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Production Quality What’s Up Yukon’s full colour production model demands a higher quality print to achieve our magazine layout and feel. • Non-toxic vegetable based ink and completely recyclable • Full Colour Digital Newsprint • Premium Glossy Print (8 Pages) and premium colour print pages • Professional Graphic Design Services
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What’s Up Yukon invests in learning more about readership through a third party professional business - Datapath Systems.
This is the information age and we all expect to have access to stories for Free. Free removes barriers from readers and provides unique distribution opportunities. We believe FREE distribution has contributed to What’s Up Yukon’s success.
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It is What’s Up Yukon’s policy for all content to be 100% local
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We offer a comprehensive online experience
What’s Up Yukon promises readers and advertisers only local content - never using free on-line fill services. Local content is crucial to maintaining the high percentage of readers who actively read the entire issue. Engagement is key.
This means your message gets more time in the market compared to traditional newspapers. People are busy today. Once a week distribution ensures What’s Up Yukon and your ads receive consistent readership and consistent content retention. Another benefit, the events content compels readers to reference the events on multiple occasions.
What’s Up Yukon is FUN Yukoners enjoy reading about their neighbours and plan their leisure time with the many schedules inside. What’s Up Yukon is about celebrating who we are and exploring what we can be. Numerous columnists and writers take being the FUN EXPERTS, seriously.
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What’s Up Yukon’s website boasts Yukon’s largest digital cultural archive, most comprehensive events database, and is always updating with the latest stories. We offer modern interactive advertising - no plain static ads for our readers!
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