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Natick Election 2022, political candidates advertising

Please contact deborahcb100@gmail.com for rates and space availability.

Natick Report does not endorse candidates for political office. We do accept political advertising, as a business transaction, from all candidates for any office, as well as related organizations, or organizations involved with ballot initiatives. We accept these not to express the views of Natick Report, but to help pay the costs of publishing.

Natick Report recognizes that political advertising can and does inform voters, and our editors are committed to fairness and freedom of expression. We follow generally accepted journalistic policies, and all candidates have equal opportunities to advertise.

Any advertisement is considered political if it involves a political figure, party or government issue, regardless of whether an election is taking place.

Natick Report reserves the right to accept or decline any advertisement. Natick Report will decline advertisements that it knows or believes to be misleading, inaccurate, fraudulent or illegal, or that fail to comply, in Natick Report’s sole discretion, with its standards of decency, taste or dignity. Natick Report reserves the right to remove any messages that we deem are inflammatory, libelous or in bad taste.

Like all quality publishers of original journalism, Natick Report maintains a clear separation between news and advertising content. Advertising that attempts to blur this distinction in a manner that, in Natick Report‘s sole judgment, confuses readers will be rejected.

Stating disagreement with or campaigning against a candidate for public office, a political party, or public administration is generally permissible. Natick Report reserves the right to ask for verification of claims made in political advertising. Political ads must not include accusations or attacks relating to an individual’s personal life. The distinction and decision will be made solely by the management of Natick Report.

All political advertisements must include all information required by local, state and federal law, and the advertiser is solely responsible for compliance.

An advertiser will not be permitted to buy up all or excessive inventory (ad spaces).

Space availability and rates for 2022 election, front page

Under news story #1
Dimensions: 540 x 150
Rate: $200 for ad run of Mar. 1 – Mar. 29, 2022

Under news story #2
Dimensions: 540 x 150
Rate: $200 for ad run of Mar. 1 – Mar. 29, 2022

Under news story #3—space not available

Under news story #4
Dimensions: 540 x 150
Rate: $200 for ad run of Mar. 1 – Mar. 29, 2022

Under news story #5
Dimensions: 540 x 150
Rate: $200 for ad run of Mar. 1 – Mar. 29, 2022

 



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Natick Report is an online news site that tells you “more than you really need to know about Natick, Massachusetts.” We cover whatever is going on in the community from school news to everyday occurrences, always in our inimitable Natick Report style. Our readers are smart, active and want to know about the best that’s out there for themselves and their families.

We appreciate all of our advertising support. It helps cover the cost of running Natick Report and providing an independent and community-focused news source for the town.

According to the US Census, Natick residents are college educated, with 67% holding a bachelor’s degree. The median household income is $148,000.

The best way by far to reach Natick’s 36,000 residents is to advertise on Natick Report.

Contact us at natickreport@gmail.com with questions.

Thanks,

Bob and Deborah Brown

Political advertising

Details here

Ad Rates:

Ad to the right of our masthead: $200/month

Right hand side of site, ad space #1 – #3: $125/month

Ad spaces under Post #1: $200/month

Ad spaces under Post #2: $200/month

Ad spaces under Post #3: $175/month

Right hand side of site, ad space #4 – #6: $100/month

Right hand side of site, ad space #7 and down: $100/month

Sponsored Posts

250 words, two pictures. Written by Natick Report to the advertiser’s specifications. Advertiser sees and comments on post before it goes live. We generally go back and forth a couple of times with Sponsored Posts. Ad is sticky as our top post for one day, then drops down the site as we get new stories, however, ad stays on the front page for its entire one-week run.
Rate: $130/week

Recent examples of Sponsored Posts:

Everybody’s coming to the Tenacre Fair
Summer camp spotlight: SummerTech at Regis College in Weston
Announcing the houses on the Junior Women’s Club Kitchen and Home Tour

Advertise on our Summer Camps page:

Rates:
Your Summer Camp featured at the top of the page: $100/month
Here’s an example.

Natick Report: Helps us help you in ’22

January 1, 2022 by Bob Brown Leave a Comment

Thanks for all of your Natick Report support in 2022.

We appreciate the news tips, from the quirky to the really important. We appreciate the photos. We appreciate you sending along memos from town officials that the rest of the community might care about. And we appreciate organizations, businesses, town officials, and residents who have given us a heads up on things and answered our questions.

As a two-person, independent journalism operation, we need all the help we can get, and we want to make Natick Report an even more useful resource for you in ’22. Reach us at natickreport@gmail.com as well as on social media, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

And if you’re interested in advertising as a business, organization, or political candidate, please Ask about Advertising on Natick Report.

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