It's only the second edition, yet already The Sydney Hills Lifestyle magazine has proven a hit for advertisers and readers alike. The Ginger Creative design team spend months getting the look and feel just right so that readers enjoy browsing the 'handbag sized' publication time and time again.

 

Advertisers are enjoying the benefits too. Jan Ashton-Ross, highly respected local naturopath, sights the publication as the source for several new clients during the last season. "The clients that came to me after reading my article and seeing my advertisement in the [SHL] magazine were just the right kind of clients because they already had knowledge of my methods and experience after reading my article. it's like having a new client who already has some relationship with you, it brings extra depth to the initial contact and strengthens that person's confidence in your service from the outset". George Roumpanis, director of Contemporary Finishes Painting, have had similar experiences when the advice they gave in last season's issue, about the importance of local knowledge in property painting coupled with advertising, led to more new enquiries from their ideal clients. A very happy George told Ginger Creative that "we're quoting on exactly the kind of houses we love to paint, they're just beautiful!"

 

It's not only the small and medium businesses that are taking advantage of the newest Hills publication, big brands are closely monitoring the success of each issue and many have already jumped on board. With issues available in over 120 locations around the Hills, now from Rouse Hill Town Centre all the way through to Glenorie it's just the sort of magazine readers love to sit with a coffee and browse through. Look out for the autumn edition in all good cafe's, salons, on the M2 buses and many other locations from next week.