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Digital shopping-centre screens
Use suitable portrait, landscape or large-format screens for flexible creative delivery.
Shopping-centre and retail advertising
Shopping centre advertising designed around real shopper journeys
Reach people as they arrive, browse, wait, shop and socialise through suitable shopping-centre, mall and retail media opportunities across the UK.
Centres, shopper movement and current media checked against the campaign brief
Close to purchase
Build visibility within active shopping environments
Flexible formats
Compare digital, classic and place-based opportunities
Local + national
Plan around one catchment or a wider centre network
Advertising within the shopping journey
Use retail environments for relevance, repetition and proximity
Shopping centres bring together retail, leisure, food, services and community activity. Advertising can be planned around entrances, walkways, escalators, lifts, food courts, parking routes and other suitable high-attention environments.
DOOH Media compares current opportunities around the audience, catchment, centre mix, campaign dates, creative and budget. Recommendations focus on the role each placement can play rather than treating every retail screen as interchangeable.
Campaign options
Choose shopping-centre media around the shopper journey
Available formats differ by centre, network and media owner. The final mix is confirmed against the locations and dates that matter.
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Entrances, walkways and escalators
Build visibility along high-footfall routes and repeated paths through the centre.
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Lifts, car parks and dwell areas
Reach shoppers in relevant waiting, transition and destination environments where inventory is available.
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Centre and retail networks
Combine selected local centres or a wider network when broader coverage supports the objective.
Budget and buying
What affects shopping centre advertising costs?
Costs vary by centre, catchment, format, screen or panel position, campaign dates, duration, network size and availability. Creative versions and digital delivery requirements can also affect the complete budget.
DOOH Media does not impose a minimum campaign spend, although centre networks and individual products may have their own booking requirements. A focused local plan can be considered alongside broader multi-centre coverage.
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Centre, catchment and shopper profile
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Format, position, screen orientation and dwell time
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Number of centres, dates and campaign duration
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Creative versions, production and digital delivery
From brief to live campaign
A clear process with the important decisions in the right order
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Define the shopper audience
Agree the relevant locations, catchments, dates, objective and available budget.
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Compare current centres
Review suitable centres, networks, formats, availability and booking requirements.
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Adapt the creative
Prepare clear artwork for the selected screen shapes, viewing distances and dwell conditions.
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Book and deliver
Coordinate media, specifications, artwork, trafficking, production and launch.
Useful questions
Shopping centre advertising questions
Can a campaign focus on one shopping centre?
Sometimes, subject to the inventory and booking route available. A single-centre campaign can suit a local catchment, store opening or nearby destination.
Is shopping centre advertising always digital?
No. The mix may include digital screens, classic panels and other place-based formats depending on the centre and current inventory.
Can shopping-centre screens use motion creative?
Some digital networks allow motion while others require static artwork. The confirmed specification and scheduling rules determine what can run.
How much does shopping centre advertising cost?
There is no single rate. Cost depends on the centre, format, position, dates, duration, package and any creative or delivery requirements.
Ready when you are
Plan shopping-centre advertising around the catchments that matter
Share the target audience, locations, dates, objective and budget. DOOH Media will compare suitable current shopping-centre opportunities.
Start a campaign conversation