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We plan iconic site advertising in the United Kingdom, from landmark digital screens and building façades to high-footfall crossings. Pick a site below, or send the brief and we'll come back with the landmarks that fit.
Let's Choose the Right Iconic Sites
Tell us about your campaign, audience and target markets. We'll help you choose the landmark sites that best fit your brand.
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We plan, negotiate, and book outdoor media across 50 iconic sites in 16 countries. From landmark digital and building wraps to airports, transit, and roadside networks, every recommendation is tied to your audience, timing, and creative ambition.
Brand moments and frequency builders across the strongest corridors in every market we run.
Every landmark. One network.
Landmark takeovers that anchor a campaign. Filter by market to see the sites we book there.
3 iconic sites in United Kingdom
Frequently Asked Questions
We book three iconic sites in the United Kingdom: Piccadilly Lights, Oxford Street and Leicester Square. Piccadilly Lights has carried advertising since 1908, and the current LED canvas, 44.6 by 17.5 metres, has stood since 2017. Each is sold as a premium placement. Tell us the city and your dates and we will shortlist what is open.
There is no single rate. The price depends on the format, the length of the booking, your share of voice and how close your dates sit to peak demand. Send us your dates and budget and we will quote options before you commit.
Share the site, your dates, your budget and any creative you already have. We check live availability, confirm specifications and pricing with the media owner, then manage the booking through to go-live. A full brief is typically answered with a proposal within 48 hours.
As early as you can. Landmark sites have limited availability and are often held weeks or months ahead around launches, holidays and major events. Send us your window and we will confirm what is open.
Yes. Most brands book the landmark for the moment, then add roadside, transit, retail or airport media around it for frequency. We can plan both from one brief.
It depends on how the site is sold. A digital landmark is usually a share of a loop or a daypart, so you buy minutes rather than the whole screen. A static site is more often booked for two weeks or a month. We confirm the minimum once we know which inventory is open.
