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Garden State Press Clipping Bureau specializes in newspaper clipping and media monitoring for New Jersey and the surrounding metro areas. Established in 1962, we are among the oldest and most well-respected clipping services in the country.

Our highly-trained staff reads over 500 newspapers, periodicals and chamber-type magazines to find your name in print. In addition to the New Jersey media, we also cover all major metro New York and metro Philadelphia publications at no additional charge, ensuring that when you get ink we clip it. And, in addition to the traditional print media, we also provide video-taped copies of your TV news coverage.

So, whether you are a non-profit organization, major healthcare provider, service firm or small business, we track your exposure to the public.

• QUANTIFY MARKETING INVESTMENT
• MEET PUBLIC RELATIONS GOALS
• MONITOR PUBLIC OPINION

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As a newspaper clipping service or clipping bureau, we provide our clients with actual newspaper clippings or electronic paperless clips. Newspaper clipping services have been around for decades providing paper clippings and clips, but the advent of the Internet now allows for immediate electronic transfer of clips to our clients.

Some use our clipping service to justify and quantify marketing budgets, while some clients use our clipping bureau to keep a pictorial history of an organization’s public image. Whether tracking growth or tracking dollars, Garden State Press Clipping Bureau will provide you with actual media clips, as well as the demographic data to back up the value of the impression.

Garden State Press Clipping Bureau was founded in 1962, and has since provided clips from over one million publications and newspapers. As a regional clipping service, we have always been able to give our customers a most detailed view of the local media, clipping from even the smallest weeklies and chamber publications.

Finally, our newspaper service is staffed by a dedicated team of clipping service professionals – highly trained readers who scour the news for your name and your key words. And, since Garden State Press Clipping Bureau is an owner-operated business, you can just about always speak to “The Boss” when calling to discuss your account, your newspaper service, or any of our other media monitoring services. Established in 1962, Garden State Press Clipping Bureau was operated by William Weber from 1965 until 1989. In 1989, operations were taken over by Weber’s son, former Wall Street executive Gregory Peter A. Weber. Gregg still runs the family business today, and has never forgotten the attention to detail that has made the newspaper service a success. That’s why just about every time you call you can reach the owner on the phone.

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We can find you, your competitors, or potential new clients. Our readers will read with an eye for a company name, keyword, phrase or trend. Our service is also a great way to keep track of what your competitor is doing. We can also provide clips of your advertising as well as your competitor’s.

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We are pleased to be able to offer a new and valuable service, the Advanced Clip Analysis Report, to our clients in the communications industries!

The Advanced Clip Analysis Report (ACAR) is furnished monthly to subscribers and details in dollars and cents exactly what your clips are worth based on industry standards. The report shows how much editorial coverage you receive and translates that figure into budget dollars.

If you prefer your information electronically, we will scan the clips and send you a CD-ROM of your coverage each month.

Perhaps most important to marketing and public relations professionals, the report takes the number of column inches and multiplies that by the dollar amount the newspaper charges to purchase advertising space, giving the client a tangible number of how much the story is worth in advertising dollars.