Located around the northwestern region of Kuala Lumpur, Kepong is one of the suburbs located in the outer ring of the country’s capital.
Known to be one of the busiest and most commercial suburbs here, Kepong is home to many residential areas, commercial and entertainment outlets, shopping malls, hypermarkets and such.
This is mainly because Kepong is situated not far from the city center in which it is about 15 minutes away by car.
Kepong can be reached by several major highways like the Middle-Ring Road 2 which bypasses the entire city stretch as well as the Jalan Kuching main road while it is connected via the LDP (Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong) as well.
The main road in Kepong is Jalan Kepong Besar while there are many other sub-areas around the township. In this vicinity, there are many billboards which are freestanding and enacted on Unipoles.
These billboards are mainly found in busy junctions and traffic lights while they are commonly seen on the roundabouts as well.
Meanwhile, there are digital panels on lampposts that provide dynamic advertising options located along main roads in Kepong and some on overhead bridges.
The traffic flow around Kepong is known to be one of the busiest particularly during the rush hours. Jalan Kepong Besar and Jalan Jambu are among the ones which record the highest traffic during these times and during the weekends.
Demand for ad spaces in Kepong range from medium to high which depends largely on the location and the type of media.
Billboards are the most popular outdoor medium here because they appeal to those stuck in the traffic jams.
Meanwhile, other outdoor media like bus and taxi stands are very effective for commuters on these transport modes which makes them extremely demanded by advertisers and brand owners.
This Jalan Kuching site is positioned towards Selayang and Rawang before the Lebuhraya Selayang-Kepong junction. It reaches north Kuala Lumpur traffic and motorists moving between the city, Selayang, Rawang and Kepong, making it useful for...
MRR2 Kepong OHB Billboard The two-sided OHB billboard at Seksyen 5.9 on MRR2 sits near Shell, Petronas and Kepong Metropolitan Lake Garden Park. Panel A faces movement between Sri Damansara, Kepong, Batu Caves and Jalan...
Traffic moving along MRR2 toward Kepong, FRIM, Bandar Sri Damansara and Selayang includes a wide mix of residential, recreational, industrial and commuter users. This overhead bridge site reaches drivers approaching several recognised northern Klang Valley...
Drivers from LDP and Bandar Sri Damansara toward Selayang and Kuala Lumpur city centre pass through a busy MRR2 section near Taman Perdana Kepong. The overhead bridge position is useful because it reaches vehicles before...
Kepong Freestanding Billboard at Selayang-Kepong Interchange The freestanding billboard at the Selayang-Kepong Interchange sits along Selayang-Kepong Highway, connecting Selayang Township and Kepong. This is a practical commuter route with residential, retail and work-related traffic moving...
The Bulatan Mergastua Kepong Baru freestanding billboard sits in a busy roundabout environment, with approximately 3.5 million traffic per month. The site gives brands a strong local read among Kepong drivers, residents, shop users and...
This DOOH location on Jalan Kepong reaches a busy northern Kuala Lumpur retail and residential market near Aeon Metro Prima and Aeon Big Kepong. It is practical for everyday consumer advertising. DOOH on Jalan Kepong...
The DOOH screen at the intersection of Jalan Kepong and Jalan Metro Prima sits in front of AEON Mall Metro Prima. This is a practical retail and neighbourhood traffic point, reaching shoppers, families, residents, students...
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LDP IKEA Side A KM4.9 for Retail-Destination Traffic LDP Highway IKEA Side A at KM4.9 is a 60×40 feet high-impact twinpole face positioned within the Mutiara Damansara and Bandar Utama retail belt. It benefits from...
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LDP IKEA Side B KM4.9 for Returning Damansara Traffic LDP Highway IKEA Side B at KM4.9 gives brands a 60×40 feet high-impact twinpole face toward traffic moving through the Mutiara Damansara, TTDI and Bandar Utama...
Kepong Out MRR2 Side A Overhead Billboard The Side A overhead billboard on Lebuhraya Selayang-Kepong faces traffic heading out toward MRR2, Kepong and Batu Caves. Nearby points of interest include Petronas, Metropolitan Park and Secret...
The LDP after Sri Damansara toll OHB gives brands exposure toward Bandar Sri Damansara, Kepong and Sungai Buloh, supported by approximately 7.28 million traffic per month. The site is useful for advertisers that want repeated...
Plaza Mont Kiara DOOH for Premium Neighbourhood Reach Plaza Mont Kiara gives brands a DOOH opportunity in one of Kuala Lumpur’s most affluent neighbourhood clusters, connected to Jalan Kiara, Mont Kiara, Sri Hartamas and Kepong...
The MRR2 site near the Taman Bukit Maluri exit in Kepong gives advertisers exposure along a major ring road serving northern Kuala Lumpur. This DOOH placement reaches motorists heading through Kepong, Selayang, Batu Caves and...
The MRR2 Ampang to Batu Caves unipole gives brands exposure on a busy cross-city route used by drivers moving toward Batu Caves, Kepong and north KL. No monthly traffic figure is listed, but the corridor...
Jalan Kepong Senheng Unipole This unipole billboard along Jalan Kepong beside Senheng reaches a dense retail and residential corridor. Nearby landmarks such as AEON, AEON Big, Maybank, OCBC and KFC add strong commercial context. The...
The Jalan Kepong Aeon Mall Metro Prima unipole gives brands a large-format retail landmark read with approximately 3.479 million traffic per month. The site is useful for advertisers targeting shoppers, residents, commuters and service users...
The Sri Damansara outbound minipole toward Sungai Buloh, Kepong and Damansara Damai gives advertisers the reverse read near 8trium Building. With about 670,000 traffic per month, it works for campaigns that want local repetition from...
The Sri Damansara 8trium minipole faces movement from Sungai Buloh, Kepong and Damansara Damai into Sri Damansara. With approximately 670,000 traffic per month, it gives brands a local read near an office and commercial landmark...
The MRR2 Kepong two-sided vertical unipole covers movement in and out of Selayang, with approximately 4.95 million traffic per month. This highway-neighbourhood connector is useful for brands that want scale while still speaking to Kepong,...
