Roselle Park Local News, Information and Advertising Services Launched
Feb 5, 2021
Renna Media launches its hyper local Roselle Park Monthly Newspaper beginning January 20, 2021. More information can be found at https://rennamedia.com.
Cranford, United States - February 4, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Roselle Park Monthly has joined Renna Media’s family of 21 direct-mailed newspapers which are read widely in print and on-line.
Roselle Park Monthly will be mailed to every postal patron in Roselle Park and will deliver important information from the departments within town hall, along with news from the schools and library, community service news and the good things that are happening in town. The newspaper’s goal is to be a positive influence on the economic development and overall well-being of Roselle Park.
Renna Media is a Cranford based business owned and operated by husband and wife team Joe and Tina Renna. Roselle Park Monthly joins Renna Media’s family of 21 community newspapers published in and around Union, Morris and Somerset counties.
The publications are “hyperlocal” in nature in that they contain information focused on each individual town and are direct mailed within those towns. The concept of being hyper-local is to give local businesses a venue to promote events and services.
Reaching local customers yields the highest return for advertising budgets. The newspapers are designed (black ink on newsprint) to keep the cost of an advertisement to as low as $60. Regional businesses can take advantage of one low rate for advertising in multi publications published by Renna Media..
Joe Renna, when asked about the Roselle Park Monthly Service said “The Roselle Park Monthly is a wonderful addition to the Renna Media family of local Newspapers.”
This is the latest offering from Renna Media and Joe Renna is particularly excited about this launch because it extends the reach of Renna Media’s news and local publications across central NJ with a circulation of 135,000 postal patrons.
For more information about Renna Media publications, please visit rennamedia.com. Contact Tina Renna regarding advertising, or submit news via email at [email protected]; or call 908-418-5586.
Contact Info:
Name: Joe Renna
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Organization: Renna Media
Address: 202 Walnut Ave., Cranford, NJ 07016, United States
Website: https://rennamedia.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88996108
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