It’s really easy to get complacent—or worse, burnout—in this job. If you’ve never worked in a newsroom, you might be surprised at the number of professional pitches, press releases, government and business announcements, and even straight-up ads—or what may as well be ads—that flood our inboxes every day, hoping we’ll grant them coverage. We throw […]
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Conversations on affordable housing | 107-year-old UK Basketball lover, a few of my favorites this year
Sometimes you sit down to write a story and suffer from writer’s block, and other times you know you have put together something good. I compiled five of my favorite stories, the ones I’ve seen make the most impact on the community that I have written over the last year. Center table success story: This […]
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Fort Thomas Matters 2015 Year In Review
Dear Readers, This has been a banner year for Fort Thomas Matters. Let’s review: – The most stories published (980). – The most clicks ever by a wide-margin. – A podcast channel in its second year with downloads increasing every show. – 28 issues printed and mailed of The Fort Thomas Living. – A partnership […]
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FTM Year in Review (#29-#20)
Thanks again to our readers! You guys rock! Here are our most read stories of the year, #29-#20:
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FTM Year In Review – Top Stories of the Year (#30-#40)
2014 was a great year for FTM. In 2013 we celebrated our 1 millionth page view. It took us a little over 6 years to get to that mark. Sometime in October of this year, we surpassed the 2 million mark. That kind of growth is promising and goes to show what hard work and […]
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2013 Fort Thomas Matters Year in Review
Happy New Year! It’s been a crazy 12 months for Fort Thomas Matters. We’ve gone from about 35,000 clicks per month to 75,000 every month. We’ve gone from a handful of advertisers to an association of over 50 businesses. We’ve transitioned our articles from purely an online endeavor to the pages of the Fort Thomas […]