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Bell Media Sales combines the power of Ontario's leading media brands across multiple platforms including digital, television, radio and out-of-home networks.

LET US HELP YOU RECRUIT THE RIGHT PEOPLE FOR YOUR TEAM

Bell Media has helped thousands of businesses build their brand and drive traffic to their stores and websites. We are proud of what we do to help businesses grow but what happens when you don’t have the staff or employees to properly service your business? It can be frustrating and your revenue can suffer. Bell Media has a multitude of products and services to help you recruit the right person for the right job. We have worked with many companies to help position them to potential recruits as the place to start, continue or build careers. We target programs through analytics and research so we can build cost effective and successful campaigns.

Give us a call for a conversation on how we can help.

Bell Media Sales combines the power of Ontario's leading media brands across multiple platforms including digital, television, radio and out-of-home networks. Connect with a member of our sales team here

BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS WITH BELL MEDIA

Imagine aligning your products, messaging and services with an organization with a one-stop shop approach. A Company that will work with you to develop the most cost efficient plan offering a great return on your investment. Welcome to Bell Media. Our no nonsense approach in working with you and your business to develop a one-of-a-kind, custom marketing and advertising plan will deliver a well-crafted strategy delivering your message to our massive audience.

Bell Media has a full service creative department that will produce your radio and television commercials at no charge. We also design digital ads and pre-roll for advertisers using our sites. Do you have questions on budgets, strategies and timelines? Don’t worry, we have the ability to work with most budgets and timelines delivering stellar results.

NEXT STEPS

A simple phone call to find out about how we can help with your marketing and advertising plan is all that it takes. We are happy to set up a meeting virtually or at your place of business with one of our Account Executives who will gather the information needed about your business and plans for the future. This is an important part of our process since we strive to gain a better understanding of your objectives, budgets and timelines in order for us to deliver a campaign that really works. Once gathered, we then meet with our New Business Development Team to come up with a unique and one of kind plan that will set you apart from your competition.

Whether you are looking to build your brand, your market share or looking to recruit some great employees, we would love the opportunity to show you how we can help.

For more information, or to set up a meeting give us a call or an email. We love what we do and look forward to meeting you soon!

For more information or to set up a meeting we encourage you to call:

Sandra Bonnell
General Sales Manager
Cell: 613-297-2852
Sandra.Bonnell@bellmedia.ca

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