For local businesses
Advertising in the rooms members already use.
A padel club is a small, regular audience. Several hundred people visit a few times a month, stand at reception, and sit in the bar afterwards. Your advertisement appears on a screen in those rooms during opening hours.
The audience
People who already come back.
Padel players tend to visit several times a month. They stand at reception and they sit in the bar afterwards. The screen is in those rooms, during opening hours.
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Which clubs
Which clubs
Only clubs on the Interlink Digital network, listed on this domain. See the directory. Site-specific campaigns are available and priced above the entry rate. The standard buy is an audience in an area; if a venue leaves we move you to an equivalent club nearby.
What you receive
What you receive
15 seconds in a 3-minute loop, about 20 plays an hour, during venue opening hours. Dedicated adverts are full-screen 9:16 portrait. Shared adverts retain 16:9 proportions and appear as one of two landscape panels stacked on the portrait totem. 4 creative changes a year are included. We can design the first advertisement for a separate fee. Slot and loop length are the working specification with the first sites.
Price
Price
From £1,495 + VAT a year. Twelve months, or twenty-four with 20% off year two. Instalments are available without interest. You have 14 days after signing to cancel in writing for a full refund. Packages and payment. The order form opens once we already have your email.
What the fee covers
Display time, in a known room, in front of a regular audience. Enquiries and sales depend on the offer you put on the screen.
Categories we decline
Categories we decline
Adult content; tobacco, vaping and nicotine; weapons; political campaigns; religious proselytisation; high-cost short-term credit, debt management or claims management; cryptocurrency and speculative investments; and anything unlawful or that disparages a venue or its members. Venues can add further exclusions. Gambling, alcohol and a short list of sensitive categories need the venue’s agreement first.