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Altar Media Secures $5,000 Contract from Eldora City Council

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What happened

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The Eldora City Council approved a $5,000 proposal from Altar Media on October 13. Altar Media will deliver 25 high-resolution images and a one-minute advertising video to promote Eldora as a place to live, bring businesses, and develop housing.

From timescitizen.com

Why it matters

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The contract, which is funded by the Economic Development fund, provides Altar Media with a direct revenue increase. Emma Chase, who works for Altar Media, stated that promoting the area is important for local small businesses.

From timescitizen.com

Who's involved

  • Emma ChaseAmerican writer who works for Altar Media
  • AltarCompany that secured the municipal contract to create marketing material

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AltarSpeculative

    Could see a direct revenue increase from securing the $5,000 municipal contract.

  • Emma ChaseSpeculative

    Might see increased revenue for her employer, supporting her employment.

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The entities involved

  • Altar

    2014 film directed by Nick Willing

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