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The Smarter Way to Connect with Your Customers The smarter way to connect with your customers. burytimes.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: Publishers 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 burytimes.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 We have been working with Newsquest since mid 2016 to promote our local shops. no longer about any In December 2017 we took over a local restaurant and have since used Newsquest to build our brand. We have also had a website built by them. We have a fantastic one marketing tactic. working relationship with everyone that we deal with and know that everything we do with them works as we get told on a regular basis that we have been seen in the newspaper, on local websites as well as It’s about Facebook or Instagram. Business Owner, knowing local. The Courthouse Restaurant & Bar localiq.co.uk Established: Reach a bigger local audience than ever before. DARLINGTON Two men arrested in MOT fraud inquiry Page 2 WHY CHOOSE THE BURY TIMES? 80p THE GREAT DAILY OF THE NORTH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 In the ever-changing world of media, the Bury Times remains the go to local newsbrand in the area that it 1855 NOT BUDGING serves. It is a powerful force for our loyal followers seeking trusted local news content all day long. Black Cats maintain hardline stance on Ndong SPORT Happy birthday Whether reading their weekly print copy on the train, checking our social media channels at lunchtime or Proud to serve the local Showtime browsing our up-to-the-minute website in the evening – we’re here for our readers 24/7. It is a title which Thousands Butterwick! flock to Party and tech donation mark children’s hospice milestone community for moreStok than...esley By Peter Barron appeals to a diverse demographic and will continue to attract an audience that has the disposable income Staff Writer & Langdon [email protected] A NORTH-EAST children’s Beck hospice celebrated a mile- stone at the weekend – 20 years after it was opened Pages 3&9 with the generous support to invest in your goods and services; a target audience perfect for your business. of readers of The Northern Echo. The paper launched an ap- peal to build the region’s first children’s hospice in re- sponse to the death of Prin- cess Diana. At the time, work had been started to add a children’s wing to the Butterwick Hospice at Stockton but it couldn’t be completed due to a lack of funds. The North- ern Echo’s appeal galvanised 163 yearssupport and led to the open- ing of the children’s hospice Good sport by Take That star Gary Bar- low. At the weekend, a special 20th birthday party was held Squaring at The Synthonia Suites, in Billingham, with VIP guests made up of families whose up to lives have been touched by the children’s hospice over EXPLORING THE POWER OF LOCAL MEDIA... the years. cancer Jo Wallis, Butterwick’s head of marketing and fund- BIRTHDAY: Ben Edmundson-Brown with his mum Victoria and step-dad Peter at the Butterwick Children’s Hospice party on Page 16 nCONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Saturday Picture: PAUL NORRIS Banking on town booming The Bury Times celebrates the best of a proud region; sport, entertainment, leisure, retail, property, motors, SPECIAL REPORT: PAGES 6 & 7 Thursday, September 27, jobs and much more. It is the ultimate weekly print and 24/7 online guide to what is happening right here, right 2018 BT burytimes.co.uk £1.10 Sunny spells with WEEKEND light breeze. Max now. Concise, relevant and engaging, brought to local readers through online, social media and print – giving WEATHER 14C Min 7C advertisers a true multimedia approach to their marketing campaign. Our marketing opportunities encompass TRUSTED NEWS READ BY 94,567 EVERY WEEK (PRINT & ONLINE) *Page 2 the very best of our cutting-edge digital marketing services portfolio, traditional print advertising and consultative approach to ensuring we deliver a truly well structured marketing campaign for you. TRIBUTES TO Corrie’sNEWS 1 SUPER Curly is rockin’ SHAKER n WEEKEND Fairfield, as a ‘family-oriented’ and ‘larg- n Lifelong Bury fan er than life’ individual. She said: “Ian was very popular and was always busy going somewhere or doing something. He wor- Ian collapses just shipped his daughter, Katron, and thought the world of her. before kick-off “He liked a laugh and a joke, and loved fishing. He liked his nights out around By Thomas George Fairfield, and also had a little group of [email protected] friends who he would meet up with and go to Greggs in the Mill Gate with every morning for breakfast. “He was not unwell at all — this has Boss TRIBUTES have been paid to a lifelong come completely out of the blue.” Bury FC supporter who died after collaps- Mr Doody, a regular at Gigg Lane since ing at a game. he was a young boy, had gone to the game Ian Doody, aged 71, fell ill during the ear- with his brother, Kevin, as well as Ms El- backs ly stages of Saturday’s match against Car- dred, her husband, Shaun, and their two lisle United at Gigg Lane, and was taken to boys. Fairfield General Hospital where he later Their pre-match routine was the same as died. every other home game with the family of revamp Mr Doody’s niece, Di Eldred, described DEDICATED FAN: Ian Doody the widower, who lived in Cuckoo Lane, Continuedn2 n PAGE 16 localiq.co.uk Reach a bigger local Did you know? audience than ever before. In the North West we can reach up to... Banking on town booming SPECIAL REPORT: PAGES 6 & 7 Thursday, September 27, 2018 BT burytimes.co.uk £1.10 Sunny spells with WEEKEND light breeze. Max WEATHER 14C Min 7C TRUSTED NEWS READ BY 94,567 EVERY WEEK (PRINT & ONLINE) *Page 2 TRIBUTES TO Corrie’sNEWS 1 SUPER Curly is rockin’ SHAKER n WEEKEND Fairfield, as a ‘family-oriented’ and ‘larg- n Lifelong Bury fan er than life’ individual. She said: “Ian was very popular and was always busy going somewhere or doing something. He wor- Ian collapses just shipped his daughter, Katron, and thought the world of her. before kick-off “He liked a laugh and a joke, and loved fishing. He liked his nights out around By Thomas George Fairfield, and also had a little group of % [email protected] friends who he would meet up with and go to Greggs in the Mill Gate with every morning for breakfast. “He was not unwell at all — this has Boss 82 TRIBUTES have been paid to a lifelong come completely out of the blue.” of residents across Bury FC supporter who died after collaps- Mr Doody, a regular at Gigg Lane since ing at a game. he was a young boy, had gone to the game Ian Doody, aged 71, fell ill during the ear- with his brother, Kevin, as well as Ms El- backs ly stages of Saturday’s match against Car- dred, her husband, Shaun, and their two lisle United at Gigg Lane, and was taken to boys.
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