M2 Walk

Walk-by impact, measureable results.

M2Walk places your message exactly where people decide: outside shopfronts, at crossings, and along the busiest pedestrian routes. Neat, modern units. Smart, trackable campaigns.

Targeted

Pick specific streets, store categories, or event zones. Day‑part and weather rules available.

Smart

Schedule by site, level, daypart or event; trigger creatives around peak flows.

Neat

High‑resolution displays with dynamic scheduling and remote control.

Typical campaign reach for M2 Walk

Side-walk digital screens positioned in high-footfall pedestrian zones.

15,000+ Weekly walk-bys

2,000+ Daily passers-by

250–400 Daily impressions per ad*

*Estimated based on screen rotation & dwell time

From brief to live in days

1) Define zones

Pick streets, categories, dwell points.

Choose specific walkways and audience clusters near stores, transit, and plazas.

2) Set rules

Days, day-parts, weather, events.

Target rush hours, sunny vs rainy, or event days to maximise relevance.

3) Upload creative

Static, motion, or dynamic QR.

Optimised for 9:16/16:9 screens; include QR or short URL for quick actions.

4) Track & iterate

Play-logs, scans, lift, heatmaps.

See proof-of-play, CTR scans, and location heat to refine placements.

FAQ — M2 Walk

Clear, high-impact media placed at eye-level where decisions happen.

What is M2 Walk?

M2 Walk is our pedestrian-level screen network placed outside shops, at crossings, and in high-footfall walkways — designed to influence decisions moments before purchase.

Where are screens located?

Retail promenades, bus hubs, mall approaches, tourism clusters, and busy pedestrian corridors — curated for dwell time and visibility.

How quickly can we go live?

Campaigns can go live within days on existing units. Creative updates can be published same-day once approved.

Do you handle permits & compliance?

Yes — we manage location permissions, safety, and compliance standards for public-facing placements.

How do you measure results?

Verified play logs, QR/URL engagement, and optional footfall sampling. No personal data collection.