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Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise

News · The Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise is a daily newspaper in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. It was owned and published by Stephens Media LLC until ...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

The Ada News

News · The Ada News is a newspaper published three days a week in Ada, Oklahoma, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The publication's coverage are...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Claremore Daily Progress

News · The Claremore Daily Progress is one of Rogers County's oldest continuous businesses. Its history surpasses that of the City of Claremore, be...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Daily O'Collegian

News · The O’Colly Media Group (OMG!) is an independent news and information organization that operates under the School of Media & Strategic Commu...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print
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The Enid News & Eagle

News · The Enid News & Eagle is the dominant news and marketing source for Enid and the surrounding trade territory in northwest Oklahoma.A six-day...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Lawton Constitution

News · The Lawton Constitution is a daily newspaper published in Lawton, Oklahoma. It began publishing in 1904. John Shepler bought the paper in 19...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

McAlester News Capital and Democrat

News · The McAlester News-Capital (formerly the News-Capital & Democrat) is a daily newspaper published in McAlester, Oklahoma, United States, cove...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Muskogee Daily Phoenix

News · The Muskogee Phoenix is a daily newspaper published in Muskogee, Oklahoma, United States, covering several counties of northeastern Oklahoma...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

The Norman Transcript

News · The Norman Transcript is Norman's oldest continuous business. Its history surpasses that of the City of Norman and of the University of Okla...
Active in Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Daily

News · OU Daily, formally known as The Oklahoma Daily, is the independent, student-produced newspaper at the University of Oklahoma, with a circula...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Skiatook Journal

News · The Skiatook is a weekly newspaper in Skiatook, Oklahoma that publishes on Friday. It is published by BH Media. The newspaper is currently e...
Active in Oklahoma
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The Stillwater News-Press

News · The Stillwater News Press can be traced to the weekly Stillwater Advance and the Stillwater Daily Democrat, which date back to 1892. In 1941...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Tahlequah Daily Press

News · The Tahlequah Daily Press is a successor to the Tahlequah Pictorial Press, the Tahlequah Citizen, the Democrat-Star, the Star Citizen, the C...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

Wagoner Tribune

Pets & Animals · The Wagoner Tribune is a weekly newspaper in Wagoner, Oklahoma that publishes on Thursday. It is published by Community Publishers Inc., a n...
Active in Oklahoma
Offers Print

The Oklahoman

News · The Oklahoman is the largest daily newspaper in Oklahoma, United States, and is the only regional daily that covers the Greater Oklahoma Cit...
Active in Oklahoma City, OK
Offers Print

Owasso Reporter

News ·  The Owasso Reporter is a weekly newspaper in Owasso, Oklahoma that publishes on Thursday. It is published by Community Publishers Inc., a n...
Active in Tulsa, OK
Offers Print

Tulsa World

News · The Tulsa World is the daily newspaper for the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and primary newspaper for the northeastern and eastern portions of O...
Active in Tulsa, OK
Offers Print

Better Newspapers Inc - Centralia Group - Southern Illinois

Advertising · Daily & weekly publications that have been around for over 165 years with a combined reach covering Southern Illinois (just 1-2 hours from M...
Active in United States
Offers 4 advertising channels
Reaches 50% women, 50% men, 30-65 years

Architectural Digest

Home & Garden · Architectural Digest is an American monthly magazine founded in 1920.  Its principal subjects are interior design and landscaping, rather th...
Active in United States
Offers Print

Robb Report

Advertising · Robb Report is the leading voice in the global luxury market. Its discerning audience around the world has a shared appreciation and desire ...
Active in United States
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What are the different types of print advertising?

Below we list some types of print advertising that are popular today:

Newspaper Ads: These can vary in size, from small quarter-page ads to full pages or even two-page spreads. They can be placed locally in daily or weekly newspapers and even nationally in major publications.

Magazine Ads: Like newspaper ads, these can vary in size and design. Magazines often target audiences with specific interests, providing advertisers a chance to target their marketing towards a niche group.

Flyers and Brochures: Typically single or double-sided, these promote a specific product, service, or event. They can be handed out in person, mailed, or placed in strategic locations.

Posters: Larger in size, they're designed to catch the eye in public spaces like bus stops, train stations, or inside stores.

Direct Mail: Personal and direct, this can be letters, postcards, or brochures mailed directly to potential customers' homes.

Inserts: These are special features often accompanying newspapers or magazines. Inserts might be whole mini-magazines, product catalogs, or special promotions targeting the marketing of a specific brand, event, or offer. As they are physically separate from the main publication, inserts often feel more exclusive or valuable to the reader.

Is print advertising cheaper than digital marketing?

Looking at the costs of print advertising against digital marketing, it's evident that print often has a higher upfront cost. This accounts for design, printing, and distribution fees. But that's not the whole story. Despite the initial costs, a strategically placed print ad, be it in a newspaper or a brochure, can have lasting effects, gaining attention over a longer span compared to digital ads which might have limited longevity.

Digital marketing stands for easy audience targeting with unparalleled real-time analysis and campaign measurement. However, print advertising offers greater credibility for your brand, and consumers generally trust print media more, translating to greater brand loyalty.

In summary, the actual cost varies based on a company's needs. While digital marketing might deliver faster and more measurable outcomes, print advertising can foster deeper connections with the end consumer. The best strategy? Perhaps a blend of both.

How can print advertising complement my digital marketing strategies?

In an era where digital marketing garners all the spotlight, there are grand opportunities to differentiate yourself by blending your digital marketing with traditional print advertising. By melding the two mediums, you can amplify your reach and campaign impact. Here are some smart ways print advertising can complement your digital approach:

Enhanced Credibility: Many consumers still view print media as more trustworthy than online sources. By being present in both mediums, your brand may appear more genuine and reliable.

Target Audience Focus: While digital ads often target broadly, print advertising can help you hone in on a more specific audience. Through local newspapers, you can target residents of a certain city or town, and magazine advertising allows you to target specific groups interested in various niches.

Lasting Exposure: Digital ads are time limited, but a printed ad in a newspaper or magazine can remain visible for days, weeks, or even months, providing multiple exposure opportunities.

Synergy: Use QR codes in your print ads to direct traffic to your website, social media, or digital offers, seamlessly bridging the gap between physical and digital marketing.

Differentiation: While competitors might be focusing solely on digital marketing, a well-placed print ad can help your brand stand out and reach those less digitally engaged.

In the end, it's about creating a diversified marketing strategy. By combining the strengths of both print and digital marketing, you can uphold a more resilient, adaptable, and successful campaign.

What are the advantages of print advertising in a digital age?

Even though print advertising might seem outdated, there's still power in the physical presence of a printed ad. Print advertising can offer more precision in your marketing campaign than some other mediums. Different newspapers and magazines often cater to specific demographics and target audiences. By placing your ad in the right print medium, you connect directly with your target group.

Additionally, print provides lasting exposure. A digital ad can be swiped away with a click, but a print ad stays in the home, on the coffee table, where it can be viewed over and over for weeks on end.

Research shows that printed media often convey a sense of authority. When your brand is featured in print, it might elevate its perceived credibility in the reader's eyes. Thus, even in a digital age, print advertising remains a strong, credible, and effective marketing channel.

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