Advertise with NorCalPulse.com
Thank you for visiting NorCalPulse.com; Northern California’s premier Outdoors and Entertainment website. We’re thrilled that you’re interested in advertising with us.
NorCalPulse.com users are active, local individuals and families who like to get out and enjoy all the area has to offer. They’re also some of the hundreds of thousands of people who visit the Redding area each year and are looking for great places to eat, drink, shop, explore and more.
You’ll find some of our basic advertising options below. We’d also love to meet with you in person to talk about how we can set-up an exciting, tailor-made campaign based around your business. We’ll even come to your business to save you time. Email us at;
THE DOERNER FIR PACKAGE
25,000 Ad Views
PLUS
Social Media mentions w/ paid ad boost included!
All click-throughs included!
* We donate 1,250 ad views to a regional charity every time this ad package is purchased
THE CENTURION PACKAGE
50,000 Ad Views
PLUS
Social Media mentions w/ paid ad boost included!
All click-throughs included!
* We donate 2,500 ad views to a regional charity every time this ad package is purchased
THE HYPERION PACKAGE
100,000 Ad Views
PLUS
Social Media mentions w/ paid ad boost included!
All click-throughs included!
Best ad placement guarantee
No competing ad guarantee
* We donate 5,000 ad views to a regional charity every time this ad package is purchased
Where did you get those names?
Doerner Fir – At a height of 327 feet, the Doerner Fir (Douglas Fir), located in Coos County, Oregon, is the 3rd tallest tree in the world and the 2nd tallest tree in North America.
Centurion – The Centurion (Eucalyptus regnans) is the tallest non-redwood tree in the world and the 2nd largest overall. Located in Australia, this tree just barely grabs the second spot at a height of 327.5 feet; one half foot taller than Doerner Fir.
Hyperion – The contest for the tallest tree in the world isn’t even close and it’s located right here in Northern California! Rooted over on the coast, Hyperion (Redwood Tree) stands at a towering 380.3 feet, more than 50 feet taller than Centurion.
