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Ranihat Fac College Chhak

Ranihat Fac College Chhak , Cuttack, Odisha

Price

₹9,000/month

Unique reach

28k+

Dimensions

20 × 15 ft

Lighting

Non-Lit

Description

Overview

This 20 ft × 15 ft non-lit hoarding is located at Ranihat Fac College Chhak in Cuttack, Odisha. Positioned near an educational institution crossing, it serves a mixed audience of students, faculty, local residents, and commuters traveling through this college-adjacent locality. The hoarding offers cost-effective visibility in a steady-traffic zone with strong community engagement.

Location Highlights

Ranihat is a developing residential and educational locality in Cuttack, Odisha's second-largest city and commercial hub. The hoarding is situated at a college crossing, indicating proximity to educational institutions and their associated ecosystem — hostels, bookshops, eateries, coaching centers, and student housing. Cuttack is well-connected by road and rail, serving as a gateway to coastal Odisha and industrial corridors. The area likely experiences regular daily movement of students, college staff, local shoppers, and auto-rickshaw commuters. While not a major arterial, the crossing benefits from consistent foot and vehicular activity throughout the academic year.

Traffic & Footfall Insights

Approximate estimates suggest the following for the surrounding locality:

  • Estimated Daily Vehicle Traffic: 8,000–18,000 vehicles/day — primarily two-wheelers, auto-rickshaws, cycle-rickshaws, and light vehicles.

  • Estimated Daily Footfall: 3,000–9,000 pedestrians/day — predominantly students, faculty, shopkeepers, and local residents.

  • Peak Activity Periods: 7:30 AM–9:30 AM (morning college hours), 12:00 PM–1:30 PM (lunch break), and 4:00 PM–6:00 PM (evening dispersal).

  • Primary Audience: Students (ages 18–24), teaching staff, families of students, and local middle-income residents.

  • Advertising Potential: Suitable for brands targeting youth, education services, affordable consumer goods, mobile services, and local businesses.

These figures are locality-based estimates and not measured statistics of the hoarding itself.

Hoarding Specifications

  • Dimensions: 20 ft (Width) × 15 ft (Height)

  • Monthly Price: ₹9,000

  • Property Type: Hoarding

  • Lighting: Non-Lit

  • Visibility: Good during daylight hours; moderate positioning at a college crossing

  • Suitable Advertisement Size: Full 20 ft × 15 ft flex or vinyl print

Best Suited For

  • Educational institutions (coaching centers, skill training, online courses)
  • Mobile brands and telecom services
  • Youth-focused FMCG products (snacks, beverages, personal care)
  • Local retail shops and service centers
  • Banking and financial literacy services
  • Healthcare and wellness brands

Why Choose This Hoarding?

  • Located at a college crossing with consistent daily audience engagement
  • Highly cost-effective at ₹9,000/month, ideal for local and regional advertisers
  • Reaches a young, aspirational demographic during formative years
  • Strong repeat visibility among daily commuters and students
  • Suitable for building brand recall in the educational and residential ecosystem
  • Low-risk entry point for testing OOH campaigns in Cuttack

Campaign Suggestions

  • Promote diploma courses, competitive exam coaching, and online certifications
  • Launch student-friendly mobile plans, data packs, or smartphone offers
  • Advertise affordable fashion brands, stationery, or personal care products
  • Highlight local restaurant offers, café deals, or food delivery services
  • Run government scheme awareness campaigns (scholarships, skill development)

Important Note

The traffic, footfall, and weekly unique reach figures provided are approximate estimates based on the surrounding locality's characteristics. These are not measured statistics specific to this hoarding. Actual visibility and audience engagement may vary based on seasonal factors, academic calendars, and local events.

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HoardingNon-LitImmediately

Ranihat Fac College Chhak

Ranihat Fac College Chhak , Cuttack, Odisha

Price

₹9,000/month

Unique reach

28k+

Dimensions

20 × 15 ft

Lighting

Non-Lit

Description

Overview

This 20 ft × 15 ft non-lit hoarding is located at Ranihat Fac College Chhak in Cuttack, Odisha. Positioned near an educational institution crossing, it serves a mixed audience of students, faculty, local residents, and commuters traveling through this college-adjacent locality. The hoarding offers cost-effective visibility in a steady-traffic zone with strong community engagement.

Location Highlights

Ranihat is a developing residential and educational locality in Cuttack, Odisha's second-largest city and commercial hub. The hoarding is situated at a college crossing, indicating proximity to educational institutions and their associated ecosystem — hostels, bookshops, eateries, coaching centers, and student housing. Cuttack is well-connected by road and rail, serving as a gateway to coastal Odisha and industrial corridors. The area likely experiences regular daily movement of students, college staff, local shoppers, and auto-rickshaw commuters. While not a major arterial, the crossing benefits from consistent foot and vehicular activity throughout the academic year.

Traffic & Footfall Insights

Approximate estimates suggest the following for the surrounding locality:

  • Estimated Daily Vehicle Traffic: 8,000–18,000 vehicles/day — primarily two-wheelers, auto-rickshaws, cycle-rickshaws, and light vehicles.

  • Estimated Daily Footfall: 3,000–9,000 pedestrians/day — predominantly students, faculty, shopkeepers, and local residents.

  • Peak Activity Periods: 7:30 AM–9:30 AM (morning college hours), 12:00 PM–1:30 PM (lunch break), and 4:00 PM–6:00 PM (evening dispersal).

  • Primary Audience: Students (ages 18–24), teaching staff, families of students, and local middle-income residents.

  • Advertising Potential: Suitable for brands targeting youth, education services, affordable consumer goods, mobile services, and local businesses.

These figures are locality-based estimates and not measured statistics of the hoarding itself.

Hoarding Specifications

  • Dimensions: 20 ft (Width) × 15 ft (Height)

  • Monthly Price: ₹9,000

  • Property Type: Hoarding

  • Lighting: Non-Lit

  • Visibility: Good during daylight hours; moderate positioning at a college crossing

  • Suitable Advertisement Size: Full 20 ft × 15 ft flex or vinyl print

Best Suited For

  • Educational institutions (coaching centers, skill training, online courses)
  • Mobile brands and telecom services
  • Youth-focused FMCG products (snacks, beverages, personal care)
  • Local retail shops and service centers
  • Banking and financial literacy services
  • Healthcare and wellness brands

Why Choose This Hoarding?

  • Located at a college crossing with consistent daily audience engagement
  • Highly cost-effective at ₹9,000/month, ideal for local and regional advertisers
  • Reaches a young, aspirational demographic during formative years
  • Strong repeat visibility among daily commuters and students
  • Suitable for building brand recall in the educational and residential ecosystem
  • Low-risk entry point for testing OOH campaigns in Cuttack

Campaign Suggestions

  • Promote diploma courses, competitive exam coaching, and online certifications
  • Launch student-friendly mobile plans, data packs, or smartphone offers
  • Advertise affordable fashion brands, stationery, or personal care products
  • Highlight local restaurant offers, café deals, or food delivery services
  • Run government scheme awareness campaigns (scholarships, skill development)

Important Note

The traffic, footfall, and weekly unique reach figures provided are approximate estimates based on the surrounding locality's characteristics. These are not measured statistics specific to this hoarding. Actual visibility and audience engagement may vary based on seasonal factors, academic calendars, and local events.