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Take a Flyer on our new classifieds section

Looking to fill a job? Rent an apartment or find a roommate? How about finding a little romance or an activity partner? Maybe you need a bandmate or a model for a life drawing class? Or you’re looking for a home for that litter of kittens your outdoor cat just deposited in your backyard. 

Might we suggest you take a flyer? That is, buy a small, perfectly worded ad in Flyers, the new classified section of Gazetteer SF’s quarterly newspaper.

Your message will be included in 10,000 copies of our gorgeous pink-hued paper distributed at hundreds of locations throughout San Francisco, including our downtown newsstand at First and Market. Ready to make a big splash? Buy yourself a tiny ad. 

Issue 04 is coming in early September, so now is the time to contact Brooke at info@gazetteer.co to book your spot and post your flyer. The deadline for submissions is August 21 and more details are below. 

Don’t hesitate: those kittens are at their peak cuteness.

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