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Digital screens inside metro coaches
Your message travels with the audience. Explore a network of in-coach LCD screens and a scheduled video campaign. Discuss the current train and screen coverage, how your airtime is distributed and which delivery summary you will receive. Confirm the network for your dates before finalising creative.
- In-coach digital screen advertising.
- A short video adapted to the agreed display specification.
- An agreed campaign calendar and reporting schedule.
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Explore the inside-coach screen format
See how the train-screen option fits a clear, short campaign message.
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Start with the station and the audience
The busiest-looking station is not automatically the best fit. Think about where customers live, work, study or change their journey. A nearby showroom, an education service and a broad brand launch may need quite different placements. Compare the walking route and the actual advertising surface as well as the station name.
- Station branding in agreed spaces.
- Pillar or viaduct placements along selected routes.
- Train-branding options, subject to the relevant approvals.
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Match the artwork to the viewing distance
A commuter walking past a panel reads differently from someone seeing a pillar from a vehicle. Keep the main message clear and leave breathing room around the brand. A design can be attractive on a laptop and surprisingly hard to read on a moving journey. Review a placement mock-up before approving production.
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Leave room for the real production process
Physical branding takes coordination. The surface, artwork, printing, permissions and installation all affect the schedule. Ask what is included in your proposal and when each approval is needed. Treat a proposed start date as confirmed only once the placement and necessary approvals are agreed.
- A station or route shortlist.
- Format-specific artwork and production requirements.
- Installation scope and an agreed photo-report plan.
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Connect the commute with the next touchpoint
A relevant roadside screen or a digital campaign can carry the same idea beyond the station. Start with one clear message across the mix. Additional channels should have a job, whether that is helping people recognise the brand or giving interested customers somewhere useful to go next.
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A simpler way to start
Tell us who you want to reach, where and when. Bring any existing artwork. We will discuss suitable locations, creative requirements and reporting, then confirm the scope in a written proposal you can review.
A CLEARER NEXT STEP
Questions worth asking
Can I advertise on screens inside Dhaka Metro Rail trains?+
Yes. Call to discuss in-coach digital screen advertising. We will check the current network, dates, creative specification and campaign schedule for your brief.
What metro advertising formats can I discuss?+
Ask about station branding, selected pillar and viaduct placements, and train branding. Availability and permitted use depend on the exact placement and approval process.
Does Dhaka AD control every metro advertising space?+
No such claim is made here. We prepare options and confirm placement availability and required approvals for your brief before a booking is agreed.
How far ahead should I start?+
Start the discussion as early as practical, particularly when printing or installation is involved. The proposal should identify production steps and approval deadlines rather than promise a universal launch time.
How do I check the installation?+
Agree a photo report that identifies the location and installed work. Ask which views and completion details will be included so you know what to expect.
THE NEXT STEP IS YOURS
Make the next decision a clearer one.
Bring your audience, preferred area and dates. We will help you discuss the options and the information needed for a written plan.
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