Alaska’s Top Attorneys and Docs!

Jul 20, 2023 | Marketing ADvice

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By Charles Bell, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Alaska Business

In the August issue of Alaska Business magazine, we’ll be debuting Alaska’s Legal Elite, the top lawyers in the 49th state, as nominated by their peers. It’s a new feature we’re excited to release because it will provide you with a great resource to know which peers attorneys highly recommend in a variety of categories. We are offering attorneys selected to the list an opportunity to be profiled in this issue. The survey process is completed, and ad space for this issue will close on June 20th. 

Speaking of new features, we are excited to announce another brand new feature in Alaska Business magazine set to publish this December—Alaska’s Top Docs! We have partnered with an independent research firm to survey statewide doctors to determine who they recommend among their peers across a wide range of medical specialties. Only active in-state members of the Alaska Medical Board are allowed to vote, with voting taking place between June 26, 2023, and August 9, 2023. The results of Alaska’s Top Docs will be published in our December magazine, a perfect complement to our healthcare special section in that issue. You can learn more about our Top Docs feature by visiting akbizmag.com/topdocs

If you are with a healthcare facility, are a medical professional, or do business with the healthcare industry and would like to stand out in our December magazine by advertising, please contact me for more information!

For more marketing advice contact the Alaska Business marketing professionals at 907-276-4373

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