Format · 30-Sheet Posters
The Swiss Army knife of OOH. 30-sheet posters give you billboard-style visibility at a fraction of the cost — perfect for tactical campaigns, neighborhood targeting and saturation buys.
Why this format
The audience, the impact, the math behind why brands choose this format for their campaigns.
Production + install in 5–7 days. The format that responds to opportunities at retail speed.
Buy 20, 50, 100 posters in a market. Dominate a neighborhood without breaking the budget.
Per-poster pricing 60–80% lower than bulletins. Stretch your budget across more impressions.
Posters fit local corridors and side streets — hit the audience near their home, school or store.
Mid-format gives you billboard recall at smaller scale. Big enough to remember, small enough to scale.
Paper or vinyl, multiple sites quickly. Easy to refresh creative mid-campaign.
FAQ
A poster, also called a 30-sheet, is a 12.5×24.5 ft OOH format placed near retail corridors, transit stops and neighborhood thoroughfares. Posters offer local market targeting at lower CPMs than larger bulletin formats.
Posters (12.5×24.5 ft) are smaller and placed closer to street level compared to bulletins (14×48 ft), targeting local pedestrian and vehicular traffic. They are ideal for neighborhood-level campaigns.
BM Outdoor has poster inventory in 800+ markets across all 50 states, from major metros to small and mid-size cities.
The standard buy cycle is 4 weeks. Shorter campaigns may be available on select inventory. Discounts apply for campaigns of 8 weeks or more.
Posters are typically printed on flex-face vinyl or paper-backed panels and applied to the face of the structure. We manage all print production and installation.
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