All over the world, the ages-old status of print media, especially newspapers, has taken a beating since the appearance of electronic media with its wide variety of platforms. This effect is yet to be felt in India where reading the morning newspaper is a welcome addition to the morning routine. Besides providing topical news, articles and comments, it still retains its prime position as a leading medium for advertising of all kinds.

Of the roughly 200 newspapers published across India, in the south, the Tamil newspaper Daily Thanthi reigns supreme in Tamil Nadu. Since its launch in Madurai in 1942 as Dina Thanthi, this newspaper is now printed in 16 locations even beyond the borders of its home state.

Its total circulation of 1,679,837 (as of Jan-June 2015 according to the Audit Bureau of Circulation) comprises the sales of its present headquarters in Chennai (with a circulation of 4,90,662) as well as Madurai (1,25,778), Coimbatore (1,18,470), Vellore (67,274), Tiruchirapalli (1,00,758), Tirunelveli (1,28,698), Salem (1,22,967), Cuddalore (66,370), Erode (55,914), Nagercoil (1,06,350), Thanjavur (91,817), Dindigul (51,815) and Tirupur (41,038) in addition to Bengaluru (63,211), Puducherry (29,047) and even Mumbai (19,668).

As the third largest regional newspaper in the country, Daily Tanthi is the No. 1 attraction for advertisers seeking to expand markets in Tamil-speaking regions. They know that it enjoys the reputation of being “the Soul of Tamil Nadu”.

All Daily Thanthi editions offer wide ranging categories for advertising in. Among them are: Matrimonials, Property (buy/sell/lease/rent), Business, Change of Name, Retail, Lost and Found, Recruitment, Tenders, Public Notice, Obituary and Remembrance.

Except Mondays and Wednesdays, Daily Thanthi also supplies the following free supplements:

DT NEXT for Chennai edition only in the English version (daily); Gnayiru Malar and Kudumba Malar (on Sundays); Aruldharum Anmeegam (Tuesdays); Siruvar Thanga Malar and Velli Malar (Fridays); and Muthucharam and Ilaignar Malar (Saturdays).

As can be imagined, the Daily Thanthi advertisement rates are wide ranging – whether it is with regard to each of its editions, advertising categories or supplements. This is where advertisers who are not familiar with the media or newspapers in particular, need to contact a newspaper advertising service that has media strengths to know what these different rates are and what rebates are offered where – besides ensuring that the ads are published in the right place at the right time.

Here, the instant online services of Myadvtcorner are ideal for not only meeting the above objectives at no extra cost. This service can be used most efficiently for Daily Thanthi classified advertisement booking. Through this facility you need not trouble yourself or spend time going to the nearest Daily Thanthi office. You can do the needful through this free service and also benefit from any rebates it passes on from advertising in the newspaper.

Daily Thanthi carries all three forms of advertisements that other newspapers do: Text Classified ads, the more expensive Display Classified ads which also appear on the classified pages of the newspaper, and the expensive Display ads which can appear in any size or colour on any page and anywhere on any page depending on budgetary provisions.

So, if you want to drive your business north in the south, advertise in Daily Thanthi and see the difference.

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