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Community weekly editions Community weekly editions Fairfield Echo The Echo serves Fairfield and Fairfield Twp., along with Hamilton suburbs. Fairfield Twp. has grown 68 percent in the past 10 years. Growth is anticipated to be heavy with much building expansion and new housing. The Fairfield Echo was named one of the top three non-daily newspapers in the nation in 2005 by the Suburban Newspaper Association at its circulation level and devotes its time covering the school, business and civic news for this densely populated southern Butler County suburb. Seven out of 10 (73%) adults in the Fairfield area have read the Fairfield Echo in the past month. The Fairfield Echo was named best non-daily by the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists. Source: 2004 SWG Weekly Newspaper Study, ABC Audit Report, March 2004, 2004 Claritas Inc. Publication day: Thursday • Deadline: Monday noon Zip codes distributed: 45011, 45014 4-issue adult readership: 73% * • 1-issue adult readership: 57% * 228 Court St. • Hamilton, OH 45011 www.fairfield-echo.com (513) 863-8200 • Fax: (513) 863-0011 The Pulse~Journal The paper’s two editions: Mason/Deerfield Twp. and West Chester/Liberty Twp. offer advertising and editorial coverage so that our clients and readers can benefit from information that is most relevant to them. The population of this area has doubled over 10 years, and the growth pace continues. Median household income in Mason/Deerfield Township is $79,500 and West Chester/Liberty Township area is $83,400. As one of the nation’s best non-daily papers, both editions of the Pulse-Journal enjoy strong readership with seven out of 10 adults in the Mason area (71%) and three out of four adults in the West Chester area (76%) having read The Pulse~Journal in the past month. Sources: 2004 SWG Weekly Newspaper study, ABC Audit Report, March 2004, 2004 Claritas Inc. Publication day: Thursday • Deadline: Monday noon Zip codes distributed: Mason: 45034, 45039, 45040, 45140, 45249 West Chester: 45011, 45044, 45069, 45241 4-issue adult readership: Mason 71%*, West Chester 76%* 1-issue adult readership: Mason 59%*, West Chester 60%* 7378 Liberty One Drive, Liberty Twp., OH 45044 www.pulsejournal.com (513) 755-5062 • Fax: (513) 755-5077 Pick up rates* Hamilton or Middletown: $16. Additional 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. *Source: 2004 SWG Study 4 Publication day: Friday • Deadline: Monday noon Zip codes distributed: 45056, 45013 The Oxford Press A paid weekly newspaper, published weekly for full-time residents of Oxford, home of Miami University, The Oxford Press covers campus and community news for the permanent residents of this university town. Because of its wired university infrastructure, Oxfordpress.com is one of our highest traffic community news Web sites. Paid circulation: Friday 4-issue adult readership: 65% * • 1-issue adult readership: 53% * 15 S. Beech St. • Oxford, OH 45056 www.oxfordpress.com (513) 523-4139 • Fax: (513) 523-1935 Source: 2004 SWG Weekly Newspaper Study, March 2004, 2004 Claritas Inc. Publication day: Thursday • Deadline: Monday noon The Western Star Lebanon is the county seat for Warren County, with a population that commutes both to the southern Dayton and northern Cincinnati markets for work and shopping. Continued growth from both those markets is anticipated. This market area had a 45 percent population growth between 1990 and 2000, and a median household income of more than $60,000. Zip codes distributed: 45036, 45039, 45054, 45065, 45068, 45152 4-issue adult readership: 74%* • 1-issue adult readership: 59%* 200 Harmon Ave. • Lebanon, OH 45036 www.western-star.com (513) 696-4509 • Fax: (513) 932-6056 Rates Weeklies Pulse Journal Combo Open $9.00 $16.20 $750 8.55 15.39 $2,500 8.33 14.99 $5,000 7.88 14.18 $10,000 7.65 13.77 $15,000 7.20 12.96 $25,000 6.75 12.15 $35,000 6.30 11.34 $50,000 5.40 9.72 $75,000 4.50 8.10 *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. Color: Under 33 inches: $150; Under 66 inches: $175; Under 90 inches: $200; Full page: $225. (Calculated for each publication.)
Dayton Daily News Neighbors Open $750 $2,500 per year per year Zone 1 (Kettering, Oakwood) $ 14.31 $ 10.83 $ 9.62 Zone 2 (Centerville, Bellbrook) 13.04 9.50 8.65 Zone 3 (Warren County) 8.00 6.90 5.74 Zone 4 (Greene County) 13.77 10.26 9.26 Zone 5 (Huber Heights, Vandalia) 11.60 10.26 8.47 Zone 6 (Englewood, Trotwood) 9.07 7.86 6.67 Zone 7 (Downtown Dayton) 11.54 10.46 10.05 Zone 8 (Miamisburg, West Carrollton, Eaton) 8.98 7.19 6.25 Zone 9 (Miami County) 13.04 8.36 7.07 Piggyback discount per zone 2.00 1.00 1.00 Color: spot or 4-color, 60 column inches or less: $81 spot or 4-color, more than 60 column inches: $144 Special Rates Multiple run discount: for ads running within 7 days in the same publication; 20% second run, 35% each additional run. Not applicable to pick up discounts. Non-profit: companies are awarded $25,000 contract level. Premium placement: section can be guaranteed for a 15% premium. Anniversary sale: Run up to a double truck and get 50% OFF SPACE COST. Increase space and increase sales with this discount offer on one ad per year. Minimum size requirement thirty (30) column inches: Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Ad must specify ANNIVERSARY SALE in ad copy. Frequency Rates: For ads running in the same publication at least: 13x 20% discount*, 26x 30% discount*, 52x 40% discount*. *All discounts calculated off open rates. Grand Openings: Consult with your advertising representative to discuss discount packages. Digital Ads Digital ad sending options Internet: Send us your ad over the Internet by accessing www.sendyourad.com. This will provide you with an order form and simple instructions for attaching your ad and its accompanying files. There are no extra fees, turnaround schedules or delays to transmit ads immediately over the Internet. You can use this Web site with any computer that has Internet access. This Web site allows multiple formats (e.g. Acrobat PDF, EPS, TIFF); however, PDF is the requested format. AdSEND: If you are an AdSEND subscriber (member of Associated Press), we can receive your display ad via AdSEND routed to us through Associated Press. All AdSEND files are PDF format. You can also send us your digital ads via CD-Rom. Please include a hard copy proof with disks. Label media appropriately with name, phone, publication date and return address. E-mail: Sending your ad via e-mail attachment is not recommended. Such attachments are not always reliable and can contain viruses. If you must send your ad attached by e-mail, you should address your message to sendyourad@coxohio.com. If you would like more information on how your company can send ads electronically, call the Publishing Operations Department at (937) 225-2059 or visit our electronic ads Web site at www.sendyourad.com. 5 Mechanical Measurements Shoppers’ Extra Every business could use some extra shoppers, and our Shoppers Extra in both Butler and Warren counties combine local news and features content, our very popular “Cook of the Week” featuring local recipes, as well as hundreds of classified ads for merchandise, autos, real estate. With weekend distribution, the Shoppers Extra is also packed with grocery coupons and inserts from local and national retailers. Butler County Shoppers Extra: Delivered to Non-Subscribers of the Middletown Journal, Hamilton Journal News and Oxford Press in Butler County and the cities of Franklin and Carlisle. Butler County Version Zip codes distributed: 45005, 45042, 45044, 45050, 45067, 45330 Warren County Version Zip codes distributed: 45034, 45036, 45039, 45040, 45054, 45065, 45068, 45107,* 45140, 45152, 45122*. * Partial Zip disclaimer Deadline: Tuesday, 4 p.m. Photos cut with 90-line screen. Ads must be at least as many inches deep as they are columns wide. Standard-size printed page: 11 5/8" x 21". 6 columns per page. 1 13/16" per column. Tabloid-size printed page: 9 5/8" x 11 1/2". 5 columns per page. 1 13/16" per column. Tabloid double truck: 10 1/2 columns (20 5/16" x 11 1/2"). Standard double-truck page: 12 1/2 columns by 21". Minimum double-truck width accepted is 8 1/2 columns (8 columns plus the gutter, which is billed as 1/2 column). Only 8 1/2, 10 1/2 and 12 1/2 column double truck ads will be accepted. 126 column inches per ROP page (billed). All ROP ads over 18" must go full depth (21"). All Tabloid ads over 10" must go full depth (11 1/2"). Any ads over 18" deep will be charged the full depth of 21". Strip ads must be at least 5 columns x 2". Note: The printed page will be reduced up to 2 percent to ensure print quality. Digital files may be adjusted to fit. See your advertising representative for other sizes. Rates Open $9.00 6x 7.50 12x 6.00 24x 5.00 52x 4.50 Contact any Cox Ohio Publishing representative for details on how you can ad your message to the Extra. All ads that appear in print may appear online in some form on any or all of our Web sites. Ask your sales representative for more information. Column width for standard-size display pages: Minimum Number of Width Width depth columns in inches in inches in inches 1 1 13/16 1.833 1 2 3 3/4 3.792 2 3 5 3/4 5.750 3 4 7 11/16 7.708 4 5 9 5/8 9.667 5 6 11 5/8 11.625 6
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