Locations

We work with organizations in all six New England states.

The region is small enough to cross in an afternoon and varied enough that a campaign built for Boston can fall flat in Burlington, so every project starts with the market your customers actually live in.

Why local matters

New England looks like one market from a distance, but it buys and behaves like several.

  • Media markets.

    Television and radio are sold by market rather than by state, so a Connecticut campaign might be bought partly in New York, and a New Hampshire campaign is usually bought in Boston.

  • Seasons.

    Tourism, second homes and ski and summer traffic change demand for many businesses in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Cape Cod, so budgets and messages need to move with the calendar.

  • Outdoor advertising.

    Maine and Vermont both prohibit billboards, which means visibility on the road has to come from signage, sponsorships, partnerships and digital placements.

  • Industries.

    Each state leans on different sectors, and the right channels for an insurance company in Hartford are very different from those for a specialty food maker in Vermont.


How we work

Your project is led from Greater Boston and staffed by specialists from across the region.

Most of our work runs through video calls, shared documents and a single point of contact at GoodYou Marketing, and we meet in person for kickoffs, workshops and shoots whenever a project calls for it.