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Warehouse Stationery donates ad-space to businesses

Warehouse Stationery is offering $150,000 of it’s ad space to ten small businesses, plus the creative firepower from a leading agency to create the ads.  “Warehouse Stationery prides itself on having everything […]

Glenn Baker
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July 6, 2020 2 Mins Read
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Warehouse Stationery is offering $150,000 of it’s ad space to ten small businesses, plus the creative firepower from a leading agency to create the ads. 

“Warehouse Stationery prides itself on having everything a small business needs. And right now small businesses need business,” says Wendy Ballard (pictured), Warehouse Stationery’s head of marketing. “So we’re giving away some of our ad space to those who need it most, and we’ve even asked our advertising agency to create the ads for them.”

The initiative invites any Kiwi business in need of exposure to apply to be one of ten to receive a minimum of $15,000 media spend plus creative production. The advertising package will be bespoke for the successful businesses and ads could appear on radio, online, in social and/or in press depending on their needs.

“Our team in our nationwide network of stores have built close relationships with many small businesses. The stories they have shared of the pressure some are facing have inspired this campaign. We want New Zealand business to thrive, so giving the gift of the power of advertising feels like a practical way we can help,” says Ballard.

“Our media and creative agency partners – OMG and DDB – are totally on board and together we will ensure the ten successful SMEs will receive an advertising campaign that works hard for them, with the ultimate goal of helping drive their business. Best of all, it’s for free.

“Whether you’re a tradie, an accountant, run a restaurant or run a lawn mowing business, Warehouse Stationery would love to help.” 

If you have a registered business, go to www.warehousestationery.co.nz to apply for the advertising package. Registrations are from 1 July – 31 July, 2020. Advertising campaigns to begin August 2020. 

 

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