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Most realtors/customers whose newspapers we publish, increase their circulation and income by following these simple steps:
1) Start Your First Edition IMMEDIATELY!
Invest in your business! Talking to a potential advertiser/partner is infinitely more effective when you have YOUR newspaper in your hand. You have made a commitment, you have invested and there is no doubt that you ARE doing it.
2) Print the Forms You Need
The Credit Card Authorization Form and Advertising Agreement Form are pre-designed for your use to sign up advertisers/partners. When the Credit Card Authorization Form has been completed and signed by your advertisers, fax it to us with the amount to be debited, and we will do the monthly processing and deduct these amounts from your invoice.
3) Target Your Partners
Your primary targets should be associates and businesses with whom you are already connected, but also businesses who are "aggressively" marketing their products or services.
Examples of target clients:
Accounting Services
Architects
Art Gallery
Auto Dealers (leasing)
Bank (mortgages)
Catering Services
Carpenter
Carpet / Upholstery Cleaning
Driveway Sealing
Flower Shops
Funeral Director
Hair Salon
Home Inspection
Housesitters
Insurance
Interior Decorators
Investment Advisors
Landscaper
Lawyer
Locksmith
Mortgage Broker
Moving & Storage
Paint Stores
Pet Shops
Plumbing & Heating
Restaurants
Roofing
Travel Agencies
Vacuum Stores
Veterinary Clinic
4) What To Say
Key points to Encourage Advertising Partners
  Sales Benefits of Advertising in Homes Newspaper
  • Exclusivity for your product or service
  • Delivered by Post Office
  • Readership is 1 ½ to 2 times circulation
  • Stays in the home up to 30 days
  • High readership due to high ratio of reading material to advertising material
  • Your business is endorsed by a top realtor in the area
Determine your circulation quantity and calculate the cost per ad spot.
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