Ways to Market your Organization through NASW-TN  Chapter

Click on any of the items below for additional information:

• Introduce your organization to our audience by sponsoring a workshop.
• Purchase mailing list of more than 1,900 NASW TN members statewide, or a smaller list of members in your local area.
• Provide lunch at a local NASW branch event.
• Host a workshop in your facility.

NASW-TN Website Classified Advertising

NASW-TN Chapter is pleased to announce that classified advertising available on the Tennessee Chapter website.  If you would like to post an ad on our website, simply click on Submit Classified for Listing below. The fee to run a Classified Ad is $30 for a 30-day 40 word listing.  You may pay via credit card (you will be asked for this information after you submit the ad).  If you prefer to be invoiced, e-mail your request with your billing information (name and address) to kfranklin@naswtn.com. Your ad will be approved for viewing when payment information has been received in our office.

Our website classified ads are designed to provide brief announcements. We encourage those submitting ads to include a weblink or contact for additional information. If your ad content exceeds 40 words we charge $1.00 for each additional word.

Running an Ad Longer than 30 Days

If you would like an ad to run longer than 30 days, you must e-mail your request to kfranklin@naswtn.com.  You will be given the option of being invoiced for any listing over 30 days, at the cost of $1/day, or calling our office with your credit card number to pay for the appropriate charges.  

Click here to visit the classifieds section.

Advertising Policy

All ad copy is subject to the publisher’s approval.  NASW-TN reserves the right to reject ads for any reason.  Publication of an ad does not constitute endorsement, approval of the service, product, or point of view, nor does NASW guarantee accuracy of information presented.  Advertisers should be equal opportunity employers and advertisements for professional social work services should comply with NASW Standards for Clinical Practice and the NASW Code of Ethics.