Advertising paper publishing houses

Kurier Verlag GmbH, Neuss

With its ad­ver­tis­ing pa­pers the Kuri­er Ver­lag reach­es weekly around 138,000 house­holds in Neuss, Kaarst, Greven­broich, Rom­merkirchen and Jüchen. The ed­i­to­ri­al staff want not to on­ly in­form, but al­so to cham­pi­on the in­ter­ests of peo­ple in the re­gion with their ar­ti­cles.

Wuppertaler Rundschau

With 162,000 copies circulated on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the Wuppertaler Rundschau is read by nearly all households in the city. Four times a year, the Rundschau team also brings out Wuppertal’s edition of the lifestyle journal “Top Magazin” and is the largest publisher of local special interest print products. The publishing house releases the culinary guide “So schmeckt Wuppertal” (A taste of Wuppertal) annually with tests of almost all restaurants in the suspension railway city, as well as the apprenticeship guide "YOLO", and a large number of district magazines.

Panorama Anzeigenblatt GmbH

Panorama Anzeigenblatt GmbH brings together the newspaper activities of the Rheinische Post Mediengruppe and the W. Girardet publishing group. Midweek and at the weekend, the publisher releases titles such as the Düsseldorfer Anzeiger, the Stadt-Spiegel for Krefeld, Mönchengladbach and Viersen, Lokal Anzeiger Erkrath, Schaufenster Mettmann and the Extra-Tipp editions for Mönchengladbach, Krefeld, Viersen, Willich and Meerbusch. In light of this, a total of around 1.5 million copies are circulated on a weekly basis.

Advertising papers from the Saarbrücker Zeitungsgruppe

With its pub­li­ca­tions Wochen­spiegel (Saar­land), Die Woch (Saar­land / Tri­er), Volks­fre­und-TIPP, the Saar­brück­er Zeitungs­gruppe has high-reach ad­ver­tis­ing and week­ly pa­pers in their in­di­vid­u­al sales re­gions. They reach about 1.6 mil­lion house­holds ev­ery week.

In the Saar­land sales re­gion, the Saar­brück­er Zeitungs­gruppe pub­lish­es the Wochen­spiegel on Wednes­days and Die Woch on Sat­ur­days via the Saarländis­che Wochen­blatt Ver­lags­ge­sellschaft (SWV) with each reach­ing more than 0.5 mil­lion house­holds.