Central Maine Advertising with Uncle Andy’s Digest
Established in 1996, Uncle Andy’s Digest is a community focused central Maine advertising publication. It’s wrapped in fun with a down-home feel. Uncle Andy’s Digest 20,000+ recurring monthly readers in print, and more than 23,000 engaged users across our social media platforms.
Our mission is to provide our advertisers maximum business exposure with a maximum ROI. We give our loyal readers an entertaining and enjoyable experience, keeping your business in the forefront.
We deliver print, digital, and word-of-mouth promotion with a side of fun. fostering business relationships to promote our advertisers personally, and we keep your business top of mind through print, digital, and social media.
As your central Maine advertising partner, we couldn’t take your business, or your success, more seriously.
If you do better, our community does better, and when you win, we all win. It’s as simple as that.
Would you like more information about how we can promote your success? Reach out to one of us below, or visit our contact page.
Pam Ashby
Publisher
A boomerang of the Digest, Pam comes back to take the reins. After her stint in Dallas, Texas Pam returns with enthusiasm and excitement of flourishment for Uncle Andy’s Digest and LA Metro Magazine alike. She enjoys talking to her team and those in the community about what will help the community and the publications advertisers thrive.
She is making the best of the forced relocation back to Maine after a medical emergency her son suffered and the unfortunate and too soon passing of former owner and CEO of both publications, Jim (Jimbo) Marston. What seemed to be a gut punch to her career, turned into what was supposed to happen all along. Taking the bull by the horns, Pam welcomes anyone to talk about what they would like to see in either publication, or what we can do better as a community.
Steve Simard
Advertising / Marketing Consultant / Old Iron Side
Steve attended University of Maine at Machias, majoring in Marketing / Business. He is a graduate of the U.S. Coast Guard, Chief Petty Officers Academy, Leadership and Management, Petaluma, California. A retired Veteran of the U. S. Coast Guard, serving more than 20 years.
Steve officially retired in 2012, Jimbo eventually convinced him to come out of retirement (twisted his arm, hard) and join the team at Uncle Andy’s Digest.
