Outdoor advertising catalog in Marx

Start with who should see the ad. 6×3 m billboards and supersites stand along main roads and are built for drivers. City formats and pillars stand at eye level by stops and crossings, where pedestrians see them. Digital screens show videos in turn with other advertisers.

Filter the Marx catalogue by format, lighting and surface type, and compare the addresses on the map.

Where the owner has published a rate card, the monthly price sits on the face's card, and that is the ceiling: your final price will be lower. It depends on the format, the location, the term and how many addresses the request covers.

Printing and installing the poster are not part of the rate card and are priced separately. A digital screen needs no print: it runs a ready-made video.

A face's page carries a month-by-month calendar; where there is data, it shows whether the face is free. Treat it as a guide: we check availability for your dates before sending a quote, and if a face is taken, we suggest a similar one nearby in Marx.

A screen runs videos in a loop, so the creative and the schedule can change mid-campaign, and there is nothing to print or install. A printed poster carries one creative for the whole term. Short promotions usually go to screens, long brand campaigns to posters. To see only the digital surfaces of Marx, filter the catalogue by type.

Catalogue prices are per month of placement. The start depends on when the chosen faces become free and on the creative: a poster has to be printed and installed, while a screen only needs the video uploaded. Put your preferred dates in the request, and we will check them against availability and suggest the earliest start.