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These Spring And Summer Promotions Are All About Local (Businesses)

April 7, 2024

Northern Express, northern Michigan’s largest newspaper, is making its own news again with some special Spring and Summer promotions for local businesses. They include:

 - the 2nd Annual Traverse City Horse Shows Community Guide, which will be inserted into two different summer Northern Express issues, offering a way for local businesses to connect with the 13-week event

 - the Express’ largest issue of the year, the June 10 Super Summer Guide. Readers tend to keep this issue around all summer, so advertisements keep working all season

 - the September 30 Wine & Harvest issue, which is the only annual issue that’s mailed to more than 3,000 Kent and Oakland County households to showcase the region’s people, places and products 

 - a new, deeply discounted Summer Bundle that provides new Express advertisers the very best rates all season long

Northern Express reaches 90,000 weekly readers across 13 northern Michigan counties. In its most recent reader survey, 87 percent of readers say they’ve made a purchase based on an ad they saw on the pages of the Express

To learn more about any or all of these promotions, email the team here

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