Nebraska’s JUNK JAUNT® advertising costs are available HERE.

Ad sizes range from Business Card size (1/12 pg) up to a Full Page or an advertisement on the cover of the Shopper Guide.

Website Advertising is available with the purchase of any sized ad in the Shopper Guide, for a minimal cost.

All website business advertising will remain on the Junk Jaunt® web pages until July of “next year”.

You have the option for a ‘Hot Link’ from the JUNK JAUNT® website directly to your BUSINESS web site.

DEADLINE for all Advertising is JULY 1, 2018, or the last business day closest to that date.

Click Here for a printable advertising rate schedule with complete details and ad sizes.

You may place a business advertisement with NEBRASKA’S JUNK JAUNT® in several ways —

• It is quite possible that someone will call on you, if you business is located in a JUNK JAUNT® area town.
• If no one calls on you by mid-July, contact us and arrangement will be made to call on you.
• Simply download the printable Advertising contract and mail the completed contract to the address on the contract.
• Even if your business is located outside the area, your advertisement will be welcomed and viewed by 20,000 people.
• Contact the JUNK JAUNT® office 308-346-5151 or email advertising@junkjaunt.com if you have questions.
• Remember… the Deadline for advertising submissions is July 1, 2018.

THERE ARE MANY REASONS TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS TO ‘JUNK JAUNTERS’ —

• Many of the “junkers” save their Shopper Guide book until the new one is printed, “Just in Case I need it”.
• A number of businesses tell us that folks stop at other times of the year because they didn’t have time to stop during the JUNK JAUNT®.
• Each year, calls are received after the JUNK JAUNT® is over, looking for a specific business or vendor/sale.
• Many times we cannot provide the requested information, because the business or sale is not advertised in the Shopper Guide.

Ask yourself……. “When I travel, what type of services do I need? What style of business do I find interesting?

• Unusual restaurants or snack shops.    People love small town businesses instead of WalMart.
• Places to sleep.
• A place to park the camper or RV.
• Gasoline or propane.
• The nearest ATM.
• Somewhere to fix that flat tire or get your auto up and running again.
• Someplace that sells or rents trailers to take home your purchases.
• Storage Units, in case they purchase more than they can take home.
• Medical emergencies.
• A small town variety store, a movie theatre, a unique town park or statue display.
• Historical sites of interest.
• An unusual craft or manufacturing business.
• Antique Shops or Thrift stores where shoppers can stop enroute to the JUNK JAUNT® or on the trip home.

Remember our motto…. “You are limited only by your imagination and the law”.