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Columbia Home & Garden magazine serves the greater Columbia, SC area. The
publication, through its articles, photography, and advertising, presents a wide array of
services, resources, and products available to Columbia-area homeowners in an
entertaining and stylish manner. Printed on glossy paper, the magazine is published
quarterly by CarterTodd & Associates, Inc.
The magazine showcases homes, gardens, people, lifestyles, and other information about
the greater Columbia, SC area. Advertisers are offered an excellent opportunity to promote
their businesses alongside interesting and engaging articles. As an added bonus,
advertisers receive a link on Columbia Home & Garden websites, columbiaHG.com and
ColumbiaHomeAndGarden.com. In addition, customers may go directly to the Advertiser
Directory by clicking on columbia4sale.com.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?
We are committed to editorial excellence and superior design standards. We strive to
engage the reader with well-written content illustrated with high-quality photography that
entertains and captures the reader's interest. We attract an active, educated, and upscale
audience of readers who are most likely to be interested in homes, gardens, lifestyles, and
other facets of life in the Greater Columbia area. So your advertising message plays to an
the credibility and effectiveness of your advertising message. You can feel the quality just by
picking up a copy and holding it in your hand.
1 Year $12
Each issue will be mailed to your home or office.
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What our Readers Are Saying
"The technical quality of Columbia Home & Garden is stunning!"
". . .an upscale breath of fresh air."
"We absolutely love the layout and narrative."
"The photography is the highest of quality."
"The writing is rich and insightful."
"Striking covers. . ."
"I was blown away by the quality."
"The style reminds you of what you'd expect from Madison Avenue."
"Have you read the articles? The writing is way above the level you
see in local publications."