Digital OOH Advertising in Russia

Digital out-of-home screens with dayparted creative and live campaign reporting.

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Digital out-of-home advertising in Hong Kong: a night-time screen shows Lionel Messi holding a Mastercard above the Sogo store.
Dior logo.
BMW logo.
McDonald's logo.
Montblanc logo.
Land Rover logo.
Amazon logo.
Samsung logo.
Sephora logo.
stc logo.
Domino's logo.
Tumi logo.
Samsonite logo.
Isabel Marant logo.
Binance logo.
Jimmy Choo logo.

Screens that respond to the moment, in every environment that matters.

Digital OOH is outdoor's most flexible surface. You can change creative by daypart, weather or product launch, run a campaign nationwide from a single dashboard, and measure delivery live against agreed targets.

We plan digital OOH across roadside billboards, airport terminals, mall networks and immigration halls, so your creative can meet an audience at the right hour with the right message. Every plan is transparent on share of voice, spot length and delivered impressions.

Format Specifications

Digital out-of-home is booked by screen, share of voice and spot length. These are the sizes and environments we plan against.

Typical sizes
Roadside LED from about 10m x 5m to 20m x 10m, plus portrait and landscape panels in malls and airports
Locations
Arterial roads, airport terminals, malls, immigration halls and landmark corridors
Coverage
A flagship screen or a network buy, usually on 1 to 4 week flights, with longer holds on premium sites
Best for
Launches, dayparted messages and campaigns that need to change creative during the flight

One Team. Every Step. No Friction

We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.

Digital OOH Formats Availablein Russia

We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.

Images below are for illustrative purposes only. They are not specific to one location.

  • Digital billboard advertising: a curved red Vodafone screen wraps a city building and reads Now with double the network coverage, above traffic at dusk.

    Digital Billboards

    Roadside LED screens on the busiest arterial routes and city gateways. Share-of-voice controlled, dayparted, and easy to update mid-campaign for launches, tactical moments or dynamic creative.

    Digital billboard advertising in Russia suits a brand that needs a serious roadside site and more than one message. Dayparts, offers and flight dates can all run on the same screen, with share of voice agreed before it goes live.

  • Digital out-of-home advertising in a mall atrium: a cube screen shows a perfume bottle bursting through a circular frame.

    3D Anamorphic Screens

    Curved-corner LED sites engineered to make anamorphic creative jump off the wall. These are the sites that get shared before anyone drives past them, and the ones that anchor a launch's PR moment.

    3D anamorphic screen advertising in Russia is a launch format. The creative is built for that wall, and the site is scarce enough that a well-timed booking becomes the picture people send on from the pavement.

  • Programmatic screen advertising: JCDecaux column screens in a concourse show a purple banana advert in Norwegian, a hand pointing at the fruit, beside shops and a departures board.

    Programmatic Screens

    Digital inventory bought through DSPs and private marketplaces, planned by audience, location and moment. Reach across airport, roadside and retail networks from one buying interface with live delivery reporting.

    Programmatic screen advertising in Russia puts digital out-of-home on the same plan as the rest of a digital buy: audience, place and time, with delivery you can read while the campaign is live.

  • Mall digital screen advertising: a hanging screen beside a Matalan sign shows four portraits for Preston College, with the line Enrolling now and preston.ac.uk.

    Mall Digital Screens

    LED networks running across atriums, escalator banks, food courts and mall entrances. High-frequency exposure to audiences who are already in a spending mindset.

    Mall digital screen advertising in Russia follows the shopping trip, from the door to the atrium to the food court. Dayparts let a morning message give way to an evening one on the same loop.

  • Atrium screen advertising: a tall pink screen in a departures hall shows Emporio Armani Power of You, the new fragrance, beside a hanging Domestic Departures sign.

    Atrium Screens

    Large-format hanging or column-wrapped screens in the middle of the mall. Long dwell times, uninterrupted sightlines and the sort of scale that makes an ordinary visit feel like an event.

    Atrium screen advertising in Russia uses dwell. Shoppers look up, sit and walk the same space, so a large screen in the volume of the mall is seen for longer than a corridor panel.

  • Digital underground advertising: a row of eufy by Anker screens lines the wall beside an escalator.

    Escalator Screens

    Stacked digital panels running the length of the escalator, so shoppers move through the creative rather than past it. High dwell, closed sightline, and a captive moment for brand messaging.

    Escalator screen advertising in Russia has a closed sightline. The ride is long enough for a product story, so the format can carry detail as well as a brand mark.

  • Digital entrance advertising: two men in white thobes walk past Lexus RX screens at a glass door.

    Entrance Screens

    Digital LED at the front door of the mall or retail centre. The first thing shoppers see, engineered for pace-of-visit messaging and category-adjacent product launches.

    Entrance screen advertising in Russia takes the first impression of the visit. It suits seasonal launches and any message that needs to be in place before the shopper is inside.

  • Airport advertising at baggage reclaim: Louis Vuitton column adverts stand by belts numbered 14 and 13.

    Baggage Reclaim Screens

    Digital screens above and around baggage carousels. Audiences are captive, dwell time is high, and the environment is where the first hour of every trip is decided.

    Baggage reclaim screen advertising in Russia reaches people who are standing still. Inbound dwell at the belt is one of the longer captive moments in a journey, which is why travel, hospitality and premium brands use it.

  • In-flight advertising: a cabin screen shows a Lays Developers skyline advert beside a drink and snacks.

    In-Flight Advertising

    Digital and print placements inside the cabin, from seatback screens to on-board magazines. A rare, uninterrupted moment with a captive premium audience.

    In-flight advertising in Russia holds a premium audience for the length of the flight. Seatback and cabin media give luxury, finance and destination brands time to tell a story, not just show a mark.

  • Airport advertising at arrivals: a Marriott Bonvoy screen hangs above the Terminal 1 immigration gates.

    Immigration Screens

    Digital panels along the immigration and passport control approach. A calm, well-lit environment where messaging lands cleanly against a highly-engaged inbound audience.

    Immigration screen advertising in Russia meets arrivals when the hall is calm and the audience is reading. It suits destination, finance and premium messages that need a moment of attention.

Out-of-home advertising in Russia

Why Should You Advertise Out of Home in Russia

Build visibility across Russia with outdoor advertising in Moscow and St Petersburg. From Tverskaya Street and Novy Arbat in Moscow to Nevsky Prospekt in St Petersburg, we plan campaigns across landmark billboards, digital screens, transport networks and airport media, connecting brands with residents, commuters and visitors in the country's busiest cities.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is outdoor advertising on a screen. Roadside LED, mall networks, airport screens and in-flight seatbacks all sit in this buy. The creative can be swapped, dayparted and shared with other advertisers on the same loop. Tell us the markets and we will shortlist screens.

There is no single rate. A landmark screen is often booked by the day or the week. A network is usually bought on share of voice over a set number of weeks, or on a CPM when the buy is programmatic. Share the dates and the budget and we will price the screens.

Yes. On most networks a new file can be playing within 24 hours. We traffic it and check it, whether the change is for every market on the plan or only one.

Most screens take HD or 4K, in spots of 10 to 15 seconds. Resolution, ratio, safe zones and file type go on the plan, so the work is built once and sent out clean.

On roads, in malls, in airports, at transport hubs and on street-level networks. Airports skew towards business and international travel. Malls skew towards shoppers. Roadside is broad reach. Tell us the audience and we will match the environment.

With proof of play, impressions from audience-measurement partners, and lift studies for brand or footfall if you want them. You get a report while the campaign is up, and another when it ends.

Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialists will build the plan and manage the campaign from briefing through to delivery.

Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.

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