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Door County Living

Door County Living was launched in 2003 as a free magazine with the intent of telling the stories of Door County culture and lifestyle; the places and people who call Door County home.

The first year, three issues were published. Today, Door County Living is Door County’s Largest magazine being published five times annually. Within the last decade content has more than doubled, covering the following topics in each issue: Features, History, Habitats, Topside, Art Scene, Cameos, Outside In Door, Fairways, On Your Plate. You can also find an up to date Lodging Guide, Door County Map and Restaurant Guide in each issue. There is an average of 110 pages in each issue.

We currently print 40,000 copies of each issue, 190,000 copies annually. Door County Living is delivered to over 6,000 mailboxes and distributed by Paper Boy to over 700 street locations from Kewaunee county to Washington Island.

Related Testimonials

In an effort to maximize our return on precious advertising dollars, last year we began keeping track of how new customers said they found our gallery. Last year and again this year, the top response that customers have told us has been: “We saw your ad in Door County Living.” The combination of great editorial content and wide distribution throughout Door County has made Door County Living an easy advertising choice for our business.

J.R. Jarosh, Edgewood Orchard Galleries

I highly recommend Door County Living for reaching our type of customer, both locals and visitors. The compelling stories and photos get beneath the surface of the real Door County and the people who make this such a special place. I know our ads get read because the Door County Living copies we receive fly out of here.

Andy Coulson, White Gull Inn

Advertising in Door County Living magazine has been a great investment. It is well designed, well written, AND gives us good exposure to readers who are interested in the arts. The Philanthropy Issue has been especially valuable, educating visitors and residents about the role of non-profits in Door County.

Cathy Hoke, Peninsula School of Art

I appreciate when another business is involved in the community, like Door County Living is. They connect with me – they’re out and about, they’re involved, they listen…and they’re not corporate.

Bruce Alexander, Alexander’s Restaurant

We have been very pleased with the professional marketing that Door County Living has done for us and for all of Door County. We are so fortunate to have such a quality publication done right here, locally.

Holly Thomas, Professional Realty of Door County

Door County Living has provided True North Real Estate a stylish, affordable and widely-circulated venue for greater name and image recognition. This publication is clearly reaching our target audience, and we couldn’t be happier with the results of that exposure. From one locally owned and operated business to another, keep up the great work!

Dan Mortier, True North Real Estate

Door County Living has been an essential tool in growing On Deck Clothing Company in and around Door County. The publication has a broad and well-respected presence in the county, with great distribution.

Mitchell Larson, On Deck Clothing Co.

Door County Living is a high quality publication with top notch content, so the decision to advertise in this magazine was an easy one for us. Tourists as well as locals read this publication, and we often get feedback from customers that they saw our ad in the magazine. This positive response encourages us to continue advertising, as it obviously works!

Courtney Holdmann Skare, The Cookery

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