TEGNA Inc. is a large media company in the United States. Its main purpose is to serve local communities with trustworthy news and provide marketing solutions for businesses. The company operates 64 television stations in 51 U.S. markets, reaching a very large audience across television, web, and mobile platforms. TEGNA was created on June 29, 2015, when Gannett Co. split into two separate publicly traded companies. TEGNA represents the broadcasting and digital media divisions. The company is headquartered in Tysons, Virginia. Its core business is divided into two main areas: producing impactful journalism to keep communities informed and offering comprehensive marketing services to help businesses grow.
TEGNA provides services rather than software features. These services are designed for businesses looking to reach local audiences.
TEGNA does not offer standard pricing plans like a software product. The cost of its services is customized based on the specific needs of each business. Pricing is determined by several factors, including the markets you want to target, the types of services required (e.g., television ads, digital marketing, content creation), the length of the campaign, and the desired audience reach. Businesses typically work with a TEGNA marketing expert to create a custom proposal and quote that aligns with their budget and objectives. Solutions are available for a range of business sizes, from local companies to national brands.
There is no free plan or free trial for TEGNA's marketing and advertising services. These are premium, paid services tailored for businesses. However, the news and content produced by TEGNA's local stations are available for the public to consume for free through television broadcasts and on their digital platforms. For businesses interested in their services, the initial consultation with their marketing team is typically free of charge to discuss needs and explore potential solutions.
To use TEGNA's marketing solutions, a business follows a consultative process:
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TEGNA does not offer public-facing integrations in the way a typical software application does. Their internal systems and marketing platforms are designed to work with major industry-standard advertising and analytics tools. For clients, this means that campaign data can often be integrated with their own analytics systems, such as Google Analytics, CRM software, and other marketing dashboards, to provide a complete view of performance. These connections are managed by the TEGNA team as part of their service, not through a self-serve integration marketplace.
TEGNA does not provide a public API (Application Programming Interface) for developers. Its technology and data are used for its internal operations and to deliver services to its clients. There is no developer portal or documentation available for third-party developers to access TEGNA's data or build applications on its platform. Businesses that require data integration would need to arrange a custom solution through a direct partnership with TEGNA.
TEGNA does not offer a public affiliate program where individuals can earn commissions for referring customers. Its business model is based on direct sales and custom marketing solutions for businesses. Companies or individuals interested in partnership opportunities should contact TEGNA's business development or corporate partnership teams directly through their official website to discuss potential collaborations.