Right here. On the Internet. This is where all those eyeballs go.

Ever since newspapers started circulating, they have been an ideal spot to promote your business. Well it’s no secret that medium is being phased out. So what should you do? Where are all of those readers going now? They have migrated to the web, and you need to follow.

Need to hear it from a reputable source? CNN will tell you all about it here. A few excerpts to chew on:

More bad news could be coming this week as newspapers struggle to meet challenges posed by changing reader habits, a shifting advertising market, an anemic economy, and the newspaper industry’s own early strategic errors.

The industry’s advertising revenue in 2008 was $38 billion, a staggering 23 percent drop from $49.5 billion the year before. Print media companies are failing to achieve market expectations each quarter, scaring away investors, venture capitalists and potential buyers in droves.

Newspaper classified ad expenditures tumbled nearly 17 percent in 2007, according to the Newspaper Association of America. The recession is affecting auto dealerships, real estate companies and other local businesses, accelerating the advertising downturn.

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