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Have you noticed a decrease in revenue for your newspaper these past few years? Are more and more or your readers turning to Google or Yahoo to get their news fix? After spending many years in the print advertising business and helping facilitate a multitude of successful Bingo promotions, Best Bingo Promo has compiled six sure-fire ways for newspapers to increase their revenue. Read on to learn how.

Would you ever put an advertisement up on your refrigerator next to that precious photo of Fluffy wearing a baby bonnet?  Probably not. Well, you might just change your tune after you see how BestBingoPromo.com has put fun and excitement back into advertising.

The Client: The Press-Republican is a daily newspaper in Plattsburgh, New York with a circulation of approximately 20,000. The Problem: One of the newspaper’s largest advertisers, Parker Chevrolet, was steadily decreasing its level of advertising. Press-Republican Circulation Director Jim Frenya needed to find a new way to ensure Parker Chevrolet’s newspaper advertisements were highly visible and, as such, highly val

We have newspaper clients all over the world, including most of the states, that have run successful Bingo promotions. However, we do occasionally run into a newspaper that is interested in changing things up a bit. Whether it’s because of a local law or a sponsor with a specific need, we can modify BestBingoPromo to work for you in your area and your market.

The Client: The Reading Eagle is the major newspaper serving Reading and Berks County in Pennsylvania. The family-owned newspaper has a daily circulation of nearly 46,000 and a Sunday circulation surpassing 64,000. The Problem: Luis Fernandez, Circulation Sales Specialist for the Reading Eagle, was searching for a fun and exciting way to increase readership, boost single-copy sales, reach online readers and inspire g

Why We Know Everything About Our Customers     (and THEIR Customers!) Businesses are successful when they can effectively help people – or other businesses – solve their problems. Sure, that’s a pretty simplistic summary of how businesses operate, but that’s really what it boils down to in the long run. But how can a business solve their customers’ problems if they don’t truly know their customers

With more and more people turning to the Internet to read their news, many newspapers are struggling to find new and creative ways to retain subscribers and readers. Here at BestBingoPromo.com, we’ve discovered that adding a little friendly competition with the chance to win a handsome prize can boost subscription numbers, increase and single-copy sales, and also bring a community together while they play a friendly

I recently had the great privilege to do some traveling and speak to some key players in the the print world. Why? To share my story, my passion, and to offer a fix to the print advertising issue facing many newspapers today. In this article I will share what we talked about as well as my slide deck. My hope is that you will get the same value out of this article as they did during our time together… So here we

The Client: The Indiana Gazette, a daily newspaper in Indiana, Pennsylvania. In late 2013, the Gazette ran an eight-week Bingo promotion, coordinated by BestBingoPromo.com – a company with more than 15 years of experience in creating engaging promotions for newspapers — and by every count, Bingo was a huge success for the newspaper. Not only did hundreds of readers play, the promotion was also a powerful market