The L Magazine Boosts Print Advertising Sales and Accounts Via The Internet
3 August 2005
The L Magazine (www.thelmagazine.com), the dynamic and comprehensive city guide for trend-setting New Yorkers, registered with Mediabids.com to increase print advertising sales and exposure to new advertisers beyond traditional sales methods.
"MediaBids.com has provided The L Magazine a tremendous opportunity to interface with new advertisers," says Sean Passmore, Account Executive, The L Magazine.
Mediabids facilitates the buying and selling of display ads in print publications online from your website or www.mediabids.com. Over 2,000 newspapers and magazines have registered for the service thus far. They reach over 6,000 registered advertisers from across the country. Registration and membership are free. Payments arrive immediately via online payment—Mediabids takes an industry-low 8.5% commission only when a sale is completed. Register your publication or find more information on this easy way to sell newspaper and magazine advertising at www.MediaBids.com or call (866) 236-2259.
About MediaBids.com
Mediabids has developed a better way for advertisers and publications to buy and sell newspaper advertising and magazine advertising. Mediabids, the newspaper and magazine advertising auctioneer, offers a unique opportunity for advertisers and publications to tap into new markets, increase revenues and save on costs traditionally associated with print advertising. A Connecticut-based newspaper company founded Mediabids in 1999 as a tool to streamline and enhance the relationship between advertisers and print media outlets.
About The L Magazine
The L Magazine is a dynamic and comprehensive city guide for trend-setting New Yorkers. Since launching in April 2003, published biweekly, The L Magazine has grown to a circulation of 101,000. The L Magazine is distributed to over 100 New York hotels, major colleges, university dorms and The United Nations. 718 596 3462, www.thelmagazine.com
Source: PR Web
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