Give readers a reason to keep your name.
When your restaurant turns 50, the best story might belong to the server who opened the doors on day one. Give customers that story in an anniversary magazine, or put your business in their hands through a dining guide, season preview, or event program.
Compare editions Discuss my publicationChoose your page count
Start with the occasion and the people you want to reach. These sample lineups show how each edition could use its space.
6 pages
$149Give one occasion a focused edition. Pair a founder interview with a photo timeline and an invitation to your anniversary celebration.
Select 6 pages12 pages
$249Build a guide with room for comparison. Organize restaurants by occasion, spotlight a kitchen, and give readers the details they need to order.
Select 12 pages18 pages
$349Plan a full season or annual edition. Combine feature interviews, schedules or directories, photo spreads, and clearly labeled sponsor pages.
Select 18 pages
What would your readers keep?
Business anniversary magazine
Put a face to the name above your door. Pair archival photos with interviews from founders, longtime employees, and customers. A documented timeline gives guests at your celebration a keepsake worth taking home.
Community impact report
Show shareholders and neighbors where your support went. Match verified scholarship, donation, and volunteer figures with accounts from the schools and nonprofits that put those resources to work.
New resident welcome guide
Reach families while they are choosing where to shop. Sponsor a Seagoville or Crandall guide that puts verified utility contacts, school information, local services, and shopping in one place.
Local dining and takeout guide
Who serves breakfast before work? Who can cater lunch for 20? Reach diners at the moment they choose, with practical listings, ordering details, and clearly labeled advertising.
High school sports season preview
Put your business beside a schedule fans can use all season. Coach Merv brings a coach’s eye to team previews, interviews, and verified game dates, with space for local advertisers.
Festival or community event program
Give visitors a plan from the entrance to the final performance. Commission an official program with a map, stage times, vendor locations, performer profiles, and sponsor acknowledgments.
Employee and company magazine
Introduce the people behind the work. A quarterly edition can follow a project across departments, recognize staff milestones, and help employees at different locations learn from one another.
Local business association member guide
Make membership lead to introductions. Give buyers a directory organized by service, with verified listings and owner interviews. Plan a digital edition for referrals or a print edition for meetings.
