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Arts-specific brochure display stands launched in Auckland

20 Feb 2007
arts advocates auckland inc and Jasons Travel Media have announced the commencement of a new arts specific brochure display rack service, utilising up to 50 locations across the Auckland region. This…

arts advocates auckland inc and Jasons Travel Media have announced the commencement of a new arts specific brochure display rack service, utilising up to 50 locations across the Auckland region. This joint initiative will be marketed under the Arts About Auckland banner, with the racks maintained by Jasons.arts advocates auckland inc and Jasons Travel Media have announced the commencement of a new arts specific brochure display rack service, utilising up to 50 locations across the Auckland region. This joint initiative will be marketed under the Arts About Auckland banner, with the racks maintained by Jasons.The end result of intensive research by arts advocates auckland, this project will assist the arts community to market their performances, exhibitions, festivals etc to a wider audience, at cost effective rates with minimal maintenance involved.

Clive Jimmieson, Manager Jasons Distribution Services, who has assisted in the development of this service for the arts sector, says Jasons are pleased to be involved in a project that supports the arts and creates an opportunity for arts organisations and artists to reach a broader base with their advertising. The artistic talents on offer around the region deserve ongoing promotion.

arts advocates auckland Chairman, Geoff Clews, says aaa is delighted to be able to facilitate assistance to the arts sector in the difficult area of marketing their arts to the wider region, for a negotiated cost that will not break their always constrained budgets. He hopes this project will be the start of ongoing Arts About Auckland initiatives developed by arts advocates auckland.

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Image: Fill those empty seats by marketing your arts event more effectively.

20/2/07