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Outdoor, hoardings & unipoles

Outdoor advertising.
Make your mark.

Plan hoardings, billboards and unipoles around the routes, catchments and destinations that matter. Compare individual sites rather than buying a vague promise of city-wide visibility.

Outdoor billboard concept beside a miniature road and building
DESIGN CONCEPT / OUTDOORVisual notes
Planning roleRoute visibility
Audience contextCommuters and local catchments
Booking scopeSites, dimensions and duration
THE FORMATS

Choose how your brand shows up.

FORMAT 01

Hoardings & billboards

Large-format static displays with a site-by-site view of location, orientation and dimensions.

FORMAT 02

Unipole advertising

Elevated displays evaluated against the approach road, viewing direction and surrounding obstructions.

FORMAT 03

Illuminated formats

Explore available front-lit or backlit sites and confirm operating hours and maintenance terms.

FORMAT 04

Local outdoor combinations

Combine a shortlisted outdoor site with residential, retail or cinema touchpoints where relevant.

Make the placement relevant.

A site is more than its size. Viewing direction, the surrounding visual clutter, approach speed, nearby turns and the relationship to your business all influence the creative and selection. Ask to review recent photographs before approving a booking.

What we confirm before booking.

  • Define the roads and destinations relevant to the campaign.
  • Review location photographs, dimensions and viewing direction.
  • Confirm site rights, necessary permissions and display terms.
  • Separate media rental, printing, mounting and illumination charges.

What shapes the quote?

Quotes vary by site, display size, demand, lighting and duration. Production, mounting, taxes and any additional charges should be explicit. A commercial quote is not a substitute for site-owner consent or any applicable approvals.

Request a current quotation

Know what proof to expect.

A useful handover includes the confirmed site schedule, creative version and installation photographs. Inspection and damage-replacement arrangements should be stated in the booking.

Understand campaign execution
THE BUYER'S CHECKLIST

Compare the scope.
Not just the headline price.

A site is more than a pin on a map. Its facing direction, sightline, lighting and usable display area determine what the advertiser is actually buying.

Buying detailWhat a useful proposal should confirm
Site and faceUnique site/face ID, address or coordinates, road approach, viewing direction and current photographs.
Display conditionUsable width/height, material, illumination and lighting hours where relevant; inspect obstructions and competing visual clutter.
Period and authorityDate-wise availability, supplier authority and required approvals. Owner permission and other required permissions are separate checks.
Production scopeArtwork adaptation, printing, transport, mounting, structure-related scope and removal; specify what is excluded.
Maintenance and remediesDamage inspections, light failures, replacement time, blocked visibility and approved alternatives if the site becomes unavailable.
EvidenceInstallation and close-out photographs tied to the face ID. Traffic or audience estimates require a named methodology and date.
THE QUESTION TO START WITH

Which face, which direction, which size, what period and what is included beyond the media rental?

A large road traffic estimate should not be presented as a count of people who actually saw the advertisement.

BEFORE WE BEGIN

Good questions.
Clear answers.

A little clarity now makes for a better campaign later.

Ask your question
Can I request hoardings on a particular road?

Yes. Share the road or landmark. We check available options and provide a shortlist rather than claiming every location is available.

Does a quote include printing?

The proposal states whether printing, mounting and removal are included or separately charged.

Are permissions automatically included?

No assumption should be made. Site rights and required approvals must be checked and documented for the selected placement.

EXPLORE THE MEDIA MIX

A connected plan, not isolated placements.

All media formats
LET'S MAKE A PLAN

A good campaign starts with a useful brief.

Tell us where, who and what you want to achieve. We will take it from there.

DIZITTAL / FORMAT EXPLORER
Media concept illustration
DESIGNED TO EXPLAIN THE FORMAT

Media concept

This is an illustrative mockup, not a completed campaign or a currently bookable site. Dimensions, placement and availability are confirmed for your proposal.

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