Stroll Magazine | Stroll Juniper Trails (Recruiting)

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Welcome! Let’s get to know our neighbors.

We know genuine connections with neighbors next door and business owners down the street make for a more meaningful experience. And we believe getting to know people in our community should be simple. That’s why Stroll meets you where you’re at – your mailbox.

We are grateful to serve this amazing community.

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Meet Your Publisher

MarketPub JuniperTrails

Allison Robinson grew up in the Bay Area and moved from Lake Tahoe (Olympic Valley) to Reno in 2013 and has been a resident of Caughlin Ranch for nearly 10 years. In 2019, she launched the neighborhood newsletter Stroll Juniper Trails. Each month the publication features stories by and about residents and families who live in the Caughlin Ranch subdivisions. The publications reach 1700 households monthly. Allison is very involved in the Reno community by donating assets and time to numerous community nonprofits. She is a past president of BNI and founding officer of the Squaw Valley Ski Team Education Foundation. Allison has a BA from the University of California, Berkeley, is an active member of the California Alumnae Association, and her family endows a scholarship at CAL. Allison enjoys assisting small businesses and residents to connect with each other through her publication each month.

About Stroll

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The magazine is very professionally presented and very highly thought of in the community. This is why we continue to advertise in it month after month. Personally, I look forward to the publication arriving in my mailbox every month. I love reading about the local businesses, my neighbors and friends, and their children and pets.

Paula G.

Resident
Not only is the magazine a fount of information about activities and social events, but it also connects us to the surrounding neighborhood and its many restaurants and businesses. Having gone through years of trying to keep residents informed through self-publishing our own newsletters with limited success, we now have a quality, informative and helpful neighborhood magazine that does it for us so much better than we ever could ourselves.

Tommy P.

Resident
Their publication speaks directly to the demographic we target. It has been a great match and the addition of their digital efforts has only further strengthened our confidence. We would certainly recommend making the publication in your area an element of your marketing efforts!

Flo MMA

Advertiser

Stroll Juniper Trails

Welcome! Let’s get to know our neighbors.