STOMPer adsthatwork is impressed by the creativity of these advertisements that have been placed in such a way to cleverly use buildings to get their message across.
The STOMPer says:
"These huge ads probably cost a bomb, but they really catch your attention.
"Some of them are incredibly realistic.
"I'm still trying to figure out how they did the 'boy pushing part of the building' ad. It's advertising milk powder. Pretty clever right?
"They can be a powerful tool to market your product or service.
"Besides being on twenty-four hours, seven days a week, ads on buildings also target a specific audience according to location.
"Too bad Singapore's market is too small to justify the huge costs of these kind of adverts, they're pretty awesome."
The STOMPer says:
"These huge ads probably cost a bomb, but they really catch your attention.
"Some of them are incredibly realistic.
"I'm still trying to figure out how they did the 'boy pushing part of the building' ad. It's advertising milk powder. Pretty clever right?
"They can be a powerful tool to market your product or service.
"Besides being on twenty-four hours, seven days a week, ads on buildings also target a specific audience according to location.
"Too bad Singapore's market is too small to justify the huge costs of these kind of adverts, they're pretty awesome."
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