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| Area：Wuhan | Type：Outdoors | Frequency：120 |
| Address：No. 744, Zhongshan Avenue, Jianghan District | Format：led | Duration：15s |
| Location：Wuhan Gongmei Gold City | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：8-21o'clock |
| Size：22m(W)×12m(H)=264㎡ | Min Period：week |
No. 744, Zhongshan Avenue, Jianghan District, Wuhan, is a leading gold and jewelry professional market in Central China. At the same time, it’s rooted in the century-old core business district of Jianghan Road, controlling a key traffic hub in the old Hankou city. The location is right next to Exit G of Jianghan Road Station on Metro Line 6, only a 210-meter walk away. Multiple bus and tourist lines pass by, making it not only a must-pass route for the massive foot traffic on Jianghan Road pedestrian street but also the only commercial facade in the area that can reach both pedestrian and main road vehicle traffic. The traffic lights naturally create long-lasting viewing scenes, covering people and vehicles in both directions.
The daily combined foot and vehicle traffic is nearly 800,000. On regular weekdays, stable traffic reaches over 200,000. On weekends and holidays, peak traffic exceeds 600,000–800,000. During May Day, National Day, New Year’s Eve, and wedding seasons, traffic spikes. The audience ranges from young tourists and urban professionals to wedding shoppers, jewelry investors, and visitors from outside Wuhan, covering ages 20–55, making it perfect for advertising across all industry tiers.
Relying on the consumer gathering effect of the Jianghan Road business district, it naturally offers a high-quality platform for premium brand promotion. It captures high-density traffic, mainly young consumers. Within a 1–3 minute walk, there are several major shopping centers like Ocean Department Store, Wangfujing, M+ Shopping Center, and Wanda Department Store. It links Jianghan Road’s historic cultural tourism blocks, combining local consumer traffic with tourist traffic from other areas, making it a dual landmark in Hankou for both business and cultural tourism.
This big screen is a rare landmark outdoor LED on Jianghan Road with both pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Unlike media on pedestrian streets that only capture foot traffic, it also grabs drivers and commuters on Zhongshan Avenue, achieving triple audience coverage: 'shoppers on foot + main road traffic + jewelry professional customers.' LED resources in the Jianghan Road business district are very limited, and this spot uniquely occupies a street-facing corner display at the intersection, with no similar large screens around to split the audience, making ads highly eye-catching and brand exposure very prominent.
This LED screen isn’t just a commercial advertising platform; repeated ad impressions create much stronger brand recall than roadside media. It also serves as a city image showcase. Leveraging Jianghan Road’s location advantage and immersive visual effects, it provides famous brands with a high-exposure platform while blending into the city’s commercial vibe, becoming an iconic spot to show off Wuhan’s business vitality and visual technology.
All big screens inside the pedestrian street only reach foot traffic, missing drivers and commuters. This spot creates an exclusive competitive edge. Waiting at traffic lights naturally extends ad viewing time, and effective reach is far higher than ordinary street media. It’s a key traffic hub for the old Hankou area, connecting Wuguang, Hanzheng Street, and the riverside cultural tourism belt with seamless coverage. Overall, it’s a premium investment choice in Wuhan’s main city outdoor advertising scene, offering stability, growth potential, and strong premium capabilities.
