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TV advertising in Birmingham
TV across Birmingham
Pan the map, draw a route, or select several sites and book them in one order.
Listed near Birmingham
Nothing in this exact format is live in Birmingham right now — these are the closest spaces on the network.
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Nearby and next door
The areas buyers ask for by name in Birmingham, and the same format in the cities around it.
TV elsewhere in the United Kingdom
Other formats in Birmingham
TV in Birmingham — questions
What buyers ask before booking a space in this city.
How much is TV advertising in Birmingham?
9 spaces are listed here, starting at £1,060 per 2 weeks with a median of £4,740. That puts Birmingham about 21% 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?
ProRes 422 HQ or broadcast-spec MP4, cleared for broadcast at least five working days before the first transmission. 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?
Not when you book. Payment is held until the owner uploads dated, GPS-tagged proof photography and you approve it. If the space is not posted as booked, the money comes back to you.
About advertising in Birmingham
Where the Birmingham inventory concentrates
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.