Exterior wall light box billboard wall hanging
本文目录一览
- I、What does outdoor advertising include?
- II、What types of outdoor advertising are there?
- III、What is the name of the publicity board hanging on the wall?
There are many types of outdoor advertising. The following is a detailed introduction to each form:
1. Neon light advertising:
This kind of advertising uses bent neon tubes. into the desired text or pattern, emitting colorful light. Through the dynamic control of flashing, the visual effect is enhanced, especially at night, and its electronic form of advertising effect is particularly significant.
2. Single-column advertising:
Single-column billboards are placed on specially designed support columns. Common forms include column-type T-type or P-type. These billboards are usually located on highways, traffic arteries and other places, facing highly concentrated traffic and people.
3. Spotlight advertising:
This kind of advertising is equipped with surrounding spotlights, which makes the billboard look particularly beautiful at night, with excellent lighting effect and clear visibility of advertising information.
4. Large light box advertising:
During the day, large light boxes are placed on building exterior walls, rooftops, platforms or other advertising spaces. At night, the lighting of the light boxes becomes the highlight of their advertising effects. Although the lighting effect of light box advertisements is good, maintenance is more complicated than spotlight billboards, and the lamps used are replaced more frequently.
5. Hanging advertisements:
This type of advertisement is placed on telephone poles on both sides of the road. It can be in the form of a light box or a road flag or other advertising form. The information dissemination of hanging advertisements is direct and widespre ad, but the advertising space is relatively small.
1. Neon light advertising:
This kind of advertising uses bent neon tubes. into the desired text or pattern, emitting colorful light. Through the dynamic control of flashing, the visual effect is enhanced, especially at night, and its electronic form of advertising effect is particularly significant.
2. Single-column advertising:
Single-column billboards are placed on specially designed support columns. Common forms include column-type T-type or P-type. These billboards are usually located on highways, traffic arteries and other places, facing highly concentrated traffic and people.
3. Spotlight advertising:
This kind of advertising is equipped with surrounding spotlights, which makes the billboard look particularly beautiful at night, with excellent lighting effect and clear visibility of advertising information.
4. Large light box advertising:
During the day, large light boxes are placed on building exterior walls, rooftops, platforms or other advertising spaces. At night, the lighting of the light boxes becomes the highlight of their advertising effects. Although the lighting effect of light box advertisements is good, maintenance is more complicated than spotlight billboards, and the lamps used are replaced more frequently.
5. Hanging advertisements:
This type of advertisement is placed on telephone poles on both sides of the road. It can be in the form of a light box or a road flag or other advertising form. The information dissemination of hanging advertisements is direct and widespre ad, but the advertising space is relatively small.
[By building]
Spotlight billboards: billboards equipped with spotlights or other lighting equipment, which have good lighting effects at night. Can clearly display advertising information.
Neon billboards: Neon tubes are bent into text or patterns, colorful, and can be electronically controlled to increase dynamic effects and have strong visual impact at night.
Single-pillar billboards: billboards set up on special support columns. They are often found beside highways and face dense traffic and people.
Large-scale light box billboards: placed on the exterior walls, roofs or podiums of buildings. They serve as colorful advertisements during the day and light up at night to become internally lit light boxes.
[By location]
Wharf advertising: billboards set up within the wharf, including big signs inside and outside the station, and light cloths on the bridges, etc.
Bus shelter billboards: outdoor media installed in bus shelters, with light boxes as the main form of expre ssion, mainly targeting mass consumer products.
Subway advertising: Advertisements set up within the subway range come in various forms and are characterized by concentrated flow of people and high attention.
Bus advertising: Use buses as mobile media to display advertisements through full-body painting and banner hanging boards.
Airport advertising: billboards set up around and inside the airport. The target audience is higher-level passengers.
Train station advertisements: Advertisements set up within the railway station, with passengers coming and going as the main target group.
Venue advertising: Advertising placed around stadiums or large gathering venues to deliver information through live audiences and television broadcasts.
Inflatable shaped advertisements: used for product promotion and publicity, with unique shapes, bright colors and strong visual impact.
Road sign advertising: signage at public facilities or store locations, and space can be reserved for advertising promotion.
[By road]
Sidewalk billboards: billboards set up on both sides of the sidewalk so that pedestrians can clearly see the advertising information.
Telephone booth billboards: Set up in densely populated areas or public places, where there is a high chance of contact with passers-by. They need to be kept clean and advertising effective.
Advertisement in the newspaper column: Advertising positions are opened in the newspaper column, which have the same properties as sidewalk advertisements.
Hanging advertisements: placed in front of hotels and on telephone poles on both sides of the highway, in the form of light box advertisements, road flags, etc.
Road flag advertising: Hang on lampposts on both sides of the street to create an event atmosphere and expand the exposure of corporate logos and event themes.
[Other single media]
Wall advertising: Outdoor advertising posted on the exterior wall of a building, using the wall to post large posters, calligraphy and paintings, etc.
Three-sided advertising: One of the more expensive outdoor advertising devices, it displays different advertising images through the rotation of three-sided prisms.
Unlit billboards: Billboards without lighting equipment are gradually being eliminated with the development of outdoor media forms.
Electronic screen advertising: a novel outdoor advertising media that displays changing graphics and text through computer control.
[Advantages of outdoor advertising]
1. High arrival rate
2. Strong selectivity
3. Strong visual impact
4. Rich forms of expre ssion
5. Simple content
6. Long release period
7. Low cost per thousand people
8. More acceptable
Spotlight billboards: billboards equipped with spotlights or other lighting equipment, which have good lighting effects at night. Can clearly display advertising information.
Neon billboards: Neon tubes are bent into text or patterns, colorful, and can be electronically controlled to increase dynamic effects and have strong visual impact at night.
Single-pillar billboards: billboards set up on special support columns. They are often found beside highways and face dense traffic and people.
Large-scale light box billboards: placed on the exterior walls, roofs or podiums of buildings. They serve as colorful advertisements during the day and light up at night to become internally lit light boxes.
[By location]
Wharf advertising: billboards set up within the wharf, including big signs inside and outside the station, and light cloths on the bridges, etc.
Bus shelter billboards: outdoor media installed in bus shelters, with light boxes as the main form of expre ssion, mainly targeting mass consumer products.
Subway advertising: Advertisements set up within the subway range come in various forms and are characterized by concentrated flow of people and high attention.
Bus advertising: Use buses as mobile media to display advertisements through full-body painting and banner hanging boards.
Airport advertising: billboards set up around and inside the airport. The target audience is higher-level passengers.
Train station advertisements: Advertisements set up within the railway station, with passengers coming and going as the main target group.
Venue advertising: Advertising placed around stadiums or large gathering venues to deliver information through live audiences and television broadcasts.
Inflatable shaped advertisements: used for product promotion and publicity, with unique shapes, bright colors and strong visual impact.
Road sign advertising: signage at public facilities or store locations, and space can be reserved for advertising promotion.
[By road]
Sidewalk billboards: billboards set up on both sides of the sidewalk so that pedestrians can clearly see the advertising information.
Telephone booth billboards: Set up in densely populated areas or public places, where there is a high chance of contact with passers-by. They need to be kept clean and advertising effective.
Advertisement in the newspaper column: Advertising positions are opened in the newspaper column, which have the same properties as sidewalk advertisements.
Hanging advertisements: placed in front of hotels and on telephone poles on both sides of the highway, in the form of light box advertisements, road flags, etc.
Road flag advertising: Hang on lampposts on both sides of the street to create an event atmosphere and expand the exposure of corporate logos and event themes.
[Other single media]
Wall advertising: Outdoor advertising posted on the exterior wall of a building, using the wall to post large posters, calligraphy and paintings, etc.
Three-sided advertising: One of the more expensive outdoor advertising devices, it displays different advertising images through the rotation of three-sided prisms.
Unlit billboards: Billboards without lighting equipment are gradually being eliminated with the development of outdoor media forms.
Electronic screen advertising: a novel outdoor advertising media that displays changing graphics and text through computer control.
[Advantages of outdoor advertising]
1. High arrival rate
2. Strong selectivity
3. Strong visual impact
4. Rich forms of expre ssion
5. Simple content
6. Long release period
7. Low cost per thousand people
8. More acceptable
There are various names. For example, if it is a whole wall, it is called an image wall. If it is just a board, it is called a LOGO board.
The big and long billboards hanging on the wall in the subway aisles are called light box advertisements.
1. The sign hanging at the door of the company is called a sign.
2. In principle, the city’s party, government and mass organizations at all levels and public institutions with independent legal person status should hang signs. There are three types of signs: strip signs, square signs, and house signs.
The indoor wall-mounted billboards with only text messages and logos in the glass are called LED billboards.
It is a new type of electronic light box that can be written with a special pen. The price is reasonable and the effect is particularly good for indoor use.
The big and long billboards hanging on the wall in the subway aisles are called light box advertisements.
1. The sign hanging at the door of the company is called a sign.
2. In principle, the city’s party, government and mass organizations at all levels and public institutions with independent legal person status should hang signs. There are three types of signs: strip signs, square signs, and house signs.
The indoor wall-mounted billboards with only text messages and logos in the glass are called LED billboards.
It is a new type of electronic light box that can be written with a special pen. The price is reasonable and the effect is particularly good for indoor use.