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If this is the ranch way out there, you need major cities with monied folks. Dallas, Ft. Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. Dallas Morning News but I don't know the others. If Highland Park has its own paper, that's a very wealthy enclave inside Dallas' city limits.
Like a multiple choice test. Select "None of the above" if it is a potential answer.
Our huge DFW broker used to spend about $10k a week with the Dallas Morning News.
That money is down to very little and it all goes into Internet development and website.
Our huge DFW broker used to spend about $10k a week with the Dallas Morning News.
That money is down to very little and it all goes into Internet development and website.
None of the above is correct.
Similar story - big car dealer here says he used to spend over $1 million a year advertising in the Kansas City Star. Now he doesn't spend a dime there.
I was going to say none. Why would you want to advertise in a paper? Is it not in the MLS?
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