Megacom
Megacom, also called the mini unipole, is a compact single-column billboard built for city streets rather than open highways. It sits beside arterial roads and at junctions where traffic slows, queues at signals and passes shopfronts, givin...
Service overview
Megacom, also called the mini unipole, is a compact single-column billboard built for city streets rather than open highways. It sits beside arterial roads and at junctions where traffic slows, queues at signals and passes shopfronts, giving drivers and passengers a few extra seconds to read your offer.
Because the format is smaller than a full unipole, it is practical for repeating a message at several points along one corridor. Al Masa prints the faces in-house, installs them with our own crews, and keeps them clean and lit, so a multi-location run looks consistent from one site to the next.
Why advertisers choose it
Placement at signalised junctions means drivers and passengers often face the panel while stationary, so longer messages still get read.
A compact footprint fits districts and corridors where a full-size highway structure would be impractical.
Several faces along one commuter route repeat your message at intervals, building recall through familiarity.
One team handles printing, mounting and lighting upkeep, so every face in the run keeps the same colour and finish.
Where it works best
- 01 Supermarkets and restaurant chains reaching nearby residents on their daily route
- 02 Clinics, schools and gyms promoting enrolment within a local catchment
- 03 Retail brands guiding drivers to a mall or showroom at the next junction
- 04 Seasonal offers and weekend events that need frequent repetition across a city
From brief to live campaign
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Corridor and junction mapping
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02
Face size confirmation
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Multi-site print run
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Fit-out and light check
What is the difference between Megacom and a unipole?
Megacom is the compact, mini unipole format, built for city corridors and junctions where traffic moves slower. A full unipole stands taller and is read from far down a highway. Choose Megacom for repeated local exposure and a unipole for long-range brand presence.
Can I book several Megacom faces along one route?
Yes. Placing a set of faces along one corridor repeats your message as people travel, and Al Masa prints every face from the same files so colour and finish match. Tell us the districts you want to reach and we will propose a route-based selection.
How much text should a Megacom design carry?
Because traffic slows at junctions, you can add a little more than on a highway banner: a headline, a product image, a logo and one line of detail such as a date or location. Keep it uncluttered, and avoid long web addresses that cannot be read in one glance.
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