The ARTISTSHOP Company, Inc. Advertising Design Agency

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3, the country’s premiere airport terminal, is the recipient of the Philippine’s latest advertising technology – the eARTISTSHOPglobal MOTION DISPLAY ad system.

As part of of the Manila International Airport Authority’s PR Campaign: NAIA. We go the extra Smile!, TBPI/ARTISTSHOP, as its Agency On Record, activated very recently its initial phase of its proprietary display system in key locations around the sprawling terminal airport primarily used by Cebu Pacific for both its domestic and international flights.

By supporting this PR Campaign developed by TBPI/ARTISTSHOP for MIAA, you as a sponsor can take advantage of this rare opportunity of being 1st in T3. Imagine the prestige and the media mileage this PR Campaign has to offer.

But then again, why imagine when your chance to be in T3 is here, right now. Call us.

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Not to be outdone, the Makati CLEAN & GREEN FoodStalls set outside the Makati Central Business District also activated the latest Hot Loops advertising campaign.

Recognizing advertising and marketing potential of going beyond the traditional work district, campaign has been expanded to J. P. Rizal, Rockwell Estrella and Pasong Tamo areas.

Now we can say that Makati City really is into the loop!

So just like Hot Loops and its campaign: “One Day It Will Rain Donuts and I’ll Be There”, your products and services can be in THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN (327) locations in and around Makati. More importantly, they are as prime as it can get.

These are actually Out-Of-Home Advertising BILLBOARDS in a most regulated area. You have to agree that once in Makati, advertising does not come easy or none at all.

Once in a while, cinema advertising would pop up as an advertiser in the many OOH LightBox advertising sites in the pedestrian underpasses of Makati.

These underpasses serve as connecting walkways of Salcedo and Legaspi Villages of Makati’s Central Business District. Thousands of office workers, visitors and guests use these passage ways under Ayala Avenue every working day and even weekends. A very good venue for promoting a movie considering that these passersby are the very target viewers and market.

However, why settle for underground viewing when volume and media mileage are limited? Why not go above ground? Where every one can see once in the CBD of Makati?

Also, why settle for a short exposure period only when underpasses are open?

See those stalls above ground spread all around the CBD? That’s ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN (127) ad opportunities awaiting for your cinema ads every time! Bigger in size. Wider media mileage and higher eyeball/impact. And yes, short-term contracts accepted! The market you are running after in the underpasses will be the same people who will see those ad decals + a lot other more!

So, why go underground when you can go above ground in advertising?