Billboards.Worldwide
ATL-1GA
640 Pollard Blvd SW
I-20 at the Downtown Connector, 30312
Vehicles a day165,000
A week980,000
A month4,200,000
The interstate unit, and the highest-volume screen in the Atlanta network.
Billboard advertising in Atlanta
Eight digital screens from the Downtown Connector up through Five Points, the Capitol district and Buckhead.
8screens
1.8Ma week
7.9Ma month
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Pinning our Atlanta screens.
Why this market. Atlanta concentrates its traffic. The Pollard Boulevard screen on the Downtown Connector is the highest-volume unit we sell anywhere, and the Buckhead screen covers the Peachtree retail corridor.
Every Atlanta screen
ATL-2GA
33 Andrew Young Intl Blvd
Convention District, 30303
Vehicles a day14,000
A week83,000
A month357,000
ATL-3GA
240 Peachtree St NW
Peachtree Center, MARTA, 30303
Vehicles a day19,000
A week113,000
A month486,000
Beside a MARTA station, so there is heavy foot traffic on top of the vehicle count.
ATL-4GA
Central Ave SW at MLK Jr Dr SW
Capitol District, 75 MLK Building, 30303
Vehicles a day16,000
A week95,000
A month409,000
ATL-5GA
129 Peachtree St SW
Fairlie-Poplar, Georgia State, 30303
Vehicles a day15,000
A week89,000
A month383,000
ATL-6GA
171 Carnegie Way NW
Centennial Park hotel corridor, 30303
Vehicles a day17,500
A week104,000
A month447,000
ATL-7GA
3 W Paces Ferry Rd NW
Buckhead retail corridor, 30305
Vehicles a day45,000
A week268,000
A month1,150,000
The busiest surface screen in the Atlanta network.
ATL-8GA
150 Walton St
Five Points, Woodruff Park, 30303
Vehicles a day19,500
A week116,000
A month499,000
What it costs in Atlanta
Same published rates in every market. One day on one screen starts at $250; a week of four hours a day is $950.
