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    Coffee News® in Texas

    Affordable advertising in Texas.

    Discover affordable advertising in Texas. Advertise in your local community.

    Advertising Rates, Readers’ Contests, and What’s Happening events are all managed by your local publishers.  To contact the Coffee News publisher closest to you use our listing below.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 5

    Patricia A. and Phillip D. Prein
    www.texascoffeenews.com
    832-622-4136


    Coverage Area

    • Cut N Shoot
    • Conroe
    • Montgomery
    • Willis
    • Huntsville
    • New Waverly
    • The Woodlands
    • Magnolia
    • Dobbin
    • Dacus
    • Anderson
    • Richards
    • Plantersville
    • Spring
    • Tomball

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 4

    Thomas K. Tennon

    Coverage Area

    • Midland
    • Odessa

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 12

    Adam Jochelson

    Coverage Area

    • University Park
    • Highland Park
    • Richardson
    • Frisco
    • Prosper
    • McKinney
    • Little Elm

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

    Dallas, TX Area 1

    North: Northwest HWY at HWY 75 on the west. Headed east along Northwest HWY to Jupiter Rd. on the east.

    South: I-30 at Griffin St on the west. Headed east along I-30 to E. Grand Ave on the east.

    East: Jupiter Rd. at Northwest HWY on the north. Headed south along Jupiter Rd. to Garland Road (78). Headed south along Garland Rd (78) to E. Grand Ave. Headed south along E. Grand Ave to I-30 on the south.

    West: HWY 75 at Northwest HWY on the north. Headed south along HWY 75 to E. Lovers Lane. Headed east along E. Lovers Lane to Greenville Ave. Headed south along Greenville Ave. to E. Mockingbird Lane. Headed west along E. Mockingbird Lane to HWY 75. Headed south along HWY 75 to Blackburn St. Headed west along Blackburn St to Cole Ave. Headed south along Cole Ave. to Carlisle St. Headed south along Carlisle St. to Cedar Springs Rd. Headed south along Cedar Springs Rd. to N. Field St. Headed south along N. Field St. to N. Griffin St. Headed south along N. Griffin St. to S. Griffin St. Headed south along S. Griffin St. to I-30 on the south.

    *Includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets

    Dallas, TX Area 1 Ext. 1

    North: West Northwest Highway (12) at Dallas North Tollway on the west. Headed east along West Northwest Highway (12) to the University Park City Limits on the east.

    South: University Park City Limits at Dallas North Tollway on the west. Headed east along University Park City Limits to University Park City Limits on the east.

    East: University Park City Limits at West Northwest Highway (12) on the north. Headed south along University Park City Limits to University Park City Limits on the south.

    West: Dallas North Tollway at West. Northwest Highway (12) on the north. Headed south along Dallas North Tollway to University Park City Limits at Greenbriar Drive.

    *includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Dallas, TX Area 1 Ext. 2

    North: West Northwest Highway (12) at the University Park City Limits at Airline Rd on the west. Headed east along West. Northwest Highway (12) to HWY 75 on the east.

    South: University Park City Limits/HWY 75 Intersect.

    East: HWY 75 at West Northwest Highway (12) on the north. Headed south along HWY 75 to University Park City Limits on the south.

    West: University Park City Limits at West Northwest Highway (12) on the north. Headed south along University Park City Limits to the University Park City Limits/HWY 75 Intersect on the south.

    *includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Dallas, TX Area 2

    North: HWY 35E at Wycliff Ave on the west. Headed east along HWY 35E to Route 366 on the east. Headed east along route 366 to N. Griffin St. on the east.

    South: W 12th St at N Tyler St on the west. Headed east along W 12th St to HWY 35E on the east.

    East: N Griffin St at Route 366 on the north. Headed south along N. Griffin St to South Griffin St. Headed along South Griffin St to HWY 30. Headed south along HWY 30 to HWY 35E. Headed south along HWY 35E to W. 12th St. on the south.

    West:   Wycliff Ave at HWY 35E on the north. Headed south along Wycliff Ave to Sylvan Ave. Headed south along Sylvan Ave. to N Tyler St. Headed south along N Tyler St to W 12th St on the south.

    *includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Plano, TX Area 1

    North: W. Parker Rd. at Custer Rd. on the west. Headed east along W. Parker Rd. to Jupiter Rd. on the east.

    South: President George Bush Turnpike at Custer Rd. on the west. Headed east along President George Bush Turnpike to Jupiter on the east.

    East: Jupiter Rd. at W. Parker Rd. on the north. Headed south along Jupiter Rd. to President George Bush Turnpike on the south.

    West: Custer Rd. at W. Parker Rd. on the north. Headed south along Custer Rd. to President George Bush Turnpike on the south.

    *includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 4

    Genesis Cautivar
    Click here to email
    www.coffeenewsgp.com
    214-497-3592


    Coverage Area

    • Mansfield
    • Venus
    • Grand Prairie

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 4

    Zuhair Tariq
    Click here to email
    512-971-2111


    Coverage Area

    • Lakeway
    • The Hill
    • Bee Cave
    • Lost Creek
    • Barton Creek
    • West Lake Hills
    • Rollingwood
    • Sunset Valley
    • Buda
    • Kyle
    • Mountain City

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

    Austin, TX Area 1 (Austin East)

    North: E. Hwy 290 at North Interstate Hwy 35 on the west. Headed east along E. Hwy 290 to Ed Bluestein Blvd (183) on the east.South: E. Ben White Blvd. at North Interstate Hwy 35 on the west. Headed east along E. Ben White Blvd. to Ed Bluestein Blvd (183) on the east.East: Ed Bluestein Blvd (183) at E. Hwy 290 on the north. Headed south along Ed Bluestein Blvd (183) to E. Ben White Blvd. on the south.West: North Interstate Hwy 35 at E. Hwy 290 on the north. Headed south along North Interstate Hwy 35 to E. Ben White Blvd. on the south.

    *Includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Austin, TX Area 2 (Southpark)

    North: W. William Cannon Drive at S. 1st St. on the west. Headed east along W. William Cannon Drive to Purple Heart Trail/Monarch HWY (35) on the east.

    South: 1626 at S. 1st St. on the west. Headed east along 1626 to Purple Heart Trail/Monarch HWY (35) on the east.

    East: Purple Heart Trail/Monarch HWY (35) on the east at W. William Cannon Drive on the north. Headed south along Purple Heart Trail/Monarch HWY (35) to 1626 on the south.

    West: S. 1st St. at W. William Cannon Drive on the north. Headed south along S. 1st St. to 1626 on the south.

    *Includes distribution locations along both sides of the outer boundary streets.

    Publisher
    Territory Map – # Franchises 3

    Kalyn Scott
    Click here to email

    Coverage Area

    • Roundrock
    • Hutto
    • Pflugerville
    • Manor

    Boundary Map – Click to view full size map.

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    High Praise From Franchise Owners

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    Matt Costain

    Central Alberta Coffee News

    Central Alberta has been home to the Coffee News for 30 years now as of 2024. Through this time it continues to bring our smaller communities together over coffee, laughs, and a little competitive trivia among friends. As a franchise owner one of my favourite things, I have been told by our loyal readers is that "Coffee News is the only news I will read". I have been a proud member of the Coffee News team and I look forward to bringing my readers smiles each week.

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    Beverly Van Lieshout

    Green Bay, Wisconsin

    I believe small businesses are the backbone of our country. Coffee News gives them a chance to grow and make a difference in their communities. It is affordable, effective, and exclusive. That is what makes it unique. No day is the same. There is always someone to meet and something different happening. Building relationships is key and fulfilling.

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    Vanessa Cole

    St. Augustine, Florida

    I chose to invest in a Coffee News franchise because it aligns with my passion for business ownership and community engagement. The flexibility it offers allows me to maintain a balanced lifestyle while running a successful, locally focused publication.

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    John Dyer

    Ellsworth, Maine

    We have three daughters, and Coffee News provided a flexible schedule that allowed us to be there for everything as they participated in many school activities. If your idea of fun is getting out in your community and meeting new people while you help local businesses succeed, then Coffee News is the answer. Coffee News is an all-positive, family-friendly publication, and I love spreading happiness while I make a living.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Coffee News provides clear answers to common questions about ownership,
    training, investment, and support to help you explore the franchise opportunity.

    Owning a Coffee News franchise means operating a local publication, building advertiser relationships, and managing distribution while benefiting from a legacy brand, proven business model, fresh curated content and the initial and ongoing support to maximize your success!

    Coffee News attracts a wide range of small and medium-sized retail and service providers such as real estate agents, insurance, doctors, lawncare, community organizations and others seeking consistent local exposure.

    Population and number of restaurants will vary from market to market, but typically areas of under 50,000 population provide ideal conditions single edition territories.

    Your income from Coffee News is dependent upon your ability to effectively secure advertising, market Coffee News and network in the local community. Today, the average Coffee News Publisher owns three to five franchises and publishes three to five+ editions of Coffee News each week. The level of income you desire will dictate how many franchises you will need to achieve your financial goals. We will go over the basic operational costs and assist you in calculating some revenue projections so you have a better understanding of your potential earnings.

    As a Coffee News Publisher and marketing consultant, your primary role is to reach out to small and medium-sized businesses in your local community and assist them in building targeted top-of-mind awareness campaigns in their local area with Coffee News.

    The content in the middle section of Coffee News is provided to you (with the exception of the local “What’s Happening” section). In the United States, Coffee News Printing will prepare the layout, design the ads, and then print and ship the publication in time for you to deliver each week. (outside of the U.S., publishers would secure a local print shop). You will initially secure restaurants, coffee shops and other waiting areas for free distribution of the publication each week.

    In addition, you’ll want to be an active networker in your community through organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, BNI, etc. Following up with your existing clients every couple of weeks will solidify that strong relationship you have with them and keep them in as a loyal advertiser for years to come. Maintaining strong relationships with both your clients and distribution partners is key.

    Yes. We offer a multi-day, in-person training program called Coffee News College, conducted by our staff and training team who will educate you on every aspect of the franchise model from ad design to distribution, printing, sales, networking, promotions, billing, collections, social media marketing and more!

    In addition, our mentoring program provides initial guidance during your start-up. Ongoing individual mentoring sessions are available at any time during your journey with Coffee News.

    Also, our exclusive online resource center provides a wealth of information for download such as our comprehensive operations manual, training materials, industry articles, tips, information on upcoming roundtables, conferences and more…

    The area that you select to franchise is the area for which you can distribute Coffee News. You can accept advertising from anywhere you like. You could select a town, city, county, or multiple town/city/county area if you wish. Each franchise area comprises a population of roughly 40,000-50,000. We will also consider the number of restaurants as it relates to population. 50-75 locations (½ restaurants, ½ non-restaurant locations) is all one needs for an edition to be feasible. The amount of income you are looking to make will determine how many franchises you will need to meet your financial goals. The average Coffee News publisher today owns/operates three to five franchises and publishes three to five+ editions of Coffee News each week.

    Coffee News is a full-time business that requires your full commitment as an owner-operator in order to effectively build and maintain your client base and maximize your revenue goals.

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