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As the first visual contact point for passengers from the tarmac to before security, its exposure path runs through the entire process from getting off the shuttle bus — walking passage — to the entry gates, achieving 100% mandatory exposure coverage for all international passengers entering the terminal via shuttle bus.

Directly opposite the exit of the international arrivals baggage hall at Terminal 1, it is the first visual focal point for international passengers leaving the baggage area and entering the arrivals hall. With its prime location along the main flow and immersive display effect, it has become a golden platform in the media matrix for reaching international high-net-worth individuals.

As the first visual contact for travelers arriving in Qingdao, its advertising value far exceeds that of ordinary outdoor displays. Wall media occupies the core area of travelers' vision, forming an unavoidable visual enclosure, ensuring that brand information achieves 100% compulsory exposure to every incoming traveler.

The airport display machine set located here, with its unique placement layout, excellent visual performance, and precise audience reach capability, has established a media communication barrier that is difficult to replicate. It is not only the physical endpoint of travelers' journeys, but also the golden first stop for brand mindshare occupation.

The external corridor bridge is the necessary path for passengers moving from the terminal to the aircraft, and it is also the most enclosed and focused period in the boarding process. It cleverly transforms the entire corridor into an exclusive brand display surface, creating a wrapped visual experience.

The elevator frame advertisements in Nanjing Community, relying on the closed and high-frequency elevator usage scenes in the community, have irreplaceable communication advantages. It is adjacent to Dafen Oil Painting Village, which receives over a million visitors annually, and within a 2-kilometer radius, it is surrounded by a stable flow of residents from middle-class communities totaling a hundred thousand people.

Residents in Henggang Subdistrict, Longgang District, Shenzhen, have a single and fixed daily travel route, passing through it more than four times a day on average, allowing advertising information to be implanted in memory in a high-frequency, repetitive manner, providing a natural and high-quality traffic foundation for community advertising dissemination.

An elevator is an enclosed and narrow space. During the waiting and riding process, passengers on average have 30-60 seconds with no place to hide their eyes. Located in the 'golden sightline area' at the passengers' eye level or slightly upward, it forms a natural visual monopoly ensuring that the advertising information is 100% read.