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2021-22 Media Kit

Everything you need to know

VERYTHING UO


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Who We Are Volume Discounts Our Reach Student Spending What We Do Daily Emerald Newspaper Newsprint Opportunities Street Team Duck Living Magazine Ethos Magazine

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DIRECTOR OF SALES & DIGITAL MARKETING

Shelly Rondestvedt • srondestvedt@dailyemerald.com 541.346.5511 ext. 303 • dailyemerald.com

Magazine Rates Duck Life Online Advertising Media Mix Packages Video Production Emerald PhotoBooth DailyE Newsletter Podcast Sponsorship Social Media & Events Publication Calendar

Everything you need to know

VERYTHING UO


The Emerald has served the University of Oregon with news and information since 1900. Our mission is to train students, serve the UO community and run a financially sustainable nonprofit business. We are a multi-faceted, modern media company that’s equipped to help your business succeed. More than just a newspaper, today’s Emerald Media Group staff and departments have solutions to help you reach the UO community effectively. Our goal is to help you deliver your messaging in a way that engages UO students, faculty, and the Eugene community and makes the most sense for your business. In 2013 the company made a full transition into what is now the Emerald Media Group. By expanding its educational mission and its offerings to students, it has maximized its ability to serve its customers. More resources mean more opportunities. More opportunities mean greater success for the Emerald and, more importantly, you.

VOLUME DISCOUNTS Maximize your connection to the University of Oregon and broader Eugene community by bundling. Our volume discount rates apply to many different services, so ask your sales rep how you can save!

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Volume discounts cannot be combined with other promotional discounts. The greater of the two discounts offered will be reflected upon receipt of the insertion order.

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ABOUT DAILY EMERALD READERS More than 72% of UO undergraduates pick up a print edition of the Daily Emerald Newspaper each week. Each newspaper is read an average of 2.3 times. 92% of Daily Emerald readers view content on dailyemerald.com at least once per week. More than 87% of UO undergraduate readers named The Emerald as the publication with the most useful advertising information about campus-area businesses.

READERSHIP

The Emerald newspaper print editions are published every Monday when classes are in session. 3,500 copies are distributed free at 160+ campus high-traffic locations and surrounding area. Each week over 2,000 copies are handed out by the Emerald Street Team. In addition to 23,000 UO undergrads, our readership includes 10,000 faculty and staff members and 5,000 graduate students.

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DUCK LIVING MAGAZINE Duck Living is the lifestyle brand of the Emerald Media Group dedicated to bringing the average college student all the information they need to survive and thrive on the University of Oregon campus. We are your campus guide for housing, the dishes you’ll eat, the answers you’ll learn and the play you’ll always remember.

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ETHOS MAGAZINE Vol. 11 Issue 1

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Fall 2018

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Somewhere Over a Waterfall

Breakfast Boys Brandon “Brax” Parry of the Breakfast Boys Leisure League maintains a non-traditional stage presence for a hip-hop performer, at times angstily screaming into the mic or contorting his body on the ground

Trust & Trauma

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Ecuador’s dance with time

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A City Made of Dust

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Ethos is the newest addition to the Emerald Media Group’s portfolio and is an established multicultural magazine covering stories from all over the world and the greater Eugene area. Ethos comes out four times a year and is a great way to reach University of Oregon students and members of the community.

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Duck Season

Football: August 30th Baseball & Softball: March 14 Basketball: Nov. 22 Track & field: May 16 Duck Season offers an inside look into UO sports four times a year. Editions include football, basketball, baseball and softball and track and field. The track and field edition will also be distributed during the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials being held at the new Hayward Field, June 19-20. Advertise in all four issues and receive a 25% Discount!

Chews & Brews

Nov. 9 Feb. 15 Chews & Brews is published twice a year and is THE local guide to food, beverage and restaurants that targets students, faculty and staff. Chews & Brews is one of our most popular and well-read publications during the year, so don’t miss out promoting your business. Sponsored content, featuring your business in a two page, full color spread is also available at the low price of $1,200, and 45,000 FREE online impressions on dailyemerald.com. Advertise in both issues and receive a 25% discount!

Holiday Guide Nov. 16 Market your goodies, gifts and events to students and staff as they begin to make their holiday lists. You will not find a better demographic to target during the holiday season. Boost your business by advertising in this year’s Holiday Guide. FREE Color for all Half & Full Page Ads!

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