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Tell your story in Boulder’s Women’s Magazine

Written by jill in Wednesday, September 1st 2010

After more than 20 years of insightful writing, Women’s Magazine remains the only product written by and for local women. Our next issue – the Fall Guide – will feature the latest inspirations for home design and accessories, fashion, health and fitness and relationships. It will also spotlight the products and services of our valued [...]

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Grab attention and customers with a Pow

Written by jill in Tuesday, August 24th 2010

The Colorado Daily is read by 48,900 locals every week. Get your offer front and center with this active, affluent market with the Daily Pow, an attention-grabbing offer published in print and online. Located in the top right corner of the front page, the Pow is designed to drive traffic, and drive it quickly. Your [...]

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Thousands expected at 30th annual Broomfield, Colo. Broomfield Days

Written by jill in Monday, August 23rd 2010

Broomfield’s largest community event kicks off on Friday, Sept. 17 with a golf tournament, concert and bingo. On Saturday the 18th, Broomfield Days will shift into high gear, with a 5K race, clown contest, parade, craft fair, car show, carnival games, concessions, and a slew of performances and activities for all ages. Broomfield Days is [...]

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Flatirons Tour of Homes … the Tour of Infinite Possibilities

Written by jill in Saturday, August 7th 2010

You don’t have to be in the market for a new house to take part in the Flatirons Tour of Homes. I read the section and visit the showcase homes to get inspired and find the local businesses who can help me turn my newly imagined dreams into reality. So do the thousands of other [...]

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Coming out on top of the downturn

Written by jill in Monday, August 2nd 2010

A recent survey conducted by FedEx Office found that nearly one- third of business owners who cut advertising budgets in 2009 say it had a negative or extremely negative impact on their business results. On the plus side, 51 percent say their business has already recovered from the recession or will soon. The economic downturn [...]

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Daily Camera Life & Arts taps into Boulder’s culture, fun, community

Written by jill in Saturday, July 31st 2010

Every Sunday, the Camera’s Life & Arts section provides a unique snapshot of local arts, entertainment, events and activities as well as the local writing scene, best selling books, hot new music, movies and television shows. The section also includes Memories, our weekly engagement, wedding and anniversary page; Nonprofit, our page spotlighting community connections, programming [...]

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Get Out! spurs readers into action

Written by jill in Friday, July 30th 2010

I love to hike, and I am particularly excited about it lately given the stunning weather and my newest family member – a beautiful black Lab from the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. His name is Crosby, and he joins our two Beagles, Rascal and Bingo, to complete our triumvirate of pooches with purpose. We [...]

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Limited offer: Try direct mail program, add Camera free

Written by jill in Friday, July 30th 2010

The Camera’s direct mail program provides the unbeatable exposure of targeted mailing in combination with our market’s best-read newspaper. Mailed to the audience of your choosing – from total market coverage to individual segments of the population – our direct mail package gives you instant access to nearly 100,000 Boulder and Broomfield county households every [...]

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Colorado Daily delivering top-notch service with results

Written by jill in Thursday, July 29th 2010

It’s unusual for people to go out of their way to praise a sales representative – in any industry. So when we receive unsolicited accolades from a client, I pay attention. Last week, Kevin Lee, director of university communications at CU- Boulder, sent an e-mail about his experience with his Colorado Daily rep, Nate Manning. [...]

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Back to school means back to spending for CU-Boulder students

Written by jill in Tuesday, July 27th 2010

College students will spend an average of $618 each this year on back-to-school shopping. CU-Boulder is home to 31,470 such students, including about 6,000 freshman who will spend even more before hitting the books: an average of $821 each. The math is compelling. How do you attract these active, affluent consumers? With the definitive, keepsake [...]

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