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A collection of 10 issues

LinkNYC Boosts Local Businesses With Free Advertising

Local business owners celebrate advertising on LinkNYC kiosks along the Graham Avenue BID (Via NYCDoITT)WILLIAMSBURG – LinkNYC kiosks have been popping up across the five boroughs for the last few years, replacing outdated phone booths with free calling and phone charging while showing big, glowing ads. Now, they’re opening

Got An Event Coming Up? Share It On Our New Calendar!

Hosting a class for locals, having an art opening nearby, or planning a block-wide yard sale? List it in our new events calendar [/calendar]. From support groups and meet-ups to concerts and film screenings, you can add a one-time event or import your iCalendar feed of events in the community,

Converting Online Visits to Offline Sales

Online advertising, also called online marketing or Internet advertising, is a form of marketing and advertising which uses the Internet to deliver promotional marketing messages to consumers. It includes email marketing, search engine marketing (SEM), social media marketing, many types of display advertising (including web banner advertising), and mobile advertising.

Move Your Cars Next Wednesday For PNC Bank Filming On Marlborough

Deutsch [http://www.deutschinc.com/], a Manhattan-based advertising company, will be filming a “web video interior” for PNC Bank on Marlborough Road, between Albemarle Road and Beverley Road, from 6am to 8pm on both Thursday, August 14 and Friday, August 15 – which means you’ll need to move your car

Hikind Says City Blocked His Bus Shelter Ads Calling For Deportation Of Alleged Nazi War Criminal

One of the campaign’s posters. Click to enlarge.Assemblyman Dov Hikind claims that the Department of Transportation has blocked his attempt to put up advertisements calling for the deportation of a Queens man believed to be a Nazi war criminal on bus shelters near the man’s home. Hikind

How Many Public Payphones Are There In NYC? Fewer Every Year

A map showing the location of every payphone in the city. (Source: Independent Budget Office) Click to enlargePublic payphones, once a ubiquitous part of the city landscape, have become a rarer commodity in recent years, especially in Brooklyn. The New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) compiled a map and

Sheepshead Bites Introduces Dynamic, Editable Ads

Towne Cafe’s editable ad Sheepshead Bites is proud to introduce a new advertising option that gives our business supporters an immediate, effective way to keep our readers informed: dynamic ads that businesses can update by simply sending a text message, Facebook post or Twitter update. The Towne Cafe [https:

We Love You All

We really do. You make our jobs possible, and enjoyable by reading, commenting, sending your tips, thoughts and concerns. And by advertising. With lots of love to our advertisers – YOU MAKE IT POSSIBLE for our neighborhood to have this wonderful site. Thank you! Please do consider calling: – Mark Cincotta of

Giant Ads: Legal, But Should They Be?

You’d expect to see this kind of schlocky, tasteless marketing anywhere in Manhattan or Northern Brooklyn, but we’ve so far escaped this breed of visual pollution. But as ill-fitting developments sprouted up near major avenues – with one- and two-family homes next door like the one above at 2792

Marketeer Stops Presses For Good

The granddaddy of Brooklyn advertising circulars, Newsday’s Marketeer, has folded after more than 20 years, depriving tens of thousands of coupon clippers of local business bargains. For me, the loss is personal. Before Marketeer was purchased by Newsday in the late 90s, I was a columnist. It was my