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Last year brought a whole new meaning to the term ‘2020 hindsight’. Like many Australians, the Boomtown collective has reflected on the implications of a year like no other in recent history; one which was a rollercoaster ride of more lows than highs. Perhaps none more so than for regional Australia, which, for some regions […]

Boomtown will continue to assist Australian media professionals to better understand the regional media landscape, with its education program to be extended in 2021. The initiative, run in partnership with the Media Federation of Australia (MFA) and NGEN, will this year include online masterclasses and face-to-face sessions worldwide on how to plan and buy regional […]

Boomtown is welcoming in the new year with the launch of its enhanced 2021 education program. The education initiative, which kicked off in 2020, is designed to provide media professionals with a better understanding of the regional media landscape along with tools to help plan and buy regional advertising. This year’s program will include online […]

In honour of B&T‘s upcoming 30 Under 30 Party (sorry, Awards) we decided to chat to Boomtown, one of the sponsors for this year’s event, about why the collective signed on as a sponsor this year. With the shortlist announced, B&T wanted to understand why sponsoring the awards is important to Boomtown, why young people […]

Wavemaker Adelaide has won $1 million in regional advertising for its client San Remo as part of a Boomtown initiative. Boomtown, an organisation comprised of media companies such as Southern Cross Austereo, Prime Media and News Corp Australia, was established to encourage greater spend of ad dollars in regional areas. As part of the challenge, […]

Boomtown has announced the finalists for its $1m regional advertising competition: San Remo, Skyn, IAG brand NRMA, Pilot, A2 Milk Company and Pepsi Co. The announcement: The Boomtown judging committee today announced that it has increased the number of finalists for its $1 million regional advertising competition from five to six, given the high calibre […]

The competition developed by Boomtown offering $1 million in regional advertising to a national brand has received an overwhelming number of entries, in an outstanding response to experience first-hand the benefits of advertising to regional Australians. The competition, announced in July, called for submissions for a media strategy that speaks to 8.8 million regional Australians […]

Across Australia a marketing campaign is popping up in media agencies with the aim of selling regional media to advertisers. Called Boomtown, it argues that regional consumers have a higher disposable income than city dwellers which advertisers are severely overlooking. The campaign has the backing of Southern Cross Austereo (SCA), WIN, Prime, Imparja, Grant Broadcasters, […]

We talk so often of the global village and how the world is getting smaller, yet in our rush to conquer the world, Australian brands have for the most part neglected our own back yard. The same is true for international brands whom you could be forgiven for thinking only have eyes for Australians living […]

“It is a prize that will move the needle for the advertiser who wins” Regional media players launched their Boomtown campaign in a blaze of publicity in April this year. Most media covered the plea from publishers and broadcasters for media agencies to rethink advertising in regional Australia. Mediaweek alone has run eight separate features […]

Regional Australia is booming (that’s why we so lovingly call it ‘Boomtown’, if you didn’t get that). In fact, more than a third of Australians are spread out across regional Australia. So why is it that advertisers are ignoring the 8.8 million Aussies living outside the capital cities? Regional Australia is one of the nation’s […]

Boomtown – Australia’s new regional media collective – has announced a massive trade marketing competition, offering $1 million in regional advertising to one national agency or brand in Australia. Click here for more details. The competition is calling on submissions for a media strategy that speaks to 8.8 million regional Australians, and catches the eye of the […]

Taking into account her executive experience at premier Australian brands including Virgin Australia and Telstra, Inese Kingsmill discusses regional consumer misconceptions and shifting attitudes in modern media buying. After the successful launch of the Boomtown initiative in April, it’s safe to assume that every metro media agency has been made aware of the many benefits […]

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

The Boomtown campaign continues to roll out with pop up sessions held in Sydney agencies PHD, Mediabrands, Publicis, Carat, OMD and Group M last week as well as a breakfast in Melbourne.

Boomtown, the campaign set up to showcase regional media opportunities to advertisers, has added News Corp Australia to its ranks. News Corp joining the initiative will see over 140 regional and community mastheads added to the campaign set up earlier this year with Southern Cross Austereo, WIN Network, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters as founding members.

News Corp Australia has joined Boomtown, the industry initiative to showcase the value and influence of advertising to consumers in regional Australia.

Away from the flashing lights and bustle of dense metropolis lies a severely underutilised market. It won’t last forever. Ralph van Dijk, Eardrum’s founding creative director, speaks to the stakeholders, advertisers and media agencies about Boomtown, the marketing campaign his agency has just helped launch.

The Boomtown regional media committee this week hosted a breakfast in Sydney for media agencies and client partners to further highlight the gap in advertising spend in metro versus regional markets, despite the population of Boomtown exceeding 8.8 million people.

Radio’s regional BOOMTOWN committee hosted a breakfast in Sydney this week. The committee, which includes representatives from Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters, hosted the Breakfast for agencies and client partners to further highlight the gap in advertising spend in metro v regional markets.

The Boomtown committee hosted a breakfast in Sydney for media agencies and client partners earlier this week to further highlight the gap in advertising spend in metro v regional markets, despite the population of ‘Boomtown’ exceeding 8.8million people.

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

Regional television networks, radio and publishers are digging in for a long and collective campaign to win more advertising dollars outside Australia’s five main capital cities with a campaign labelled Boomtown.

In what is an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners; Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters today stand together to unveil a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

Australia’s regional media players have united in an “industry first” to tackle the issue of lowering media spend in the nations key regional areas.

In what is being labelled an Australian first collaboration, six Australian media owners – Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters – have united and launched Boomtown, a million-dollar regional trade marketing campaign that will shine a light on the benefits of advertising in regional Australia across multiple platforms and channels.

Woolworths, Coles and McDonald’s get something many Australian brand owners don’t: regional economies are bustling and regional communities are spending up.

Boomtown is the new collective name given to Regional Australia by an historic collaboration of six media owners: Southern Cross Austereo, Win, Prime Media Group, Australian Community Media, Imparja and Grant Broadcasters.