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The Smarter Way to Connect with Your Customers The smarter way to connect with your customers. warringtonguardian.co.uk Our vision. Our mission. Be the marketing partner businesses Build the most comprehensive and best trust to drive their success. performing solutions that deliver results. The name is new – but we’ve been It hasn’t replaced the name of your a part of your community for local Newsquest newspaper and its generations. website, but it encompasses all the things that we can offer besides. LOCALiQ is the name for all that Newsquest does today, from Those services include online trusted local newspapers and advertising and best-in-class websites to digital marketing digital marketing, backed by a huge services that can help you reach amount of data gathered from our new customers as you’ve never 1.5 million local campaigns and 30 been able to reach them before. million monthly users. LOCALiQ is the name that brings Put our experts to work for you and together your trusted local news we believe you’re hiring the best brand with the smartest digital marketing partner a business can marketing around. have. Source: Publisher’s Statement 2018 localiq.co.uk Newsquest’s online monthly What is... unique visitors across 200 desktop and mobile would websites fill the O2 Arena in London Almost 30 million unique The journey your local customer takes is browsers, generating over 213 complex, but your marketing doesn’t have million + page views every month to be. Let us put our intelligence to work 1,300 times over for you. LOCALiQ offers all the solutions you need over to reach local customers: • Build your presence 6 • Drive awareness and leads 6.2 • Grow your audience and connect million million readers in print • Manage your leads and customers Newsquest reach more across the UK than 6.2 million followers • Know what works across social media platforms We know your community like no one else. No matter your goals, we can get you there. Source: Publisher’s Statement 2018 localiq.co.uk warringtonguardian.co.uk Why multimedia? To align with changing consumer behaviour and ensure you stay ahead of the competition, our company has evolved from solely print to multimedia solutions. We provide integrated solutions that take the best of both The intelligent digital and print advertising to help you reach the right audience. way to reach People engage with newsbrands across multiple devices local consumers. every day; reinforce your message across multiple platforms for a more effective campaign. 5 reasons to add digital... Mobile. Innovative. Brand build. Engaging. Reach. Reach an audience on Eye-catching Build your brand Digital advertising Reach a bigger the go, when they are creative solutions in a responsive allows users to audience and access making purchasing designed to prompt environment. respond and interact a wide range of decisions. user response. with your brand. demographics online. localiq.co.uk Local marketing is Newsquest have helped us reach potential new students across the region via the Warrington Guardian no longer about any newspaper series, digital campaigns which have included website skin takeovers, as well as social media one marketing tactic. platforms such as Facebook and Snapchat. It’s reassuring to know that we can cover all bases with the help of their digital team and final analysis shows it’s good value for money. It’s about Adam Bird Marketing and IAG Manager knowing local. 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THEY DO THE DUSTING FOR [email protected] Partnership’s (ESP) Teacher Christmas Show in Amandla plays Starr on a powder keg of raw considering leaving their job within initial teaching training and that the people of Westeros collection of sensitively adapted by sends them to rose-tinted lens, pretending increasing relative humidity But the aftermath of a good YOU (WELL, ALMOST) Wellbeing Index 2018. GLAM rockers The Sweet Warrington on December Carter (Stenberg) who lives emotion, Starr embraces and 74% said they felt they did and access to an employee need to be vigilant. 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