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Sponsor Augusta Free Press ACC Tournament coverage from NYC
Augusta Free Press is NYC-bound! Join us in Brooklyn for the 2017 ACC Tournament. Your business can be a part of the action starting at $100.
Small business owners: Join the mobile app revolution
Can a mobile app benefit your small business? Definitely. But the more important question is: can your small business afford to develop an app?
What Augusta Free Press Can Do For You: Wayne Theatre
The Wayne Theatre opened its doors in March 2016, but its marketing relationship with Augusta Free Press goes back well further than that.
New Myers Corner website online: Produced by Augusta Free Press
The Myers Corner development in Augusta County has a new website designed by Augusta Free Press.
Advertise on Augusta Free Press now through March 31 for $500 flat
Our readership continues to grow on Augusta Free Press, and we want your business to feel that love.
Advertise on Augusta Free Press through March 31 for $500 flat
More than half off your ad on AugustaFreePress.com: $500 for advertising through March 31, 2017.
Four WordPress plugins that could supercharge your business site overnight
Building a site that actually makes money seems like a daunting feat, doesn’t it? Regardless, savvy entrepreneurs are making it happen day after day.
Cry bias all you want: We’ll keep calling it the way we see it
A small segment of readers seems to think posting comments to the effect that AFP is “biased” in its reporting might shame the editors into silence.
Building the Machine: Marketing on a Budget
You don’t have money for TV, radio, big newspaper ads, but you still need to get in front of customers and potential clients. But how?
Building the Machine: Social Media Marketing After Facebook
Augusta Free Press explores social media marketing and offers our tips for success in this week’s Building the Machine class.
Building the Machine: Mobile Websites 101
The AFP Building the Machine marketing class series continues with editor Chris Graham presenting Mobile Websites 101.
Video: O’s manager Buck Showalter talks loss to Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter addresses the media after the O’s lost 7-2 to the Boston Red Sox on Memorial Day.
AFP has ‘commitment to their clients’
Chris Richmond/Fishburne Military School: “Chris and Crystal have been truly wonderful to work with. Their commitment to their clients, their expertise in the field and their common sense approach to marketing, advertising and communications made them an ideal fit for our needs. They didn’t try to dazzle us with a string of ad buzz words or hyperbole. They met with us, got to know our needs, learned everything they could about our organization and then set to work helping us promote our school.”
Video: Highlights from #3 UVA win at #13 UNC
Malcolm Brogdon scored 17 points and Justin Anderson added 16 points and 7 assists to lead #3 UVA over #13 North Carolina 75-64. Marcus Paige led the Tar Heels with 15 points. The Cavaliers improve to 8-1 in the ACC while North Carolina falls to 7-3 in conference.
Video: Interview with UVA basketball player Darion Atkins
UVA basketball player Darion Atkins talks with reporters following the second-ranked Cavs’ 50-47 win at Virginia Tech on Sunday.
Video: Interview with UVA basketball player Anthony Gill
UVA basketball player Anthony Gill talks with reporters following the second-ranked Cavs’ 50-47 win at Virginia Tech on Sunday.
Video: Justin Anderson monster slam keys #2 UVA win over Clemson
Video of UVA guard Justin Anderson with a monster slam that keyed an extended 29-6 Cavs’ run in a 65-42 win over Clemson on Tuesday.
Video: Wayne Theatre Alliance announces final phase of renovation effort
The Wayne Theatre Alliance announced on Wednesday that it has secured funding to proceed with the final phase of the effort to renovate the 89-year-old Downtown Waynesboro landmark. Video from Augusta Free Press with comments from executive director Clair Myers, WTA board member John Curry, Waynesboro City Councilman Tim Williams and Waynesboro city manager Mike Hamp.
Longwood basketball expands broadcast reach
The Longwood basketball programs will receive unprecedented broadcast coverage this season, giving Lancer fans several options to follow the team for the rest of the 2014-15 seasons.
The other side of gun violence, mental illness, justice
A guy shoots up a school, the right howls about not giving up Second Amendment rights because of random gun violence, says it’s mental illness, does nothing about mental illness.
Virginia Tech wins contract from Army Research Office to develop tool to link individuals, events
Chang-Tien Lu, an associate professor of computer science in the College of Engineering at Virginia Tech, has been awarded a $300,000 subcontract from the United States Army Research Office and United States Army Engineer Research and Development Center to develop an automated tool to make sense of data captured in news articles, tweets, images, and audio and video streams.
House Speaker Bill Howell announces re-election campaign
Virginia House of Delegate Speaker and 28th District Delegate William J. Howell (R-Stafford) announced his campaign for re-election to the House of Delegates in an online web video Thursday.
Advertising 101: Exploiting the Information Gap
You are setting up advertising for your business. Seems simple. You have a budget, and you know what you need. TV, radio, print, maybe some Facebook and Google.
Inside ACC Football: A Game Day Experience debuts on ESPNU on Thursday
Football game days in the ACC have always extended beyond what transpires for three hours on a field of play.
Protests: A waste of time?
People are gathering in cities across the country – New York City, Washington, Berkeley – to protest decisions by grand juries in Missouri and Staten Island against bringing back indictments in cases in which cops were responsible for the deaths of unarmed petty-crime suspects.
