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How do I find blogs, ezines and websites targeted towards a specifc demographics?

by Ravikanth
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In particular, how do I find blogs, ezines and websites targeted towards undergraduate and graduate students?

Also, is there a method to find sites, blogs, ezines for any demographic in general.

I recently purchased Directory of Ezines. I am not able to find any for the undergrad and graduate demographic.
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  • Profile picture of the author myob
    Perhaps the most effective way of reaching college students is through campus newspapers. Students tend to be an elusive demographic for marketing, but once initiated through their social networks a good product can get rapid exposure. A resource I have used quite successfully a number of years ago for advertising in college newspapers is nationwideadvertising.com. Most colleges do have student oriented publications, and an online search for college directories will result in additional sources.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Another good source for reaching grad students (or at least potential grad students) is to look for sites/blogs/ezines, etc. that target the various entrance exams.
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      • Profile picture of the author Ravikanth
        Could not have asked for better people to reply

        Originally Posted by myob View Post

        Perhaps the most effective way of reaching college students is through campus newspapers. Students tend to be an elusive demographic for marketing, but once initiated through their social networks a good product can get rapid exposure. A resource I have used quite successfully a number of years ago for advertising in college newspapers is nationwideadvertising.com. Most colleges do have student oriented publications, and an online search for college directories will result in additional sources.
        Have you used the college newspaper section of nationwideadvertising.com for syndication?



        Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

        Another good source for reaching grad students (or at least potential grad students) is to look for sites/blogs/ezines, etc. that target the various entrance exams.
        Damn! Why didn't I think of that?

        Thank you very much
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  • Profile picture of the author Ravikanth
    This may be a little personal but how do you find the threads to reply. Do you just browse or you search for something specific?

    As for me, I only do one thing. I usually open warrior forum search for posts made by myob, John and Alexa and just close warrior forum unless I have a question.

    Hence the line "couldn't have asked better people to reply."
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  • Profile picture of the author JustinDupre
    Quantcast Media Planner. Do a lot of digging.

    Google Ad Planner also does the same thing.
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