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Newton is a city with a unique identity with a presence of historically significant buildings while at the same time having the contemporary effects of being in close proximity to Boston. Newton is also unique because it is comprised of thirteen different villages. These include Auburndale, Chestnut Hill, and Newton Centre. This differentiation allows for local advertisements in each of the villages specific to target audiences.

The roads connecting these villages also portray an effective advertising opportunity with billboards along these major roads.  Billboards and other out-of-home advertising on The Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90), and Interstate 95 could result in high traffic exposure and a potential to grow your business.

Large (Bulletin)

Bulletins in Newton $1,500-$5,000 Average per Month
  • Great for building brand and name recognition.
  • Located in heavy traffic areas for maximum exposure.
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Medium (Poster)

Medium Posters in Newton $700-$3,000 Average per Month
  • Perfect for new product launches, promotions and events.
  • Available across markets in the areas most effective at reaching your target customer.
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Small (Poster)

Small Posters in Newton $300-$800 Average per Month
  • Cost effective for small businesses and for short term advertisements.
  • Ideal for targeting communities and neighborhoods.
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Digital Billboard

Digital Billboards in Newton $2,500-$8,000 Average per Month
  • Extremely bright and eye-catching. Shows multiple ads, increasing availability of ad space.
  • No production cost, and campaigns can be launched more quickly than static billboards.
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About Newton

Population:

85,146

Median Income: $107,696
Major Roads: I-90 and I-95
Biggest Landmark: Elm Bank Horticulture Center

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