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Lombardi’s Prime Meats has been advertising in the South Philly Review for over 45 years now, and we have not been disappointed! The ad consistently brings in new customers, who then become part of the Lombardi’s Meats family. Working together to keep South Philly businesses successful!
We have been in business for over 40 years and we have been with the Northeast Times from the beginning. The Times is a staple of the Northeast for so many years and our customers rely on the local news and the ads every week. My parents built this business with the Times and I have continued their business plan that has made us one of the most successful local businesses in the area. Thank God for the Northeast Times!
We recently started advertising in the Northeast Times after not running ads for a while and have noticed an uptick in business since we started back again. We do regular ads as well as having them distribute our menus around our Bustleton restaurant. The Northeast Times does a great job of targeting homes around my location. We will continue to use the Northeast Times to help our business.
Livoti’s Old World Market opened our first location in Aberdeen in 2010. Right from the time we opened our doors, we have been advertising in the Independent, The Hub, Suburban, and News Transcript with NMG. This helped our business grow and become successful. We opened our second location in Marlboro, we added the Sentinel to our mix. Recently we placed a coupon in those publications. We had more than 300 coupons returned!”
As a local health care provider, I draw a majority of my clientele from a 5-10 mile radius of my office. Your papers have been a great way for me to reach the local community. That’s why I have always strongly believed that advertising in the local community paper is the best way to keep my name visible to the patients and prospective patients in these areas!
As a first-year small business trying to create a customer base, we were looking to reach as many potential customers as possible over a large territory. We decided to advertise with Newspaper Media Group so that we could target specific areas with their newspapers. The response and awareness we received was exactly the result we hoped for. Ten percent of our first-year customers called in response to our advertisement! This has been a great lead generating tool for us and we will definitely continue to advertise with NMG for future marketing needs!
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