You want your business on WJBF, and unusually, the station itself has already told Augusta businesses that this door exists. At a Chamber business workshop reported locally, WJBF's own digital media lead pointed companies to the station's lifestyle programmes and said plainly that they carry editorial and advertising opportunities. What has never existed is a page that turns that remark into a buyable, explained product online. This is that page: what a sponsored article on wjbf.com actually is, how publishing works step by step, what decides the price, and the one email that starts it.
The short answer: yes, a CSRA business can get featured on WJBF
Yes. A business in the Central Savannah River Area can be published on WJBF through a paid article placement on wjbf.com, arranged through us. This is not pitching a story to NewsChannel 6 journalists and hoping. It is a separate, legitimate route: a sponsored article about your business, labelled as paid content, reviewed by the outlet before it goes live, and permanent once published.
The station's own posture is named here because it is the evidence. WJBF's digital team tells local businesses, on the record, that its programmes carry opportunities for businesses. The written article is the permanent member of that family of opportunities, and the route to it runs through us. You do not need a PR firm or a media contact. You need a business worth writing about and one email. If you want to compare how outlets handle paid placements first, our guide to which news outlets accept sponsored content lays out the landscape honestly.
Ready to get your business on WJBF?
Send us your business name, your website, and what the article should be about. You get a fit confirmation and your individual quote back by email.
uzairasad@pressfeature.orgOne email starts it. No form, no obligation.
What you actually get: your business on NewsChannel 6's site
Picture the finished thing, because that is what you are buying. A live article page on wjbf.com carries your business name in the headline and your story in the text: what you do, why you are good at it, and where customers can find you. It sits on the same site, under the same NewsChannel 6 name, that people across Augusta and Aiken check every day.
Then the article starts working for you. You send the link to the customer deciding between you and a competitor across the river. You put it in the proposal that needs one more proof point. You add WJBF to the "As Featured On" row of your own website, and every visitor understands in one second that Augusta's original television station published a story about your business. Unlike a programme appearance, the article does not end when the show does. It stays up, findable by every customer who searches for what you do, carrying your own link inside it, on both banks of the Savannah River.
Why WJBF carries weight in the CSRA
WJBF began operations on 26 November 1953 as Augusta's first television station, and it has been a primary ABC affiliate since 1 September 1967. Its studios stand in Television Park near the Augusta Mall, and its day starts with the region: Good Morning Augusta, on air from 4:30 a.m. A business featured through this name is featured through the station the CSRA has watched for more than seventy years.
The depth of community here is something no newer outlet can copy. Parade of Quartets, the station's Sunday gospel programme, has run since 1954 and is described as one of the longest running local programmes of any kind on American television. The Means Report, its in depth programme hosted by anchor Brad Means, has aired since January 2009. A station whose own programmes span from gospel quartets to public affairs across seven decades is not a media buy. It is a piece of the region's furniture, and its website is where that region reads.
The numbers support the benefit, stated plainly. In our outlet directory, WJBF carries a Domain Authority of 72 and roughly 277K monthly organic visits. Those figures matter as proof, but the real reason WJBF works is the market: the CSRA, Augusta and Aiken together, sharing one river, one economy and one original station.
What a sponsored article on wjbf.com actually looks like
Let us be precise about the product, because precision is where vague offers fall apart.
The article is a full page on wjbf.com itself. It is labelled as paid content, clearly. That labelling is not a weakness in the product; it is what makes the placement legitimate and durable. The article is reviewed by the outlet before it is published, so what goes live has passed WJBF's own check. Once live, the placement is permanent. It does not disappear when a programme airs or a week passes.
The article links to your website, and those links carry sponsored attributes, as paid content rules require. Anyone who promises you a plain editorial dofollow link from a paid placement is describing something that does not exist. And the sponsored form around this station is not theoretical: a feature connected to the station is on the public record credited in print as "Written and Sponsored by" a local medical institution. That byline teaches you the essential fact about this market. Sponsored content here is a real, visible, named form, not a rumour.
The station tells businesses this door exists. Here is the door
The evidence deserves its own section, because it changes this from a sales claim into a reported fact. At a Chamber business workshop covered by Augusta Business Daily, the station's digital media lead spoke directly to local companies about the station's lifestyle programmes, naming shows in its lineup and saying plainly that there are editorial and advertising opportunities on all of them, with guidance aimed at small business budgets. The station, in other words, markets feature routes to local businesses itself, in rooms full of the exact owners reading this page.
What that knowledge has lacked is a searchable home. It sits in a workshop write up, where a business searching online will never find it at the moment it matters. This article is the door that remark pointed at: the written, permanent article on wjbf.com, explained in full, bookable through one email. The programmes the station named are broadcast appearances, here today and aired tomorrow. The article is the member of that family that stays.
Who a WJBF article is right for, and who should skip it
This placement fits CSRA businesses on both riverbanks: Augusta and Aiken included, across healthcare, home services, professional firms and retail. It is especially strong for businesses whose customers research before they buy, and whose market is the whole river region rather than one side of it, because one article on the region's shared station speaks to both states at once.
It does not fit a business with no CSRA customers. If the people who would read your article can never buy from you, a famous local name will not fix that, and the money belongs on the outlet your customers actually read. We would rather tell you that now than sell you the wrong placement. For readers whose buyers are businesses rather than consumers, our Business Journals guide covers that different route, but for CSRA customers, this station is the answer.
How publishing on WJBF works, step by step
Step 1: Email us. Write to uzairasad@pressfeature.org with your business name, your website, and what the article should be about. That email is the whole application. There is no form, no account to create, no retainer to sign.
Step 2: Fit confirmation and your quote. We confirm that your business and your topic fit the outlet, and you receive your individual quote for WJBF. What decides that quote is covered in the final section below.
Step 3: The article. You can supply the article yourself, or we arrange the writing for you. Either way, the draft goes to the outlet for review before anything is published.
Step 4: Review and go live. WJBF reviews the article. Once it is approved, it is published on wjbf.com, fast once the review is complete. Your exact timeline is confirmed in your quote before you pay anything.
Step 5: Your live link. You receive the live link to your article. It is yours to send to customers, add to your website, and use in every proposal from that day on.
Your protection is stated plainly, because it is part of the arrangement before you pay anything: payment is in full in advance, and if the article does not go live, you receive a full refund, in writing. There is no version of this where you pay and end up with nothing.
What decides the price, the honest limits, and how to start
There is no public price for a WJBF article, and this page is not hiding one to force you into a conversation. The price is set per placement because the deciding factors differ for every business: the scope of the article, whether you supply it or we arrange the writing, the placement specifics, and timing. A note on numbers you may have heard: the cost guidance the station's team discussed at that workshop was broadcast guidance, and it is never converted on this page into an article figure, because the two are different products. Every article placement is quoted individually, by email, with no obligation to proceed. Our guide to how much a sponsored article costs explains the factor model in full.
The limits, stated plainly. The article is paid content and is labelled as such; it is not editorial coverage and it is not the NewsChannel 6 newsroom endorsing your business. No one can guarantee you search rankings, a traffic figure, or sales from a placement like this. What the article does, permanently, is put a credible, findable page about your business on Augusta's original television station's site.
If WJBF is the outlet your customers watch, the next step is a single email. Write to uzairasad@pressfeature.org with your business name, your website, and the story the article should tell. You will get a fit confirmation and your individual quote back. Our services page covers the wider picture of what we do, but the email is how a WJBF article actually begins.
Get your business on WJBF
One email with your business name, your website, and the story you want told. Your fit confirmation and individual quote come back by email.
uzairasad@pressfeature.orgFull refund in writing if your article does not go live.
Frequently asked questions
How can my business get featured on WJBF?
Email us with your business name, your website and your story. We confirm fit, quote individually, place a labelled article on wjbf.com after the outlet's review, and send you the live link.
How much does a WJBF sponsored article cost?
There is no public price, because each placement is quoted individually. The factors are the article's scope, whether you supply it or we arrange the writing, the placement specifics and timing. One email to uzairasad@pressfeature.org returns your exact quote, with no obligation.
Does WJBF publish sponsored content on wjbf.com?
Yes, in the form of clearly labelled paid content, reviewed before publishing. Sponsored features connected to the station are a matter of public record.
How do Augusta businesses get their story on WJBF?
The station itself points businesses to its lifestyle programmes for editorial and advertising opportunities. For a permanent written article rather than a programme appearance, the route is the placement arranged through us.
What lifestyle shows on WJBF take business features?
The station's own team has named its lifestyle programmes, The Means Report among them, as carrying feature opportunities. Those are broadcast appearances, while the article on wjbf.com is the written, permanent product this page covers.
Who do I contact at WJBF about advertising or a paid feature?
For the article, you contact us. We handle the placement, and you deal with one email address throughout.
How long does a sponsored article stay on wjbf.com?
The placement is permanent. It does not end when a programme airs, and if it does not go live you receive a full refund in writing.
Can a CSRA business buy a feature on WJBF?
Yes. CSRA fit, on both sides of the river, is exactly the test this product is built on.
Disclosure: PressFeature sells article placements on WJBF, and this page is our own marketing content, published to explain the placement honestly. Figures cited are from our public outlet directory. Published October 2026. Last reviewed: October 2026.