It’s a new year — and a new opportunity for local businesses and organizations to reach Arlingtonians via ARLnow.
Our revamped 2024 Media Kit is out, with a newly optimized set of options for making a big local impression.
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As another year comes to a close, ARLnow’s advertisers — along with members of the ARLnow Press Club — have helped us continue to report on your community.
To the long-term and new advertisers alike, we say: thank you for supporting local news in Arlington.
Local companies and community organizations share a challenge: figuring out how to get the word out quickly and cost effectively.
Good news: ARLnow has you covered.
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Amid the economic uncertainty of 2022, ARLnow’s advertisers (along with members of the ARLnow Press Club) have helped us continue to report on your community.
We wanted to take this opportunity to thank those that have advertised with us so far this year (as of Sept. 1). This list includes numerous long-term ad clients, who have supported us for many years.
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(Updated 3:45 p.m. on 2/22/22) A typo in a recent public hearing notice has had some larger consequences for Arlington County.
The error — an incorrect date printed on posters around town — also sparked a County Board discussion yesterday (Tuesday) about finding more effective ways to communicate with residents about upcoming hearings and projects.
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ARLnow’s advertisers aren’t just reaching a huge local audience, they’re helping us serve the community with award-winning local news coverage.
It has always been our focus to find the intersection of highly effective ads (for clients) and legitimately useful and interesting ads (for readers). In other words, ads that you actually want to read.
Facebook ads are getting more expensive. Print advertising continues to reach fewer people.
If you run or manage marketing for a local business or organization, figuring out how to reach the widest possible audience for the lowest reasonable cost is hard. Luckily, ARLnow makes it easy by putting your message in front of a huge local audience.
It’s hard to believe, but Labor Day is just two short weeks away.
The holiday serves as the unofficial end of summer and, for ARLnow, represents the start of our busiest advertising season.
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During the pandemic ARLnow has been thanking the small business and other sponsors that have stuck with us through these tough times.
Today we’re spotlighting Market Common Clarendon.
During the pandemic ARLnow has been thanking the small business that have stuck with us through these tough times.
We are also thanking some of the other types of organizations that sponsor the site. Today we’re spotlighting one of our longest running advertisers, the Crystal City (soon to be National Landing) Business Improvement District.
During the pandemic ARLnow has been thanking the small business that have stuck with us through these tough times.
We have more to thank, but we also would like to acknowledge some of our non-business sponsors, including George Mason University.