Bucks County Taste
If you’re interested in reaching folks who are very interested in local food, farms, markets, restaurants, wineries and services, then you’ve come to the right place. Our demographics (as tracked by Quancast.com, see the table below) are impressive; our audience tends to be more female, affluent (over $100K/year income), over 35 years old, married, and college-educated. We are tapping into the growing niche markets of local interest and local food.
Growing steadily over the past five years, we continue to promote Bucks County Taste with advertising, on Facebook and Twitter, and at area events. We also publish fresh content several times per week, keeping traffic flowing to the website, and “eyeballs” looking at your advertisement.
Getting Started
Look at this site (the sidebar to the right and left) and see the advertisement sizes and placement that interest you. Then we can discuss the options that work best for your business. With a click, readers can go to your Web site.
Ad Design Assistance
Web advertisements are brief and to the point. Think visual and few words. What will grab viewers and want them to know more? What will draw them in? We’ll work with you to design a good ad, or you can provide one.
Results, Not Vague Numbers
We can measure how many times our pages are viewed, how many impressions your ad receives and how many times readers “click through” to your Web site. We can even supply you with a monthly report of these numbers. (Can print publications provide that for you?)
It is our sincere hope that we can help your business be more successful by reaching your customers more effectively. We think the internet and Bucks County Taste, with it’s targeted audience interested in local food and services, can do that. Here’s to your success!
If you are interested in advertising with Bucks County Taste please email us to discuss the best option for your business. It’s an inexpensive way to reach Bucks County consumers who love food, and supporting local businesses. Please click here: info@BucksCountyTaste.com.
Here are our demographics as tracked by Quancast.com
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I don’t have a website or an ad campaign but I would like to somehow start advertising that i do photography. So maybe we can find some common ground. I look forward to chatting with you soon.
Denise
Lynne – Perhaps I can be of assistance to Denise Marshall. We can set her up with a WordPress site that she can update herself and showcase her photographs. Just a thought. – Ken
HG Media, Princeton, New Jersey
Tel: 609-921-6200
http://www.hg-media.com
PS – Keep up the great work on Bucks County Taste. We are all genuinely impressed with your publication.
Hello, I am a Personal Chef who lives in Langhorne, and caters to clients in the Bucks County area. I shop at local farmers markets, butchers and produce stores in the area. I am going to be the expert on hand at Lower Makefield Farmers market this coming Thursday (5/20 and the next Thurs, 5/27) I support local growers and home gardening as well. Also I would like to point out that Personal Chefs are not just for the rich and famous, but can be very affordable for a busy family that isn’t eating right, and can make life ALOT easier! I even do the shopping!
Lynne, thanx’s for stopping by today. I hope the clear 375ml and zorks will provide a fine home for your elixir.
joe
Princeton Homebrew
Lynne- I would like to offer a solution to both of Denise’s problems. We have a new program that has web design and and advertising all rolled into one for a very affordable cost. Much more affordable than most others are offering for the same thing. Please have Denise contact me at 215.949.1059. phillyBurbs.com is the #1 Suburban News Site in the Philadelphia area and we are the site for the local suburban newspapers (Bucks Co Courier Times, Intelligencer & Burlington Co Times).
I look forward to hearing from Denise
Dearest sister Lynne,
You really are trying to drive me insane with those beautiful pictures of white corn and fabulous tomatoes. Please ship to England ASAP.
Your loving (and drooling) sister,
Lisa
Hi Amanda, Ken and Lynne:
Wow! I just saw the posting from April and June. Thank you Ken and Amanda! I actually just bought a domain site for my photography business. Now I just need to set it up. Time for a great snow storm!
Ken and Amanda, I will be calling you both soon because that is the nicest offer. Thank you!
Lynne I will be advertising come 2011! Thank you!
Denise
Lynne-
I’m a recent “convert” to the Buy Local and Organic mission but I’m completely sold. I’ve come across your articles and am blown away…very nicely written. Thanks for contributing!
Hi: I was wondering if you could add to your calendar a charity event that is being held in Hatfield (but brings local cooking teams from all over the area). The 2nd annual BBQ cookoff 4 a cure is a charity event for the local hemophilia foundation which serves children affected by bleeding disorders. Teams from all over the area including NY, NJ and DE will compete for the best in Ribs, Chicken and Chef’s Choice! There is also a Horseshoe tournament that runs alongside this event. The website for the event is http://www.bbqcookoff4acure.com or you may contact me at 215-885-6500. Thanks for your time and let me know if you can add it! I realize it is not in Bucks County, but there are teams from Bucks County Competing in the event!
Absolutely! In the future, feel free to email me with any event information at: info@buckscountytaste.com.