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Niagara Falls Reporter Staff  ·  January 29, 2018
Advertise With The Niagara Reporter
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The Niagara Reporter has been operating in Niagara County and Erie County since 2000. We alternate between printing weekly and bi-weekly depending on the amount of news to publish for a given week. Therefore, at a minimum we print on a bi-weekly basis.

 

Each edition printed consists of 22,000 copies sent into circulation that get delivered to more than 250 locations including, but not limited to, Tim Hortons, Wegmans, Tops, and others. The Niagara Reporter is delivered in the City of Niagara Falls, Town of Wheatfield, Town of Niagara, Village of Lewiston, City and Town of Lockport, the City of North Tonawanda, Grand Island, and the City of Buffalo.

 

In a media audit conducted in 2017, which is a multimedia survey conducted for the purpose of developing statistically reliable information about the audience levels and audience characteristics of radio stations, local TV news programs, cable TV viewing, newspapers, and other kinds of media, the Niagara Reporter was found to reach 56,434 people per edition printed.

 

In addition to offering your business the opportunity to advertise in our printed newspaper, we also offer the unique opportunity to advertise your business on the internet. This includes both posting your ad on our website (NiagaraReporter.com) and writing stories about your business which will appear both on the site and on Google News. The ability to print news stories that appear on Google News is an invaluable marketing component that even having your own website cannot provide you. These services are both included in any agreement to advertise with us at no extra charge.

 

In addition to advertisements, the Niagara Reporter also accepts all classified ads (houses, apartments, pets, garage sales, etc.), obituaries, and legal notices (foreclosure notices, liquor license notices, corporation formation, etc.).

 

We believe that advertising with the Niagara Reporter – the only county-wide FREE newspaper reaching more than 50,000 per edition – would be extremely beneficial to your business and look forward to doing business with you in the future.

 

Email [email protected] if you are interested or call (716) 990-3677.

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