Times Square Bound and beyond has launched an affordable, membership-based path to Times Square billboard exposure, unlocking one of the world’s most iconic advertising stages for small businesses, creators, authors, artists, and entertainers. Operating successfully for six years, the platform now offers five membership tiers starting at $5/month, with billboard options beginning at $100/month. Advertisers can choose shared placements — 5‑second and 10‑second spots that pair two members to split costs ($100, $150, $250/month) — or private 15‑second placements ($350/month) with up to eight monthly posts. Ads run on a 15‑second loop; memberships renew monthly and can be upgraded, downgraded, or paused to match evolving budgets and needs.
Early-access pricing is available while the membership base grows; once the community reaches 150 members the program will cap enrollment and shift to a paid model, making current rates a limited-time opportunity. With a proven six-year track record and flexible monthly terms, the platform democratizes access to Times Square visibility, giving independent creators and small businesses an affordable way to gain prestige and reach that was previously out of budget. Sign-up is open now for those ready to secure placement before capacity fills.
Why this matters for Yaya Diamond
This launch is a huge strategic win for Yaya Diamond — it makes premium, high-profile exposure attainable without draining marketing budgets. Securing early membership gives Yaya a chance to command Times Square visibility at a fraction of traditional cost, amplify brand recognition fast, and leverage the scarcity window before pricing and slots tighten. For an artist, creator, or entrepreneur like Yaya, this platform can accelerate audience growth, open new partnership opportunities, and create a striking portfolio moment: a bona fide Times Square billboard credited to her name.
“I’m thrilled to bring my work to Times Square through this game‑changing platform — it’s the kind of visibility that transforms momentum into opportunity,” — Yaya Diamond