A neighborhood magazine with living weather, read by the avenues it's written for. A small set of spaces, set in our own type, by our own editors. No banners. No tracking. No clutter — including yours.
One line beside the live readings — water, swell, air, tide — that open every visit. The single highest-frequency placement on the site, seen on every page load, every day.
A full editorial unit in the story stream — eyebrow, headline, body, and a framed call — written with you, set by us. It reads like the magazine because it is the magazine.
Forty considered words about what you do and why the neighborhood should care.
Your name on a section rule for a full year — Provisions, Fog & Water, Old Fog, Marquee, The Avenues, or Signal. One sponsor per section. When the neighborhood reads about food, they read your name.
— your name on every food story, all year.
A line in the colophon — the RG's answer to the classified. Modest, permanent, dignified. The reader who scrolls to the bottom is your best customer; meet them there.
A sponsored row on the neighborhood calendar — your event, class, or opening, plainly marked, sitting beside the night markets and the cleanups. Honest, useful, and clicked.
One sponsor line in the newsletter that lands when a story breaks in the neighborhood — the highest-attention moment we have. One sponsor per send. No one else in the email.
A page in a perfect-bound magazine hand-delivered to 30,000 doors across the avenues — and left on coffee tables for months, not minutes. Designed by our art desk to sit beautifully beside the editorial.
Or just the idea — our editors set every ad in the magazine's own type. It will never look like an ad network dropped it here, because none did.
Your space is served from our own system — updated, paused, or swapped the same morning you ask. Change your copy for the weekend. Change it back Monday.
A plain monthly report: impressions, clicks, and what ran where. No surveillance, no pixels following your customers home. We count; we don't track.
Every digital space in this kit plus a full page in each printed quarterly, for the first year — and your name, permanently, in the founding-partners line of issue No. 1. Limited to six businesses. When they're gone, they're gone for good.
Tell us who you are and where you are on the avenues. We'll bring the rate card, and probably buy the coffee.
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