Birmingham Inner Ring Road LED
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Digital screen Werbung in Birmingham
From£760per week
Median price£1.440per week
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Spaces listed2of 4 in Birmingham
Digital screens across Birmingham
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Digital screens listed in Birmingham
Shapes below are drawn to each surface's real proportions.
Digital screens in Birmingham — Fragen
Was Käufer vor der Buchung einer Werbefläche in dieser Stadt fragen.
How much is digital screen advertising in Birmingham?
2 spaces are listed here, starting at £760 per week with a median of £1.440. That puts Birmingham about 22% below the United Kingdom median for this format.
Which parts of Birmingham have the most inventory?
Owners list most often in Digbeth, Jewellery Quarter, Bullring and Edgbaston. Birmingham clusters on the A38 tunnels approach, around the Bullring and along the Digbeth corridor. It is the cheapest of the three large English markets on Admarket, at roughly 21% below the national median.
How quickly can a campaign go live in Birmingham?
MP4 (H.264), JPG or PNG at the screen's native resolution, 48 hours before the first play. Most screens run silent, so the creative has to work without sound. Once the file clears, the owner confirms the start date and the space is held for you.
Can I see the space before I book?
Every listing carries the exact dimensions, viewing distance and audience figures the owner filed, plus a shape drawn to the surface's real proportions. Message the owner from the listing if you want a current site photo or a visit arranged.
When does the owner get paid?
Digital screen advertising in Birmingham
Prices, districts, lead times and how booking works — written from the 2 spaces listed here today.
What digital screen advertising costs in Birmingham
2 digital screen spaces are listed in Birmingham today, starting at £760 per week against a median of £1,440. That median sits about 22% below the United Kingdom figure for the same format, which is the single most useful number on this page: it tells you whether you are buying a premium market or a value one before you look at a single site.
The gap between the cheapest space here and the median is £680. That range is not noise — it is the difference between a site the owner is trying to fill and a site people ask for by name. Both are on this page, and the listed price is what a buyer pays: commission is charged to the owner, never added at checkout.
Prices on Admarket are the owner's own, published in GBP and settled in GBP. Where your preferred currency differs you will see an approximate conversion for orientation, but the booking is always taken in the currency the space is listed in.
Where the inventory sits in Birmingham
Birmingham clusters on the A38 tunnels approach, around the Bullring and along the Digbeth corridor. It is the cheapest of the three large English markets on Admarket, at roughly 21% below the national median.
Owners here list most often in Digbeth, Jewellery Quarter, Bullring and Edgbaston, with further sites across Solihull and Aston. Those are the district names buyers use when they brief, and the ones worth filtering by — a citywide search returns everything, but a campaign almost always has a catchment in mind.
This format accounts for 50% of the 4 advertising spaces listed in Birmingham across every format. If the number looks small, the other formats on this page are worth a look before you settle — the same audience is often reachable more cheaply in a different medium, and the city page lists them all.