You heard from us. Here's who we are.
If someone from our team called or emailed you, a magazine that publishes in your area asked us to. This page covers who we are, what the meeting is, and how to stop hearing from us.
We set up meetings for local magazines.
We're an outside team. We're not the magazine, and we don't write it, design it, or sell its ads. When a magazine in your neighborhood thinks your business fits its readers, it asks us to find a time for the two of you to talk.
A conversation with the owner. That's all it is.
- Who you'll meet
The magazine's owner. Usually someone who lives in the community they publish for. Not a salesperson from us.
- Where
Zoom or in person, whichever you prefer.
- What you'll talk about
Who you're trying to reach, what you've tried before, and what the magazine offers.
- What it commits you to
Nothing. No obligation, nothing to sign.
Why the meeting might be worth your time.
It shows up as a neighbor, not an ad.
Readers trust a magazine about their own streets. The businesses in it borrow some of that trust.
It stays in the house.
A feed gives you two seconds. A magazine sits on a counter for weeks and gets picked up more than once by the same household.
It reaches past your referrals.
Word of mouth only goes as far as the people who already know you. The magazine goes to every home in the neighborhood.
It's often more than the page.
Many local magazines also run events, social features and community partnerships. Ask the owner what theirs includes.
If you have a meeting on the calendar.
You'll have an invite from us. The owner is the one who shows up. If the time stops working, reply to the invite or write to support@locallypublished.com and we'll move it.
Don't want to hear from us again?
Tell the caller, reply to the email, or write to support@locallypublished.com. We'll take you off the list for that magazine.