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TV – commercial
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TV – cable
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radio – public
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radio – commercial
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newspaper
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buyer’s guide
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magazines
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newsletters*
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billboards
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bus
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taxi
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library
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laundromats
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restaurants
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grocery stores**
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hospitals
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labor organizations
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government leaders
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businesses
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banks
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unemployment office
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welfare office
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utility company
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church and civic groups
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youth groups (for their parents)
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community center
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community calendar***
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community bulletin board***
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lighted message board
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community events
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Many businesses, churches, schools, and clubs distribute their own newsletters.
** For special events, some grocery stores will stuff fliers in each grocery order.
*** Public television and radio stations, as well as cable TV operators, often run a community bulletin board or
calendar, and many chambers of commerce publish a community Calendar.
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personal appearances
speakers’ bureau
direct mail
message printed on statement
table tents
giveaways (pencils, rulers)
T-shirts/hats
brochures
fliers
posters
press releases
Marketing
Vehicle
PSAs
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advertising
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