes, and technological innovation, it redefines the value boundaries of outdoor media in the Philippines. It is not only a physical carrier for brand exposure, but also a digital window for urban cultural communication, an intelligent terminal for precision marketing, and an efficient platform for public services.
