With Postimees Grupp, an advertising customer can address the largest group of people via web and print media as well as TV and radio. We are the only service providers in Estonia who can combine different types of media, which allows us to create outstanding advertising solutions to achieve the best result.
AS Postimees Grupp includes the largest Estonian daily newspaper Postimees, Tartu Postimees, Pärnu Postimees, Sakala, Virumaa Teataja, Järva Teataja and Lõuna-Eesti Postimees. Via our print channels, customers can address 279,300 readers across Estonia.
Online
The advertising spaces of the Postimees web publications allow you to advertise any product, company or field of activity. Media plans prepared by advertising agencies always include Postimees among the two main advertising channels. If you are planning Internet advertising, be sure to first consult a Postimees advertising specialist who can give you extensive advice on how to find the most suitable advertising channel.
TV
In addition to Kanal 2, AS Postimees Grupp also includes Estonia’s most viewed niche channels, Kanal 11 (started in 2008), Kanal 12 (started in 2011) and the domestic music channel MyHits (started in 2018). We also provide advertisements for the TV channels TLC and Discovery as well as the popular Russian-language TNT.
Radio
AS Postimees Grupp includes five radio stations which have been broadcasting well-balanced radio programmes for various target groups for 27 years. Three of the radio stations (Elmar, KUKU, Myhits) are aimed at Estonian audiences and two (Narodnoe, DFM) at Russian audiences.
Out-of-home
Outdoor media has the most diverse selection of advertising channels, covering all kinds of advertising media in the public space. Outdoor media can be seen on city streets, at shopping centres, on store shelves, lifts or many other places.
Direct marketing
Successful direct mailing requires the synergy of several different activities, starting from a creative idea to posting it to the right interest group.
AS Postimees Grupp includes Target Master which operates in all three Baltic countries.