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What The Catholic Globe Can Do For You


One of the top reasons to advertise with The Catholic Globe is that we are highly affordable. Also, with nearly 26,000 subscribers across northwest Iowa, we get your message out to a specific niche of potential customers.
Perhaps the most valuable thing that we have to offer, however, is our personalized service. Taking out an ad should be much more than simply stating a size and date and receiving a price-point. This is where strategy comes in.
Here at The Globe, we are willing to sit down and truly discuss what it is that you need from your advertising. We will look at your goals, look at your budget and look at your options to determine the most effective schedule and placement that best fits your needs. Placing an ad in The Catholic Globe is not a donation. It is a reliable marketing device to make sure your business thrives. We are: Catholic. Credible. Committed.

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