Freestanding Billboard at Jalan Sultanah Zainab/Jalan Hamzah,
Kota Bharu
Freestanding Billboard at Simpang Empat Jln Kuala Krai/Lebuhraya
Baru Ke Pasir Mas
Freestanding Billboard at Jalan Pengkalan Chepa, Lapangan
Terbang Sultan Ismail Petra
Freestanding Billboard at Simpang 4 Jalan Hamzah Berhadapan KB
Mall
Freestanding Billboard at Simpang 4 Jalan Hamzah Berhadapan KB
Mall
Freestanding Billboard at Persimpangan Jalan Sultanah Zainab /
Jalan Hamzah
Freestanding Billboard at Simpang 4, Jalan Kebun Sultan/Jalan
Wakaf Mek Zainab
Freestanding Billboard at Persimpangan Jalan Bukit Ubi/Jalan
Stadium, Kuantan
View from Jalan Ampang / Jln P. Ramlee heading towards Jln Yap
Kwan Seng / Jln Ampang
This LED screen sits on Jalan Ampang within the KLCC area, facing traffic heading towards Jalan Yap Kwan Seng. At RM35,000 per month, it is the most accessible site in this portfolio.
The view is from Jalan Ampang and Jalan P. Ramlee, catching vehicles moving towards the Jalan Yap Kwan Seng junction. It shares the KLCC catchment with far more expensive inventory.
Traffic through this corridor includes the same corporate and tourist mix that passes the larger KLCC screens. The difference is screen scale, not audience quality.
The loop runs 150 seconds with 15-second spots. Ten slots exist per loop, but two are reserved for the authority, leaving eight available to commercial advertisers.
With two slots held back, your share of the loop is one in eight rather than one in ten. Factor that into any share of voice calculation you present to a client.
The canvas is close to a three-to-two portrait ratio at 1152 by 1824 pixels. It suits vertical product shots, stacked messaging and single-focus creative.
This site carries both a monthly and a daily rate, which makes it flexible for testing DOOH before committing to the larger screens in the same district.
For advertisers new to digital outdoor, a month here costs less than a single day on the Bukit Bintang screens. It is a sensible place to prove the channel before scaling.
The screen sits close to the larger KLCC junction site, which makes a two-screen KLCC package straightforward to build without adding a second vendor relationship.
Ask for the operating certificate and site photography at the end of the flight, the same documentation standard you would apply to any static billboard booking.
Small and mid-sized advertisers, local retail, food and beverage operators, property launches and event promoters all fit this rate band comfortably.
It also suits brands running always-on presence rather than campaign bursts. A twelve-month commitment here costs less than four days on the premium Bukit Bintang inventory.
One administrative note: no site code appears on the source material for this screen. Confirm the reference code with the operator before it goes onto a client rate card or booking order.