We Now Offer Options to Reach New and Diverse Audiences!

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Helping your organizations reach target audiences is our expertise. Many of you are already familiar with our digital marketing platforms, Phillyfunguide and Funsavers, which reaches the general population interested in attending art and culture programs in the Greater Philadelphia area.

Our rates, impressions and click-through rates continue to offer some of the best values in the market. Phillyfunguide gets more than 5,000 visitors per day, more than 125,000 consumers receive our weekly Funsavers emails and your advertising is seamlessly integrated with our listings and editorial content. 

In addition to reaching this audience, we now offer three additional advertising options that will reach new and diverse audiences that may be valuable for your upcoming programming. These additional options are highlighted below:

Job Bank Advertising: Target local art and culture talent, influencers and nonprofit interests. Our job bank sees over 130,00 monthly pageviews.

CultureWire Dedicated Email: Reaches over 5000 art and culture administrative staff and influencers monthly.  

STAMP: Reaches a local teenage population. Our app has over 3000 users and our STAMP website sees over 5000 monthly pageviews.

To learn more about our demographics, reach and ad performance contact Christine Dancey, Audience Services Manager at christined@philaculture.org or 215-399-3531.

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