BEL AIR, MD, July 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) Coffee News Harford, a free weekly publication currently available at more than 115 locations in Bel Air, Fallston and Abingdon, will expand its circulation to reach people who live, work or do business in Riverside/Belcamp, Aberdeen and Havre de Grace beginning September 4. The new edition will join the existing Bel Air North and Bel Air South editions to ensure comprehensive coverage throughout the most populated areas of Harford County.
According to owner Jody Youll, Coffee News is a light-hearted publication designed to be read quickly while waiting for a meal or other business. Billed as "News To Be Enjoyed Over Coffee," Coffee News focuses on featuring only good news and fun items like trivia, fun facts, local events and contests. Coffee News also offers local businesses a unique advertising model in which they can lock in as the exclusive advertiser within their industry category.
Youll says, "In a typical print publication, your ad can get lost in a sea of like businesses or overwhelmed by larger ads. With Coffee News, businesses can take advantage of an affordable, effective, and exclusive advertising opportunity targeted down to the precise neighborhood." She also points out that a copy of Coffee News can easily be viewed by five to seven different readers since it is free to take and share with others or can be returned to the newsstand for others to enjoy.
A native of Morristown, New Jersey, Youll originally founded Coffee News Harford just over a year ago when she moved to Bel Air with her husband as part of the Army's Base Realignment and Closure initiative. Coffee News Harford is part of a larger family of Coffee News franchises comprised of more than 1,000 editions in 20 countries worldwide that reach over 10 million weekly readers.
The first print of the new edition will appear in restaurants, coffee shops, pizzerias and more on September 4. For additional information, please visit http://www.coffeenewsharford.com.
Coffee News Harford to Add a Third Edition, Expanding Circulation
Coffee News Harford will expand its circulation to reach people who live, work or do business in Riverside/Belcamp, Aberdeen and Havre de Grace beginning September 4.
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[Press-News.org] Coffee News Harford to Add a Third Edition, Expanding CirculationCoffee News Harford will expand its circulation to reach people who live, work or do business in Riverside/Belcamp, Aberdeen and Havre de Grace beginning September 4.