Every issue of Naples Beach Guide reaches the address, not a mailbox at the post office.
We mail directly to owners of record along Naples' beachfront corridor — verified annually against Collier County property records, not a purchased list. This is where your ad actually lands.
Built from the tax roll, not a mailing broker.
Every address in our circulation is pulled directly from Collier County property and tax records for the specific subdivisions the Guide covers — then cross-checked against current owner-of-record mailing addresses each printing cycle.
That means your ad isn't diluted across a generic Naples ZIP code. It's in the hands of the people who own property on the beach.
- 01 Parcel-level sourcingEach address is tied to a county parcel ID, not scraped from a list broker.
- 02 Owner-of-record mailingMail goes to the current owner's address on file — local or absentee — so it reaches the decision-maker.
- 03 Refreshed every printingOwnership changes, closings, and new construction are re-verified ahead of each mailing.
- 04 Community-by-community coverageSee exactly how many addresses sit in each community below — no aggregate guesswork.
Where the Guide lands
Distribution by community, north to south along the Naples coast.
How we count
Figures above reflect deduplicated, parcel-level addresses pulled from county property records for each community's defined boundary. Where community pulls share a border — for example, the Moorings/Park Shore line along Crayton Road — each address is credited to a single community so the total never double-counts a property.
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