Sandy Relief: We’re Donating Our Advertising to Local Businesses
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[Photo: Lisa-Thi Beskar]Hurricane Sandy and its aftermath struck a large blow to local Lower East Side businesses, and we would like to do our part to help revitalize commerce. For the next week, we are donating 100% of our ad inventory to local enterprises that need a little extra juice to make it through. For the rest of November, we’ll donate 75% of our ad inventory to local businesses.
So, what does this mean?
If you have a business located in the Lower East Side, East Village or any adjoining areas affected by Hurricane Sandy, send an email to advertising@boweryboogie.com.
In the email, please include:
- the name of your business
- your business address
- the banner(s) you’d like us to run. It can be a 728×90, a 300×250, or both
- the link to the page that you’d like people to visit
We reserve the right to decline on a case by case basis, but our goal is to help. All approved businesses will receive equal rotation.
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