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In 2020, local TV news branding and marketing was very different. What about in 2021? What messages are you crafting about your news coverage?

From April through December of last year, TVNewsCheck offered discounted pricing to support employers coping with the global coronavirus pandemic. TVNewsCheck’s Media Job Center classified ad section returns to its regular pricing today, Jan. 4.

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“We wanted to go in a different direction as we continue to produce fresh promos with our commitment to #MichianaUnited,” said Nishan Gilmet, the creative services director for WBND South Bend, Ind. Finally, a local girl tried out. We knew right away her voice fits perfectly for our ABC 57 promo.”

One doesn’t normally think of local TV news and its marketing as a source of inspiration. But lately, it’s had its moments.

TV stations around the country are sharing messages of hope and togetherness through their marketing and news coverage and posting their examples on social media. Sometimes, they’re posting funny and creative messages created by viewers. Here are some examples I’ve seen come across my Facebook and/or LinkedIn feeds.

Your ad on TVNewsCheck’s Media Job Center just got more compelling because it can now be more than just words. It can be a multimedia experience complete with pictures and videos.