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Advertising Opportunities:

The History of Redding web site is not a business or non-profit organization...It's one person working to promote the history of his hometown and surrounding areas. All costs are out-of-pocket so donations and/or sponsorships will allow me to dedicate more time and effort to research and updates.

Ad Campaigns are easy here at the History of Redding:

1. Let me know what you'd like to promote
2. Send me your photos and content
3. I place your ad all over my web site
4. In addition, I advise you on what people are looking for in the area and what is working or is not working in the local area, marketing wise.
5. The cost? $200 a month, no contracts, no hassles...just a spike in traffic to your website, store, restaurant, business or event. Don't have a website? I'll design one for you, at no cost, your sponsorship covers it.

Call me at 860-364-7475 or e-mail me at bcolley@snet.net and I'll put you in touch with people who have used my services.

Here is what to consider when measuring the costs of print ads vs. online campaigns.

  • When you run a print ad you "hope" people see it, when you run an ad on History of Redding we'll make sure people see it! This site had 480,000+ page views in 2009.

    That's 40,000+ page views a month by people interested in Redding and the surrounding area:

    • viewing an ad about your company,
    • reading positive testimonials about you & your company,
    • downloading a PDF about your company,
    • printing coupons to use in your store
    • seeing photos of your projects, products and services, etc...
    • the possibilities are plentiful and affordable.

  • Search Engines are used daily to find products and services. 70% of Americans consult the web before making local buying decisions. History of Redding ranks highly for most terms relating to the local area.

  • When you purchase a print ad you don't have too many options in terms of placement. When you advertise with the History of Redding you can have an ad anywhere you want it for as long as you want it there. And I'll send you weekly reports showing you your traffic at the site.

  • Print ads are visible for a day or so before they end up in the trash. An online ad stays online until you take it down and continues to promote your business 24/7.

The details of what I've touched on above:

1. Unlike print ads, online ads do not get thrown away. When you run a print ad there is a very short window of opportunity to capture potential buyers attention. This is not the case online, when you advertise on HistoryofRedding.com your ad and/or company profile remains online until you ask to have it removed. In addition to posting your ad, company profile, article about you and your business, etc...we monitor page views for you and work to position your information in areas that will give you the most exposure...something you can't do in print. You can run as many ads as you'd like for $200 a month here.

2. Search Engines find new web sites via web links. If you do a couple searches on Redding, Georgetown, and Branchville related terms you will find the HistoryofRedding.com listed. I do not pay to be ranked this high, I work at it, adding new content weekly and researching topics people are interested in locally. Because I add new content so often, the search engines visit often to see what I have added. What does that mean to you? It means that if I run an article about your company and link to your website, the next time the search engines visit my sites they will find a link to your site which in turn will lead to more traffic.

3. Local Search is Gaining Momentum.

"Local search is fast becoming the most exciting search vertical on the web. Recent research by the Kelsey Group reported that 70% of Americans consult the web before making local buying decisions.

By exploring local search, small business owners and marketers can benefit from both direct lead generation and general brand awareness."

- Search Engine Trends Article by by Daniel Bower, 12 February 2008

54% of search users have substituted Internet/Search for the phone book.

- Source: The Kelsey Group

People no longer search with generic terms, they use specific terms to find specific things in specific locations. If you want a Barber in Branchville, CT, you would search for "Barber+Branchville, CT" not just "Barber". This is what they mean by "local search". This is a topic I've been well aware of for years and a topic I can assist you and your company with. A sponsorship with HistoryofRedding.com can greatly improve your local search results.

4. I Monitor the "pulse" of the Area. I keep an eye on local news & events to keep up on local topics of interest and use a number of tools and services to monitor what people are searching on relating to the local area. Once you are a site sponsor I work for you on multi-levels and this is one of them...placing your information where people are viewing content and creating content people are interested in. The site focuses on the past and present times of Redding, Georgetown, and Branchville.

5. We Can Give You Visitor Reports. The Internet takes the guesswork out of measuring campaign results. Unlike traditional media, just about any aspect of an online ad can be tracked and improved. This is something you just can't do with print media. I provide you with page view reports, demographics, referring web sites, and more. Our page views are over 40,000+ every month! View Stats for the Fourth Quarter 2009 (PDF)

Testimonials:

"Wanted to thank you for an excellent blog post! We are getting a lot of calls FINALLY YAY! Thanks to you we're alive again!!! "

"Just landed a new client off the website posting...this is the quickest ROI I've ever had. Thank you!"

Pricing:

Ad Campaigns are easy here at the History of Redding: The cost? $200 a month, no contracts, no hassles...just a spike in traffic to your website, store, restaurant, business or event. Don't have a website? I'll design one for you, at no cost, your sponsorship covers it.

Ad space is available in text, banner ads, full page spreads or all of the above. We do not confuse you with terms like: "cost-per-click" or "page impressions" we simply run your ads all over the site, coming up with unique ideas to promote your business. Proceeds from ad sales go directly towards the service fees, maintenance and expansion of this site...we have no rent or administrative costs. Our page views increase every month!

Please contact me at bcolley@colleyweb.com  with inquires or call 860-364-7475.

The History of Redding web site is not a business or non-profit organization...It's one person working to promote the history of his hometown and surrounding areas. All costs are out-of-pocket so donations and/or sponsorships will allow me to dedicate more time and effort to research and updates.

Example of daily traffic at the History of Redding web site:

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History of Redding is a not a business or an organization..It's one person working to promote the history of his hometown
and surrounding areas. All costs are out-of-pocket so donations and/or sponsorships will allow me to dedicate more time
and effort to research and updates.