Seniors Newspapers Circulation and Distribution
Increase sales from the fastest growing seniors, and baby boomers market in Sth East Qld?
Sunshine Coast Seniors, Gold Coast/Tweed Seniors & Brisbane Seniors Newspapers are the highest circulating, most cost effective, senior specific newspapers in SEQ, providing good strong strategies to directly target this lucrative market.
FACTS
Two thirds (69.2 per cent) of the state’s population reside in Sth East Qld as at June 2007. Gold Coast became the largest growing local government area (LGA) in both Qld and Australia during 12 months to June 2007, with Brisbane being a close second..* Qld State Government Local Government Area Research 2007.
Three good reasons to target the local seniors market…
1. Over one third of Brisbane, nearly half of the Gold Coast/Tweed area and more than one quarter of the Sunshine Coast
population are over 50.
2. People aged 45 and over account for 72 per cent of Australia’s wealth.
3. Government research shows that the seniors market have more leisure time, are free of commitments, and have more disposable
income than any other age group.
Highly relevant content
No other media in Sth East Qld provides this target market with senior specific community news, notices and information that happens in their own backyard. Since 1998 the concentration of senior specific local news gathered by our senior writers has assured advertisers a high readership, (99 per cent).
FREE advert design and layout assistance
We offer free marketing strategies and advertising layouts, custom designed to increase sales and build a stronger customer loyalty from our 229,250 readers. (Gold Coast/Tweed 80,500 Brisbane 91,000 and Sunshine Coast 57,750.)
Our Newspapers are free of charge and distributed monthly.
Circulation
Gold Coast/Tweed Seniors – distributed from Ormeau to Murwillumbah
Brisbane Seniors – distributed from Caboolture to Beenleigh and out to Ipswich
Sunshine Coast Seniors – distributed from Pomona to Beerwah, taking in some key outer lying areas – Hervey Bay and Gympie.
