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JournalNews
The city of Hamilton is
situated in southwestern
Ohio, 25 miles north of Cincinnati.
Located in the county seat of
booming Butler county, the
JournalNews has been bringing
news to readers since 1886,
has won the General Excellence
award and was named the
Best Daily Newspaper in Ohio several times in its
circulation category. By providing deep coverage of the issues, people
and events that shape this city, the JournalNews is an integral part of
its community and continues to grow in readership.
Zip codes distributed:
45011, 45013, 45015, 45053, 45056, 45061, 45062, 45067, 45069
Daily 1-issue readership: 39%* 45,300** Adults
5-issue readership: 62%* 91,800** Adults
Sunday 1-issue readership: 50%* 60,900** Adults
4-issue readership: 62%* 81,800** Adults
Address:
228 Court St. • Hamilton, OH 45011
www.journal-news.com
Advertising (513) 820-2022 • Fax: (513) 863-0011
* 2005 Scarborough Research Release 1 NDM, ** Combined Cincinnati and Dayton DMAs.
Daily ROP Rates
Monday-Sunday
Open $20.70
$750 18.70
$2,500 16.70
$5,000 16.20
$10,000 15.70
$15,000 15.20
$25,000 14.70
$35,000 13.70
$50,000 12.70
$75,000 10.70
Daily paper, special content
Go!
Go! Is our Friday entertainment
section for people getting geared up
to go out from Dayton to Cincinnati
with a special emphasis on Butler
County. Find event info, movie
times, restaurant recommendations
and lots of other suggestions on
spending your time.
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The Middletown
Journal
Middletown is located in
Butler County and has
a population of approximately
50,600. This southwestern
Ohio town is located 27 miles
south of Dayton, 5 miles
off Interstate 75.
Middletown’s history and future is linked
closely to the steel industry, as it is the corporate headquarters
for AK Steel, Middletown’s largest employer. The city’s healthy mix
of businesses and services, strong educational network and array of
cultural, civic and recreational offerings make Middletown one of the
most promising and exciting growth areas in Ohio and the Midwest.
The Middletown Journal has the best sports section of similar size
newspapers in Ohio and recently won second place in the General
Excellence Award from the Associated Press.
Zip codes distributed
45005, 45036, 45042, 45044, 45050, 45064, 45066, 45067, 45327
Daily 1-issue readership: 49%* 57,700** Adults
5-issue readership: 65%* 89,700** Adults
Sunday 1-issue readership: 59%* 68,400** Adults
4-issue readership: 73%* 95,700** Adults
Address:
52 S. Broad St. • Middletown, OH 45044
www.middletownjournal.com
Advertising (513) 705-2860 • Fax: (513) 422-2794
GO! Friday entertainment tab
Hamilton or Hamilton & Deadlines
Middletown Middletown
Open $16.00 $28.00
6x 14.40 25.20
13x 12.80 22.40
26x 11.20 19.60
52x 8.00 14.00
Ask your representative for advertising options.
Pick up rates*
Into additional SWG daily paper: $16. SWG weekly paper: $7. Pulse Combo: $13. Dayton Daily News ROP sections: Daily $55, Sunday: $59.
Dayton Daily News Neighbors: $7; Springfield News-Sun: $16.22
*All pick up rates are per column inch. Pick up ads only that are published within seven days of original running in the primary publication. If the advertiser has a signed contract with Cox Ohio Publishing that
entitles them to a better contract rate for the publication being picked up, then they are awarded the better rate.
Real Estate Plus
Monday-Friday 2 business days prior, by 5 p.m.
Saturday Wednesday, 5 p.m.
Sunday Thursday, 5 p.m.
Shopper’s Extra Wednesday, 5 p.m.
GO! Tuesday, noon
Real Estate Plus Wednesday, 5 p.m.
Color: Under 33 inches: $150; Under 66 inches: $175; Under 90 inches: $200; Full page: $225. (Calculated for each publication.)
A Saturday publication that
highlights homes for sale throughout
the area with hundreds of home
listings, featured home pictorials,
home buying and financing advice,
as well as other useful information
to help you buy or sell a home in
Butler and surrounding counties.
Special Sections
Each year our publications staff produces
several special sections that provide
targeted content environments for your
message. The 2006 list will include: Spring
and Fall Home Improvement Sections, A
Community Progress and Development
Section, Prep Sports Previews, Gift Guides
and a variety of event-driven sections.