Out-of-home: prices and conditions

Prices and conditions for outdoor advertising
More and more media are being used by increasingly smaller target groups. Under these conditions, the poster remains the only advertising medium that reaches broad sections of the population. Your posters advertise your offer where your target group
We use state-of-the-art selection tools to choose the appropriate poster sites. This ensures many contacts with your target group.
And did you know that in intermedia comparisons, the poster shows the highest return on investment as a base medium or in mixed campaigns? An F12 poster for one week costs between 250 and 1,250 francs per week, depending on the opportunity to see and the quality of the location, and reaches your customers in their daily lives from early morning until late at night.
DOOH advertising offers for organizations and political parties
In times of elections and referendums, outdoor advertising ensures visibility and is predestined for concise slogans.
But non-profit organizations also find a receptive audience for donations from the population through posters.
OOH offers for start-ups and for customers with a small budget
Build reach in a targeted and small-scale manner. This is possible with our offers for start-ups. After all, new business ideas only truly gain traction when the target audience is aware of them.
Outdoor advertising can be used precisely – selectively, locally, regionally, or nationally. Or for a day, a week, seasonally, on specific days, or at certain times. This makes it an interesting communication tool for companies of all sizes.
Individual consultation and full transparency
Cherry-picking is permitted, as you can book each poster site individually. We would be happy to advise you individually to achieve your goals precisely and efficiently, and we can assist you with production.
You will always receive an individually tailored campaign from a first-class range, as well as, of course, proof of the publication or broadcast of your poster campaign.
