Out of State Advertisers Target local South Florida Newspaper, the Boca Raton Tribune

BOCA RATON, Fla. - June 26, 2013 - PRLog -- BOCA RATON, FL.—Boca Raton is a market that has become very desirable for advertisers across the country, as the hyper-local Boca Raton Tribune is reporting that 70% of their ads are coming from out of town and out of state.  

“Boca Raton is important market with its residents being the perfect audience for businesses and advertisers all over the country,” said Douglas Heizer, Owner and Publisher of The Boca Raton Tribune.  “The advertisers have discovered that the Tribune is a tremendous way to reach this powerful audience as our circulation continues to grow.”

When most of the mainstream media nationwide is in a decline, the Boca Raton Tribune saw a dramatic sales revenue increase of more than 30% the last quarter.  The two leading states outside of Florida that advertise with the Boca Raton Tribune are California and New York, with many ads dealing with movies, travel, jewelry, spas, medical and colleges.

“It’s quite evident that advertisers are having a lot of success reaching the residents of Boca Raton and Delray Beach because they keep coming back for more,” added Heizer.

The Boca Raton Tribune is a hyper-local newspaper that is the perfect blend of print and online. Their website www.bocaratontribune.com and the online version of the paper continues to grow in views daily. Their continued view of hyper-local news has helped the Boca Raton Tribune open up two other publications, The Delray Beach Tribune and The Coral Springs Tribune, both which are growing with the same philosophy.

The Boca Raton Tribune’s online readership also boasts a steady stream of visitors from states like New York, California, Texas and Pennsylvania.

“People say that print media is dead, but the truth is that community newspapers are alive and well… and thriving,” concluded Heizer.

Media Contact: Adrienne Mazzone 561-750-9800 x211 amazzone@transmediagroup.com