Twin Cities Living Relocation Guide

Who Reads It?

Twin Cities Living is an annual relocation guide distributed to professionals and then families who are being recruited or relocated by many of our Fortune 1000 corporations and other large public, private and not-for-profit companies in the Twin Cities.

These new residents can be your next customers. Establish your company’s message in a highly targeted services directory, developed exclusively for upper-bracket professionals, and families relocating to the metro area.

Providing the Answers to New Residents’ Questions

Families in transition have a lot of questions. Where are the best neighborhoods to live? What are the best schools? Who provides the best medical services?

Twin Cities Living is the definitive resource for new residents. We welcome our new neighbors with a wealth of information in an easy-to-use format.

Targeted Distribution and Marketing to New Residents

Twin Cities Living is the number one new resident marketing vehicle because it reaches relocating professionals before they arrive—before they have made a decision on where to live, who to work with, and what services to use.

The guide is targeted to professional families through exclusive distribution to the top 100 public and private organizations—including Fortune 1000 companies—located in the Twin Cities area. These companies are largely responsible for relocating families to the area. We established relationships with their relocation department personnel and arranged for special distribution of Twin Cities Living. When companies recruit new talent, the pitch includes the amenities and services available in this part of the country as profiled in Twin Cities Living.

Circulation of 20,000 Copies Annually

Advertising rates for the Twin Cities Living Relocation Guide are based on a press run of 20,000 copies. More than 300 distribution points include:

100 of the areas largest public and private companies including Best Buy, Cargill, General Mills, Medtronic, Target, and Northwest Airlines.
14 of the metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureaus.
Area Chambers of Commerce.
Visitor information centers.
Select area newsstands and bookstores.
Online subscription service for qualified relocation candidates.
Extended stay and temporary corporate housing including Residence Inn and Equity Corporate Housing.
Real Estate and relocation services including Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors.
Schools, universities, and government offices including Minneapolis Public Library, Minneapolis Public Schools, and the University of Minnesota.
Executive corporate recruiters.