Would you like to be a Milwaukee insider and a key supporter of Urban Milwaukee, but missed out on our Black Friday annual membership special?
Well, we’ve have one more special offer. Signup for a monthly membership today and pay only $5 a month for the first year.
Membership comes with access to all our stories, ad-free content and special deals as they become available. Now’s your chance to sign up for this at a bargain price. Today only, we offer our Cyber Monday deal: our monthly membership is almost half-off, only $5/month for the first year. Join today and use the discount code CYBERMONDAY25 to get your discounted membership.
What will you get by becoming a member? Quite a lot, actually:
The price of all that is just $9/month or $99/year, but this week you can claim our “Cyber Monday” special and sign up for just $5/month for the first year of your membership. Signing up is easy, and you are welcome to cancel at anytime. Use the discount code CYBERMONDAY25 to get your discounted membership.
Our publication continues to grow its editorial coverage, publishing more than 75 stories and 100 press releases per week. We can thank our members for providing the resources for us to hire county beat reporter Graham Kilmer and food and drink beat reporter Sophie Bolich.
But to maintain and continue to grow our coverage, we need more members. Now is the perfect time to get off the sidelines and join. Today only monthly memberships are just $5 a month for the first year.
We’re also responding to the many readers who’ve asked over the years how they can support Urban Milwaukee. This is your chance to do so. Help secure the future of Urban Milwaukee.
We are committed to continue building a fiercely independent publication that champions Milwaukee and smart urban solutions for this city, as well as highlighting the best food and entertainment our area has to offer. If you think that’s important or you simply like being a reader in the know, we hope you will become a member today.
We are independently owned. Your membership pays for people, not profits. Writers, not dividends.
