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2015The 2015 Zombie Bowl for Kids Sake held at Paso Bowl raised a total of $7,200 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Luis Obispo County. Over 75 bowlers attended the event, including our own Access Publishing Team. Our players included Beth and Scott Brennan, Noah Cryns, Skye Ravy, Sarah Bolyard with additional support from Paul Ravy and Ken Bolyard. “We had a great time…
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2015E-book sales slip, and print is far from dead New York Times – Five years ago, the book world was seized by collective panic over the uncertain future of print. As readers migrated to new digital devices, e-book sales soared, up 1,260 percent between 2008 and 2010, alarming booksellers that watched consumers use their stores to find titles they would later buy online. Print sales…
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2015Why are keywords ‘not provided’ in Google Analytics? Are you looking over your monthly Google Analytics report or reviewing your WordPress Jetpack Site Stats and trying to figure out why you can’t see all the keywords that bring traffic to your web site? It’s very frustrating for web masters and business owners who want to see how users are looking for them on the Internet….
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2015Did you recently get a call from Google or Apple Maps? Look out, it was probably a scam. Telemarketing companies are aggressively flooding voicemail boxes with unwanted spam calls with messages like these: Spam call from telemarketer about Apple Maps “Hi, this is Sally calling to help verify your new Apple Maps business listing. If you are the business owner and would like to have…
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2015Over the years we’ve helped several local businesses optimize their Yelp profile. Sometimes Yelp will call and try to sell our clients an advertising campaign. The costs of the packages are typically around $500 per month with at least a 6-month commitment. Our local businesses have complained that expense of Yelp advertising is just not worth the benefit. The return on investment has been very…
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2015-Press Release- Access Publishing, a San Luis Obispo County advertising and marketing company, is changing the name of its popular online newspaper Atascadero Daily News to A-Town Daily News. “A-Town is an endearing local nickname for Atascadero that residents have been using for decades,” Brennan says. “It’s also a great fit with our website address atowndailynews.com.” “I’m excited to move forward and continue to provide…
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2015Advertising for Atascadero businesses The Atascadero Daily News is now offering online advertising to local businesses looking to drive more traffic and attract more customers. Thousands of North County residents are looking to the Atascadero Daily News every week. The local news website has thousands of local readers every month. Reach our audience with your marketing campaign. “Advertising is important to the success of every business…
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2015News website provides locals with daily updates, area-specific news Access Publishing officially announced this week the launch of the Atascadero Daily News. This new website will provide readers with Atascadero news including original stories and reports from local news sources. Local staff writers will be creating original content for the site, and the site will also publish press releases from local groups, organizations and other sources….
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2015It’s great way for Paso Robles businesses to reach the Cambria market Access Publishing, the parent company of the Paso Robles Daily News, is producing the 2015 edition of Your Cambria Phone Book. It’s the only local, family-owned directory serving Cambria, Harmony, San Simeon and the North Coast of San Luis Obispo County. Over 6,000 copies of the new Cambria Phone book will be delivered…
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2015Paso Robles Youth Baseball volunteers raised enough money to purchase two new bleachers for Sherwood Park‘s Bynum Field. The league had a grand opening ceremony that kicked off the sports season and unveiled the new bleachers early in March. The group raised a total of $8,588 in donations from the community, according to Paso Robles Youth Baseball Executive Board President Tom Seidel. Access Publishing donated $700 towards the…