(BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/) Today MetroSampler.com announced the launch of its family of websites. MetroSampler.com is made up of teams of local artists, organizations, and companies across the US that provide local information about the cities that it represents. Featuring dining, shopping, and community activities, these sites are the go-to place for current information. Fresh and frequently updated content helps website visitors find and navigate upcoming activities in their city.
MetroSampler.com is expanding nationally throughout the country’s unique college towns. OnDenver.com’s site traffic is growing at a rate of 41.46 percent per month. Its readers are highly engaged, with the average viewer spending 2.65 minutes on the site and viewing over seven pages per visit.
The current sites MetroSampler.com represents are:
- AboutBoulder.com
- OnDenver.com
- OnDetroit.com
- OnGainesville.com
- OnJacksonville.com
- OnLongBeach.com
- OnPhoenix.com
- OnScottsdale.com
- OnTampa.com
- OnTuscaloosa.com
- OnTucson.com
“Our MetroSampler.com sites are fantastic resources for locals and tourists to learn about cities across the US. I think the most unique aspect of these sites is that we build local teams who write all about the cities that they love,” says Hagen Hamilton, Director of Operations.
Sponsorships are available on the sites for advertisers at reasonable rates. Companies interested in increasing local awareness, like BCycle and Launching Labs Marketing, can gain brand recognition through advertising. In addition, MetroSampler.com is committed to giving back to each community it has a presence in by donating a percentage of sales to local non-profits.
About MetroSampler.com
MetroSampler.com is an emerging multimedia platform, delivering valued content to a diverse audience. It provides local artists, businesses, and charities with a voice to share their stories with those living, working, and visiting various cities and communities. MetroSampler.com contains a vast network of resources for food, fun, shopping, community, and culture. A network of local writers, photographers, and entrepreneurs contribute content to our sites with fresh daily articles. MetroSampler.com is growing its family of sites to include: AboutBoulder.com, OnDenver.com, OnDetroit.com, OnGainesville.com, OnJacksonville.com, OnLongBeach.com, OnPhoenix.com, OnScottsdale.com, OnTampa.com and OnTuscaloosa.com. For more information, please email [email protected].
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Mary Cochran
Launching Labs Marketing
720-600-9059
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- 8.4M
- Median age
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- Area
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- Elevation
- 33 ft
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- 44%
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- 85.3%
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- 65.4%
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Living here
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Parks
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