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What does outdoor advertising include?
1. Wall advertising: Advertisements drawn on the walls of buildings, often found on urban streets and rural roads.
2. Enclosure advertisements: Advertisements placed on enclosure facilities such as construction sites, usually used to promote projects under construction or to block construction areas.
3. Large-scale advertising on the building: Large-scale advertising boards installed on the exterior walls of buildings have a high exposure rate due to their height and prominent position.
4. LED display advertising: Video or image advertising played through LED screens is common in bustling business districts, traffic arteries, etc.
5. Light box advertising: An advertising form that uses a light box as a carrier and a light source inside. It can emit light at night and has a good visual effect.
6. Road flag advertising: Advertising flags hung on both sides of the road or at intersections, used for road guidance and publicity.
7. Bulletin board advertisements: Set up in bulletin boards in communities and public places to display various information.
8. Bus stop sign advertising: Advertisements placed on bus stop signs can be accessed by passengers while waiting for the bus.
9. Car body advertising: Advertisements painted on the exterior of the vehicle can be full or partially covered. They are highly mobile and can achieve good publicity effects.
10. Sunshade advertising: sunshade facilities with advertising patterns set up in public places, commercial streets, etc.
11. Anti-aircraft artillery advertisements: Set up at high places such as highways and main urban roads, with high visibility.
12. Cross-bridge advertising: Advertising boards placed on bridges often attract the attention of a large number of passing vehicles and pedestrians due to their superior location.
Outdoor advertising has become an important means of corporate promotion due to its unique visual impact, long-term release time, and high urban coverage.
2. Enclosure advertisements: Advertisements placed on enclosure facilities such as construction sites, usually used to promote projects under construction or to block construction areas.
3. Large-scale advertising on the building: Large-scale advertising boards installed on the exterior walls of buildings have a high exposure rate due to their height and prominent position.
4. LED display advertising: Video or image advertising played through LED screens is common in bustling business districts, traffic arteries, etc.
5. Light box advertising: An advertising form that uses a light box as a carrier and a light source inside. It can emit light at night and has a good visual effect.
6. Road flag advertising: Advertising flags hung on both sides of the road or at intersections, used for road guidance and publicity.
7. Bulletin board advertisements: Set up in bulletin boards in communities and public places to display various information.
8. Bus stop sign advertising: Advertisements placed on bus stop signs can be accessed by passengers while waiting for the bus.
9. Car body advertising: Advertisements painted on the exterior of the vehicle can be full or partially covered. They are highly mobile and can achieve good publicity effects.
10. Sunshade advertising: sunshade facilities with advertising patterns set up in public places, commercial streets, etc.
11. Anti-aircraft artillery advertisements: Set up at high places such as highways and main urban roads, with high visibility.
12. Cross-bridge advertising: Advertising boards placed on bridges often attract the attention of a large number of passing vehicles and pedestrians due to their superior location.
Outdoor advertising has become an important means of corporate promotion due to its unique visual impact, long-term release time, and high urban coverage.