4K VIDEOWALL ADVERTISING
Feature your brand or upcoming event on the 25-foot-wide screen at the center of GW’s two-story campus store, with 15-second and 30-second graphics and video advertisements running alongside ultra-high-definition campus imagery and videos. Revolutionary microLED display technology offers visibility on 21st and I Streets, with unparalleled clarity and vibrancy on over 400 square feet of display space. Connect with us, to learn more about Raise High Revs develops high-frequency advertising campaigns for campus and corporate partners to reach students, commuters, and visitors year-round.
GW’s 16,000 square-foot flagship store serves as a landmark that says to the community and visitors, “You have arrived on GW’s campus”. Anchoring the brand new 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue commercial development with a more visible and welcoming storefront, the store’s prominent location at the corner of 21st and I Streets activates the neighborhood, showcases the university brand, and provides students and the Foggy Bottom community a gathering place to find GW branded clothing, GW Revs gear from Adidas, Stanley tumblers, a GW lululemon collection, a wall of hat choices, and a children’s book section complete with GW-themed stuffed animals.
Visible to street-level foot traffic along GW’s “Main Street”, the attention-grabbing 4K videowall offers marketers a unique and impactful platform to utilize the visually stunning and strategically located digital billboard to run high-frequency advertising alongside GW imagery and videos highlighting athletics, campus events, and university content 24 hours a day.
The campus store’s location, bordered by Pennsylvania Avenue and directly across from the University Student Center, helps marketers reach shoppers as well as pedestrians and commuter traffic passing along the I Street corridor. Proximity to the White House, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the State Department, Department of the Interior, GSA, IMF, World Bank, and other federal agencies enables advertisers to target a varied audience from alumni, undergraduates and their families, to 14,000 students pursuing advance degrees, George Washington University Hospital staff and doctors, tourists, and 150,000 commuters to the West End neighborhood — just a three-block walk from both the Foggy Bottom and Farragut North metro stations with Red, Orange, Blue, and Silver line access.