Eatdrink #81 January/February 2020
The LOCAL Food & Drink Magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007
The LOCAL Food & Drink Magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007
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8 | <strong>January</strong>/<strong>February</strong> <strong>2020</strong><br />
eatdrink.ca |@eatdrinkmag<br />
We rely upon our social media channels<br />
to help alleviate some of the pressure<br />
involved with spreading the word about<br />
great businesses and activity that we know<br />
our readers are interested in.<br />
If you are not following us<br />
yet, please do. If you are not<br />
sharing your news with us<br />
online, either directly or by<br />
tagging us with your posts,<br />
please change that. If you<br />
are not sending us your news<br />
for our BUZZ column, start.<br />
We want to share your information and for<br />
many readers, this is the first part of the<br />
magazine that they read. But we don’t have<br />
the journalistic resources to gather all of this<br />
information. Have I mentioned that there<br />
is no charge for any of these services? We’re<br />
waiting to hear from you!<br />
If you have a business that has never<br />
advertised with us, we encourage you to<br />
have a discussion with us about that. While<br />
we labour over our editorial content, we can<br />
assure you that our readers also look at our<br />
ads with genuine interest, and make a great<br />
@eatdrinkmag<br />
deal of purchasing decisions based upon<br />
them. This is the real value in being a niche<br />
publication. The ads in <strong>Eatdrink</strong> magazine are<br />
part and parcel of our ability to tell the story<br />
of what is going on in the<br />
community. We assure you<br />
that there is great value in<br />
investing in ads here. If you<br />
have doubts, we encourage<br />
you to flip through these<br />
pages and call some of our<br />
advertisers and ask them<br />
how this magazine is working<br />
for them. Call at a convenient time and I’m<br />
sure you’ll get an honest answer.<br />
I am pleased that an exceptionally good<br />
friend to <strong>Eatdrink</strong> has embarked upon a welldeserved<br />
retirement, but I am personally and<br />
professionally going to miss my interactions<br />
with Cathy Rehberg at Stratford Tourism<br />
Alliance. Cathy has been a tireless advocate for<br />
Stratford — there has never been any doubt<br />
about where her loyalties lay — yet she has<br />
also given generously of her expertise to help<br />
make <strong>Eatdrink</strong> a better magazine. For a number<br />
.