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Dear Arlington advertiser:
YourArlington.com is a Web site devoted to local news and information about Arlington. Managed by Bob Sprague, a former editor of The Advocate who has worked at the Globe and Herald, YourArlington is a growing news resource for our town. From December 2006, when it launched, until now, the site has seen its page views expand -- from 21,113 in January 2007 to 261,630 in April 2012. Note, too, its unique visitors have risen to 16,261 in April, from 9,120 in January.
We would like to help you use this effective way of reaching local customers by offering opportunities to advertise via online ads, classified, or, in the future, on the site's online business directory. You will pay the introductory rates in a variety of categories. To be an advertiser on YourArlington, you are invited to register. To do that, follow these instructions >> To learn about the sizes and positions of ads and their rates, as well as our policy, click here >> When you advertise with YourArlington, you will have the benefit of OpenX, which includes a tracking system that provides details about how often surfers click on your ad. Newspaper companies may claim a certain number of readers. An online news site provides an exact accounting. Reaching the Greater Arlington/Medford Area YourArlington and InsideMedford.com partner to bring advertisers to an even larger audience. Combined, both Web sites reach 30,000 people each month in the Arlington/Medford area. A discounted rate is available to advertise on both sites. Hits for the past four years ...
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Registered as well as unregistered users of YourArlington may post comments, but ALL have to sign with their FULL, REAL NAMES for the comments to remain. Your comments remain unpublished until the site's manager publishes them. If there is a delay, the publisher is probably on vacation and you must await his return.
NOTE: The "title" is the headline over your comment, not Mr. or Ms.