132,000 SCDOT-verified daily commuters
Two-sided digital bulletin — NE and SW facing
Charleston DMA — Daniel Island to Cainhoy Peninsula

Digital ads get skipped. Social posts get buried. Display ads get blocked. Out-of-home advertising doesn't have any of those problems.
It exists in the physical world — in the daily commute, in the peripheral vision of people who can't opt out.
And when OOH is paired with a digital campaign, everything performs better — search volume increases, social engagement rises, conversion rates improve. It doesn't replace what you're already buying for your clients. It amplifies it.
Clements Ferry Road is not a typical billboard location. It sits at the intersection of where Charleston has been and where it's going.
To the south, Daniel Island — one of the most affluent planned communities in South Carolina, with a median household income well above the regional average and a dense population of educated, homeowning professionals.
To the north, the Cainhoy Peninsula — home to Point Hope, a 9,000-acre master-planned development that will add thousands of new residents, businesses, and daily commuters to this corridor over the next decade.
This corridor has attracted the attention of a regional OOH operator who has placed competing inventory within viewing distance. When experienced media companies invest in adjacent locations, it confirms what the traffic data already shows — this road is premium.
For your clients, this means one thing: the audience on this road today is already valuable, and it is getting more valuable every year.












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