Bus Ads
Step into the spotlight of the advertising arena with bus ads in Manila – your gateway to reaching millions of potential customers in the heart of the Philippines. In a city teeming with life and movement, buses serve not only as vital transportation arteries but also as powerful platforms for brand promotion. With their expansive reach and prominent presence on Manila’s bustling streets, bus ads offer unparalleled visibility and impact for companies looking to elevate their brand. Whether you’re unveiling a new product, announcing a special promotion, or simply seeking to increase brand recognition, advertising on buses ensures your message travels far and wide, captivating audiences across the city. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make a lasting impression. Join the ranks of successful brands leveraging the dynamic power of bus ads to drive engagement, loyalty, and growth in Manila’s thriving market.
Bus Advertising types
Bus Ads’ approximate rates in Manila
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| Ad Type | 1 month | 3 months | 6 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-EDSA Bus Rear 10 Units | ₱135,000 | ₱405,000 | ₱750,000 |
| Carousel Bus Rear 10 Units | ₱145,000 | ₱435,000 | ₱840,000 |
| Axel to Axel 10 Units | ₱135,000 | ₱405,000 | ₱780,000 |
| Headrest 10 Units | ₱110,000 | ₱330,000 | |
| Bus Wrap Ads 20 Units | ₱600,000 | ₱1,800,000 |
Bus Routes
| EDSA Carousel Bus |
|---|
| Monumento – Balagtas |
| Monumento – PITX |
| Monumento – VGC |
| North EDSA – Fairview |
| Quezon Ave. – Angat |
| Quezon Ave. – EDSA Taft |
| Quezon Ave. – Montalban |
| Cubao – Montalban |
| Cubao – Antipolo |
| Cubao – Doroteo Jose |
| Gilmore – Taytay |
| Kalengton – Pasig |
| Buendia – BGC |
| Ayala – Alabang |
| Ayala – Binan |
| Ayala – FTI Complex |
| Monumento – EDSA Taft |
| PITX – Naia Loop |
| North EDSA – BGC |
| Monumento – Meycauyan |
| Monumento – SJDM |
| Monumento – Angat |
| PITX – Sucat |
| PITX – Alabang |
| BGC – Alabang |
| PITX – NAIC |
| PITX – Trece Martires |
| PITX – Dasmarinas |
| PITX – General Mariano Alvarez |
| PITX – Cavite City |
| PITX – Balibago |
| SM Tungko Bulacan – NIAIA |
| Montallban – Ayala |
| Antipolo – McKinley Hill via C-6 |
| Ayala – Southwoods Mall Transport Terminal |
| Alabang – Naic via Governor’s Drive |
| NAIA – Alabang |
| Cubao – Quiapo via Gilmore |
| Alabang – Navotas Via Zapote |
| Valenzuela – Monumento |
| North Edsa – Malolos |
| Sidm – Monumento |
| Calamba – Lawton |
| Calamba – Bgc |
| Balibago – Bgc |
| Pacita – Ayala |
| Indang – Trece |
| Taytay – Quiapo |
| Angono – Quiapo |
| Cainta – Quiapo |
| Regional Buses Routes |
|---|
| Pasay – Batangas |
| Cainta – Quiapo |
| Tarlac – San Fernando |
| Dau – Paniqui |
| Dau – Camiling |
| Dau – San Clemente |
| Cubao – Baguio |
| Manila – Laoag |
| Manila – Candon |
| Manila – Tuguegarao |
| Cubao – Abra |
| Cubao – Bicol |
| Cubao – Sorsogon |
| Pitx – Bicol |
| Pasay – Leyte |
| Tacloban – Calbayog |
| Ormoc – Sogod |
| San Recardo – Allen |
| Cebu – Tuburan Via Toledo City |
| Cebu – Badian Via Carcar/barili |
| Cebu – Dumanjug |
| Cebu – Mantalongon Dalaguete |
| Cebu – Carcar |
| Cebu – Sm Consolacion |
| Pitx – Davao |
| Davao – Malita |
| Davao – New Bataan |
| Davao – Tagum |
| Davao – Monkayo |
| Davao – Butuan |
| Davao – Kidapawan |
| Davao – Digos |
| Laak – Tagum |
| Davao – Arakan |
| Davao – Maragusan |
| Davao – Varuela |
| Tagum – Mati |
| Cdo – Gingoog |
| Cdo – Laguindingan |
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Effectiveness of Bus Ads in Manila
Bus ads in Manila for several reasons offer advertisers a powerful platform to increase brand visibility, engage with their target audience, and drive business growth in one of Asia’s most dynamic and populous cities.
High Population Density:
Manila is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with millions of residents and commuters navigating its streets daily. Bus ads have the potential to reach a vast audience due to the sheer number of people moving through the city.
Heavy Traffic Flow:
Manila is notorious for its traffic congestion, resulting in long commute times for residents. This means that buses, which are a primary mode of transportation for many, spend extended periods on the road. Providing ample exposure for ads to both passengers and pedestrians.
Targeted Advertising:
Bus routes are often strategically planned to pass through key commercial areas, residential neighborhoods, and popular destinations. Advertisers can choose routes that align with their target demographics, ensuring that their ads are seen by the right audience.
Frequency of Exposure:
Buses follow fixed routes and schedules, which means that ads are consistently exposed to commuters and pedestrians along these routes. The repeated exposure over time helps reinforce brand messaging and increases brand recall among the audience.
Visibility and Impact
Bus ads are typically large, eye-catching, and placed at eye level, making them difficult to ignore. Creative design elements and bold visuals can capture the attention of passersby. And leave a lasting impression, boosting brand recognition and awareness.
Cost-effectiveness:
Compared to other forms of advertising, such as television or radio commercials, bus ads offer a cost-effective way to reach a large audience, especially in urban environments like Manila where traditional media can be expensive.
Mobile Advertising:
Buses are constantly on the move, providing exposure to different parts of the city and reaching people who may not encounter static billboards or other forms of outdoor advertising. This mobility enhances the reach and impact of bus ads.
