The Kenosha Spotlight was created to help local businesses grow by connecting them directly with the community they serve. Through co-operative advertising, multiple businesses share the cost of a professionally printed mailer that is delivered directly to thousands of homes throughout the Kenosha area. This approach allows businesses to gain meaningful exposure while keeping advertising costs affordable.
Hi there! My name is Carolyn and I have been a resident of Kenosha for the last 21 years. As a small business owner myself, I LOVE seeing small businesses thrive and be successful. Marketing is such a crucial part of this success, but can be so costly! The postcard I put together here at The Kenosha Spotlight offers small businesses the opportunity to market themselves to the community in such a big way, but for a significantly lower cost. By each business contributing to the cost of the postcard everyone gains exposure and saves money. It’s a win-win! I look forward to working with you. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions!
Carolyn
Traditional advertising can be expensive and unpredictable. The Kenosha Spotlight offers a practical way for local businesses to reach real customers in their community. Each spotlight mailer features a variety of local businesses, making it easy for residents to discover services, promotions, and companies right in their own community.
Co-op advertising lets multiple local businesses share the cost of one large direct mail campaign, giving you premium exposure for a fraction of the price. Instead of spending up to $1 per household on your own, a $275 co-op ad brings your cost down to around 3 cents per home while still reaching thousands of targeted local customers. You get the same mailbox visibility, professional design, and strong local reach without the high cost of doing it alone.
Every issue of Kenosha spotlight is distributed to 20,000 mailboxes using targeted delivery routes.
Each Issue of the racine and lake county spot light is delivered to approximately 5,000 homes.