Promote Your Business with Bassing Bob!

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Bassing Bob offers not only tried-and-true tips and information about bass fishing at the Lake of the Ozarks, but we also offer great advertising opportunities for your business! With Bassing Bob, you can promote your business to one of the largest demographics at the Lake of the Ozarks. If you’re interested in promoting your business with Bassing Bob, check out our advertising options that are available right here. 

Fishing News Magazine

Fishing News is the most read outdoor magazine at the Lake of the Ozarks. There are over 10 thousand copies distributed around the Lake. If you’re looking for a great option to reach thousands of people, this is it! There are openings for our Fall/Winter edition for the 2018 calendar year. Still not sure about advertising in our Fishing News Magazine? Check it out for yourself! Our 2018 Spring/Summer edition is out on shelves!

Hospitality Packages

At the Lake of the Ozarks, there are over 500 tournaments per year. With so many opportunities, why wouldn’t you want to capitalize on them? With advertising from Bassing Bob, you can! Here are some of the available upcoming Tournament Sponsorships:
  • Summer Bass Sizzler and Charity Tournaments
  • Missouri Invitational at Old Kinderhook

Internet Advertising

Another option for advertising is online advertising at BassingBob.com. With over a million page views and thousands of viewers, there are many opportunities to get your business information out there. With internet advertising, you can promote on our website, social media, or even in our eNewletters to our database of thousands. If you’re looking to change up your current advertising, social media might be the way to go. 

Advertise With Bassing Bob

When it comes to advertising around the Lake of the Ozarks, you can't go wrong with advertising with Bassing Bob. Whether you prefer print material or are more interested in internet and social media advertising, we have it all. If you're interested in learning more or want to get started, follow this link: www.bassingbob.com/sponsors/advertise/ or call 573-434-4033. 
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