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Reader callout: Ask readers to send you their Easter pictures
Submitted by Jean Hodges on March 12, 2010 - 4:05pm
From egg hunts to bunnies to parades, Easter is almost here. Ask your readers for their Easter photos with an Easter reader callout on GateHouse News Service.
Be sure to run the ad daily in a prominent place. And make sure you run readers' choices online and in print.
We hope you find reader callouts a great way to interact with your readers and get them involved in your newspaper and Web site.
Reader callout: Ask readers to pick the NCAA champion
Submitted by Jean Hodges on March 5, 2010 - 2:34pm
Before the NCAA tournament starts, ask your readers to submit to you who they think will win the tournament. It's easy with the March Madness reader callout ads on GateHouse News Service.
Reader callout: Ask for readers' St. Pat's photos
Submitted by Jean Hodges on February 26, 2010 - 7:09pm
Green beer, four leaf clovers, parades, parties ... it must be St. Patrick's Day. And it's the perfect time to ask your readers to submit their St. Pat's photos of parades and parties to share with the community. Check out the reader callout ads for St. Patrick's Day on GateHouse News Service to run in your newspapers.
Reader callout: Ask for readers' spring gardening tips
Submitted by Jean Hodges on February 11, 2010 - 9:56pm
Before you know it, the ground will begin to thaw, and your readers' thoughts will turn to spring gardening. What a perfect time to ask readers to share their gardening tips with the community. GateHouse News Service has produced a reader callout for spring gardening tips, which is available now.
Michigan papers go for the gold with Winter Olympics tab
Submitted by Jean Hodges on February 9, 2010 - 11:04am
GateHouse News Service - Niche produced a tab of TV listings for the Winter Olympics, which begin Feb. 12. David Ferro, publisher of the Hillsdale Daily News and the Coldwater Daily Reporter in Michigan, said his sales staff sold all space in the 40-page tab in a week.
Here's a Q&A with Ferro about his newspapers' success:
Reader callout: Ask for readers' Lenten thoughts
Submitted by Jean Hodges on February 4, 2010 - 5:53pm
With Lent coming up, you'll find a Lenten reader callout ad on GateHouse News Service that asks for your readers Lenten thoughts. In the 40 days leading up to Easter, some people give up something, and some people spend time exploring their faith in a deeper way.
Super Bowl coverage on GateHouse News Service
Submitted by Jean Hodges on February 3, 2010 - 7:54pm
GateHouse News Service is featuring the work of two sports reporters who are in Miami for the Super Bowl and the festivities leading up to Sunday's big game.
Paul Jannace from the Wellsville Daily Reporter, who normally covers the Buffalo Bills, is filing daily columns and features with art.
Reader callout: Find out readers' favorite presidents
Submitted by Jean Hodges on January 29, 2010 - 12:10pm
Presidents Day is coming up, and it's a perfect chance to involve your readers with your newspaper and Web site. GateHouse News Service has produced three attractive ads that you can run in your paper, as well as a simple image for online callouts.
Reader callout: Seek readers' Valentine's Day love stories
Submitted by Jean Hodges on January 22, 2010 - 6:41pm
Valentine's Day is around the corner, and you can get your readers involved with your newspaper and Web site by seeking their real-life love stories.
GateHouse News Service makes reader callouts simple by providing three attractive ads that you can run in your paper, as well as a simple image for online callouts.
GateHouse News Service's KidzBuzz page focuses on Haiti
Submitted by Jean Hodges on January 21, 2010 - 10:18am
Photos and stories of the devastating earthquake in Haiti are everywhere, and your children are hearing about it, too. They probably have questions about what it all means, and perhaps teachers at school are fielding questions, too. GateHouse News Service has prepared an NIE page, KidzBuzz, on the earthquake in Haiti to answer some of those questions.
