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Download Our Brochure 2021/22 Artwork by Glenn Hustler ∙ [email protected] ∙ hustlerbyname.co.uk Print & digital distribution serving Yorkshire. Local, independent, at the drop of a hat! 2 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 Contents 4 About us 16-17 North Yorkshire 5 Why work with us? 18 Manchester 6-7 Map overview 19 Lancashire 8-9 Bradford & district 20 Hand-to-hand promotions 10-11 Leeds & district 21 Poster distribution 12-13 Calderdale & Kirklees 22-23 Residential packages 14 Wakefield & district 24 Why to choose HowDo! 15 South Yorkshire 25 Website guide Get in touch For more information, contact Kerry Wadsworth Email: [email protected] 3 "Our team offers a collaborative, caring and flexible Follow @howdoyorkshire on Twitter to see us at work! service that is tailored to your campaign." Martyn Johnston, Director 4 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 About us HowDo?! Yorkshire started life as a printed magazine in 2011, providing a platform for creative organisations and individuals in Bradford to promote their activities. When HowDo?! Magazine came to an end in 2013, co-founder Martyn Johnston continued the work of promoting the positive things happening in Bradford and established Chapel Street Studio, a cooperative agency and creative workspace that would lay the foundations for a future relaunch of a city magazine. In 2014, Carl White joined the HowDo?! team as Distribution Manager, developing a regional print distribution service. Since then our team “HowDo?! Yorkshire are a of distribution staff have promoted countless arts and community events to thousands of community locations across Yorkshire. pleasure to work with and have Find out more: www.howdoyorkshire.com/our-story been fantastic at helping us to Regular clients reach diverse audiences” Leeds International Film Festival, 2017 20% multi-flyer discount* *on two or more campaigns that share the same runs 04 5 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 Pickup rate reports Why work 05 We provide a pickup rate report with a top-up run add-on. Above & beyond with us? We redistribute in-date print and recycle out-of-date print. Here's 10 reasons why... 06 01 07Local & relevant Hassle-free We promote events and organisations We do all the planning and hard work so you don’t have to! that are of interest to local people and target audiences. Renowned 02Tailored We champion arts and community We help to identify and reach target audiences, and events and our team are well known for tailor every campaign to maximise limited budgets. 08spreading the good word! One-stop-shop We provide marketing consultancy, print Distribution reports 09ideas, design, print, storage and distribution. 03 Our distribution reports detail where your print has been delivered. Creative Digital distribution We're creative people and we use new ideas We post flyers on our social media channels 04and approaches to get the job done. 10and on the HowDo?! flyer wall free of charge. 6 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 RIPON 22 SETTLE HARROGATE 21 SKIPTON 20 19 ILKLEY YORK KEIGHLEY OTLEY 6 3 SHIPLEY BRADFORD 5 2 4 BURNLEY 1 8 LEEDS SELBY 22 HEBDEN BRIDGE ACCRINGTON 7 HALIFAX 11 14 25 9 WAKEFIELD 12 DEWSBURY 13 BOLTON ROCHDALE 10 15 HUDDERSFIELD DONCASTER BARNSLEY 18 MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD 17 23 16 24 7 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 Choose from 82 local areas across Yorkshire and Lancashire If there is somewhere you want your print to go to that we don't already cover, let us know and we will investigate a new run! North Yorkshire (pg.16-17) 19. York city centre 20. York city suburbs cafes | pubs | hotels 21. Harrogate & Knaresborough Bradford district (pg.8-9) 22. North Yorkshire towns & villages offices | gyms | salons 1. Bradford city centre 2. Bradford city suburbs schools | colleges 3. Bradford district towns & villages Leeds district (pg.10-11) universities | markets 4. Leeds city centre Manchester & Lancashire (pg.18-19) 5. Leeds city suburbs museums | galleries 23. Manchester city centre 6. Leeds district towns & villages cinemas | theatres 24. Manchester city suburbs Lancashire towns & villages 25. Calderdale & Kirklees districts (pg.12-13) libraries | community 7. Halifax town centre centres | chip shops Wakefield district (pg.14) 8. Halifax town suburbs 9. Calderdale towns & villages 13. Wakefield city centre 10. Huddersfield town centre 14. Wakefield city suburbs 11. Huddersfield town suburbs 15. Wakefieldtowns & villages Other services (pg.20-23) 12. Kirklees towns & villages a. Hand-to-hand promotions FREE digital South Yorkshire (pg.15) b. Posters distribution 16. Sheffield city centre c. Residential packages with @howdoyorkshire see page 24-25 17. Sheffield city suburbs for details 18. South Yorkshire towns & villages 8 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 BRADFORD DISTRICT Distribution runs to Bradford city centre & it’s suburbs, along with the towns & surrounding villages of the wider Bradford district, including Bingley, KEIGHLEY Ilkley, Keighley, Silsden & Shipley BINGLEY 3 SHIPLEY 2 1 Locations Flyers Folded Brochures Price BRADFORD 300 6,000 4,500 3,000 £360 1. Bradford city centre 100 2,000 1,500 1,000 £160 50 1,000 750 500 £110 20 400 400 200 £45 All 31 Bradford Libraries free *With any purchase 9 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 2. Bradford city suburbs (includes Allerton, Barkerend, Bolton, Bowling, Buttershaw, Canterbury, Clayton, Denholme, Dudley Hill, Eccleshill, Locations Flyers Folded Brochures Price Fairweather Green, Frizinghall, Girlington, Great Horton, Greengates & Apperley Bridge, Heaton, Holmewood, Idle & Thackley, Laisterdyke, 300 6,000 4,500 3,000 £585 Lidget Green, Little Horton, Low Moor, Manningham, Odsal, Queensbury, Ravenscliffe & Thorpe Edge, Sandy Lane, Swain House, Thornton, Tyersal, Undercliffe, West Bowling, Wibsey, Windhill & Wrose) a. Allerton, Daisy Hill, Fairweather Green, Lower Grange & Sandy Lane b. Apperley Bridge, Eccleshill, Greengates, Ravenscliffe & Thorpe Edge c. Barkerend, Laisterdyke, Leeds Road, Thornbury & Tyersal d. Bolton Outlanes, Fagley, Five Lane Ends, Swain House & Undercliffe e. Bolton Woods, Idle, Thackley, Windhill & Wrose 50 1,000 750 500 £190 f. Bierley, Bowling, Dudley Hill, Holme Wood & Tong g. Buttershaw, Low Moor, Odsal, Wibsey & Wyke h. Canterbury, Lidget Green, Little Horton, Great Horton & Shearbridge i. Clayton, Denholme, Keelham, Queensbury & Thornton j. Frizinghall, Girlington, Heaton, Manningham & White Abbey Road 3. Bradford district towns & villages (includes Addingham, Baildon, Ben Rhydding, Bingley, Burley-in-Wharfedale, Cross Roads, Cullingworth, Eastburn, Eldwick, Harden, Haworth, Ilkley, Keighley, Menston, Oxenhope, 300 6,000 4,500 3,000 £700 Saltaire, Shipley, Silsden, Steeton & Wilsden) a. Addingham, Eastburn, Silsden & Steeton b. Baildon, Saltaire & Shipley 100 2,000 1,500 1,000 £250 c. Ben Rhydding, Burley-in-Wharfedale, Ilkley & Menston 50 1,000 750 500 £190 d. Bingley, Cullingworth, Eldwick, Harden, & Wilsden 20 400 400 200 £100 e. Cross Roads, Haworth, Keighley, Oxenhope & Riddlesden All prices listed are excluding VAT 10 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 LEEDS DISTRICT Distribution runs to Leeds city centre & it’s suburbs, along with the towns & surrounding villages of the wider Leeds district, HAREWOOD including Horsforth, Garforth, Guiseley, Kippax, Morley, Otley, 6 YEADON Pudsey, Rothwell, Wetherby & Yeadon MOORTOWN HEADINGLEY 5 SEACROFT FARSLEY Locations Flyers Folded Brochures Price GARFORTH ARMLEY 4 LEEDS 300 6,000 4,500 3,000 £560 MORLEY 4. Leeds city centre 100 2,000 1,500 1,000 £215 50 1,000 750 500 £170 20 400 400 200 £85 5. 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Far Headingley, Ireland Wood, Tinshill, Weetwood & West Park 11 www.howdoyorkshire.com [email protected] Products & Services Brochure 2021 6. Leeds district towns & villages (includes Adel, Allerton Bywater, Alwoodley, Ardsley, Barwick-in-Elmet, Boston Spa, Bramham, Carlton, Locations Flyers Folded Brochures Price Churwell, Collingham, Colton, Drighlington, Garforth, Gildersome, Halton, Harewood, Kippax, Lawnswood, Moor Allerton, Oulton, Rothwell, 300 6,000 4,500 3,000 £690 Scholes, Shadwell, Swillington, Temple Newsam, Thorp Arch, Wetherby, Whitkirk & Woodlesford) a. Leeds outer east suburbs (includes Boston Spa, Bramham, Carlton, Colton, Garforth, Halton, Kippax, Oulton, Rothwell, Swillington, Temple Newsam, Thorp Arch, Wetherby,
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