If proof's needed that there's a media platform for everyone, The Bay provides it.
This flourishing free glossy is now out for March - and it features a number of new advertisers who'll benefit from the mag's low-cost, touchy-feely approach.
New to Media Master are Street Chiropractor, Authentic Dating for Men and Coastal Galleries.
It's good to see them all using the media to make the most of their key messages. I hope they succeed.
Street, incidentally, claims to be Wales' only mobile chiropractor clinic.
The business offers services to tackle difficulties such as migraines, back pain, work-related injury, sports injuries, osteoarthritis, poor posture and joint pain.
Authentic Dating, fronted by Sasha Mitrofanov, is flagged up as a specialist in areas such as dating strategy and tactics for singles, getting your ex back, getting over your ex and confidence building.
It's an interesting concept and gathers much inspiration from Sasha's own life experience.
Coastal is owned by Chris Elliott. It's based at SA1's beautiful Ice House building, on the J-Shed side of the Sail Bridge.
The Bay ad heralds a forthcoming personal appearance by Irish artist and adventurer Philip Gray.
Analysis of the media scene in Swansea Bay, Wales, by Effective Communication's Andy Pearson. He advises on marketing through the media in Swansea, Neath, Port Talbot, Llanelli & across Wales.
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Ruth adds to the Swansea Bay media mix
Ruth Dockerty works hard on her monthly Swansea Bay newsletter.
I recommend you subscribe - http://bit.ly/b0ADvA.
The latest edition's just out ... and it's the usual busy mix of business and education elements useful to the Swansea area market, development info, news and events previews.
Highlights include Swansea University PhD student Roshi Fernando winning the 2009 Impress Prize for New Writers.
There's news that the South Wales Boat Show is moving from Margam Park to Swansea's SA1 this year and a piece on actor Michael Sheen backing Swansea Bay's 2013 City of Culture bid.
Ruth is communications and marketing executive with promotional body Swansea Bay Futures. She previously spent a few muddy, enjoyable years in a similar role at Llanelli's National Wetland Centre Wales.
Among those who assist Swansea Bay Futures are the South Wales Evening Post, Swansea Sound and The Wave. It's encouraging that our established media can help in spreading our area's good messages that little bit further.
Keep at it, Ruth!
I recommend you subscribe - http://bit.ly/b0ADvA.
The latest edition's just out ... and it's the usual busy mix of business and education elements useful to the Swansea area market, development info, news and events previews.
Highlights include Swansea University PhD student Roshi Fernando winning the 2009 Impress Prize for New Writers.
There's news that the South Wales Boat Show is moving from Margam Park to Swansea's SA1 this year and a piece on actor Michael Sheen backing Swansea Bay's 2013 City of Culture bid.
Ruth is communications and marketing executive with promotional body Swansea Bay Futures. She previously spent a few muddy, enjoyable years in a similar role at Llanelli's National Wetland Centre Wales.
Among those who assist Swansea Bay Futures are the South Wales Evening Post, Swansea Sound and The Wave. It's encouraging that our established media can help in spreading our area's good messages that little bit further.
Keep at it, Ruth!
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