Spring Forward… Don’t Fall Behind!

For many of us, March is notorious for being the slowest month of the year. But rather than hibernate and dwell on the seemingly endless days of winter, now is the perfect time to gear up for the upcoming season and to think spring.

The Peninsula Pulse continues to publish once every two weeks through the off-season until we switch to publishing weekly in mid-June. There are two upcoming issues this month, March 5 and 19. For a seemingly slow month there is a lot going on: the first day of spring, Daylight Savings Time, and St. Patrick’s Day. And Good Friday and Easter lie just around the corner on the first weekend in April.

Door County Living’s second annual Philanthropy Issue will hit the newsstands in mid-March and will be in circulation year round. This special issue (outside of our four regular issues) celebrates the culture of giving by featuring the numerous non-profits that touch our community. You will notice that only full-page advertisers are showcased in this particular issue.

Although it is too late for this year, now is the time to think about taking advantage of next year’s Philanthropy marketing opportunities. Perhaps you would like to market your business in a philanthropic light or maybe team up with your favorite non-profit for combined added exposure.

Both the Peninsula Pulse and Door County Living media kits will be arriving in your mailboxes soon. Door County Living will be arriving in early March while the Peninsula Pulse’s media kits will be arriving in late March. At any time, you may request information for either publication by contacting us:

Peninsula Pulse: advertising@ppulse.com 920.854.9342.

Door County Living: info@doorcountyliving.com or 920.854.7550.