If you've had the benefit of seeing your business profiled in the news, you know how immediate and far-reaching the impact can be. Nothing boosts a business like a news story, and thanks to the Internet, news stories can be broadcast further and faster than ever.
West Virginia Explorer Magazine now provides a news-profile service about which you might have yet to be aware. You'll immediately begin to reach thousands of readers when you engage our publicists to promote your business through our online magazine and affiliate networks.
Businesses can target in-state and out-of-state customers, and our staff can manage additional promotions through affiliates and social media networks. Articles are guaranteed to be published for ten years with follow-through links to subject websites, and profile packages begin at $300.
Publisher Dave Sibray says the news-profile program is designed carefully for each business and each service, and he is engaged in orchestrating each.
"Every new profile and promotion requires a new approach. To hit a home run every time, we have to work carefully to find the news, coordinate the approach, and launch the campaign," Sibray said.
"It isn't easy, but we can do it quickly, and I love doing it, which is how we've been able to help so many clients over the past 23 years."
Businesses may also choose to make adjustments to the profiles from time to time to allow them to launch new campaigns and recirculate their profiles.
Contact Sibray at 304-575-7390 or dsibray@wvexplorer.com to get started or find out more. We work fast to make sure you hit the market running.
Example News Profile Stories
The following client needed to boost the profile of their commercial property, which is for sale in Fayetteville. We used timely information regarding the growth of international visitation to gain news value. The story can now be boosted across social media.
The Beckley Arts Center requested help marketing a series of collectible prints. Our interview with the artist allowed us to find a hook that reached a far larger audience. Saja Montague said the center sold out swiftly and gained widespread attention. "We made a lot a lot of sales from out-of-state people. Everyone said they grew up in Beckley and wanted to purchase them as a gift for a relative as a reminder of where they grew up."
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We worked with Mesereau Travel Public Relations to promote a story about the New River Gorge that swiftly attracted more than 5,000 readers. Stories can be recirculated again and again to attract readers and build ranking for business websites.
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Contact publisher Dave Sibray at 304-575-7390 or at dsibray@wvexplorer.com to get started or find out more about the news-profile program.
