Street
-level-poster: a rear-illuminated unit consisting of two-or four-sided advertising
faces, such as transit shelters and blocks or columns with advertising faces.
Mall poster
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Transit advertising
: all demographics (mainly adults)
Interior:
Transit posters: print advertisements contained in rack above the windows of
transit vehicles.
Door cards: located beside the doors of subway cars or light rapid transit
commuter trains.
Station posters: located on platforms at entrances and exits of subway and LRT
systems.
station domination: one advertiser purchases all advertising inventory available
in a subway station
External:
King poster: overrides poster attached on the side of a bus
Seventy poster: small poster usually affixed to the side or back of a bus
Full wrap: ad in the form of a vinyl covering that covers both sides and the back
of the vehicle
Bus mural: ads in the form of a vinyl covering that appears on one side of the
vehicle
Bus back: vinyl wrap ad that appears on the back end of a vehicle
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Other forms
: washroom advertising, elevator ads, arena and stadium ads, cinema advertising.
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