Richmond Magazine Rates & Services

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ADVERTISING

Rates & Specifications

FULL PAGE AD

1/2 PAGE AD

1/3 PAGE AD

1/4 PAGE AD

(8.25”x11.25”) (9.25”x12.25” w/bleed)

(8.25”x5.50”)

(8.25”x3.50”)

(4.00”x5.50”)

Inaugural Rates* SIZE

RATE*

Specifications MAGAZINE INFORMATION: Richmond Magazine is a 9” x 12” full color magazine. Trim size is 9” x 12”.

Add 1/8” (.125”) all around for a full page bleed size (9.25” x 12.25”).

Back Cover

$4000

Inside Front Cover or Facing Page

$3850

Page Facing Contents

$3750

Page Facing Publisher’s Letter

$3750

Full Page Ad

$3450

1/2 Page Ad

$1850

Ad design services are available at reasonable rates. If you need production or design work on your ad, feel free to contact our designer Katie Mecham (425.358.0924).

1/3 Page Ad

$1295

SUBMITTING MATERIALS VIA E-MAIL:

1/4 Page Ad

$935

Preferred Placement + $500

ADVERTISING ART REQUIREMENTS: Richmond Magazine is printed in full color on beautiful paper, for optimal enhancement of ads and photos. Ads and photos need to be CMYK high resolution (at least 300dpi) PDFs, JPGs, Tiffs, or EPS files.

Please embed fonts or convert text to outlines and make sure submitted files are of press quality (camera-ready).

NEED DESIGN ASSISTANCE?

Send all advertising materials to Katie at katie@wheel-wright.com or transfer files through DropBox, Hightail, WeTransfer, etc.

ADVERTISING DEADLINE: All artwork is due for submission the month prior to magazine publication.

* RATES ARE NET

CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS BY CALLING 844-424-7424

Benefits

2015 EDITORIAL

Calendar

QUALITY, CONTENT & DISTRIBUTION

VOLUME 01 - NUMBER 01 Advertising Deadline Print Deadline Distribution

August 2015 September 2015 October 2015

VOLUME 01 - NUMBER 02 Advertising Deadline Print Deadline Distribution

December 2015 January 2016 February 2016

VOLUME 02 - NUMBER 01 Advertising Deadline Print Deadline Distribution

April 2016 May 2016 June 2016

Editorial CATEGORIES

Look for interesting and entertaining articles covering a wide range of “Richmond-centric” topics!

• Market Planning Advice • Cost Effective Options For All Business Sizes • Ad Design Consultation • Help Reaching Your Target Market • Ad Placement Options • Web Integration Strategies • Outbound Newsletters • Social Media Connections • Mini Magazines For Use In Email Signatures, E-Broadcasts • Broadly Targeted, Seasonally Timed Distribution • Inclusion In The City of Richmond Network • Online Archive For Extended Ad Presence • Strong Online Support Through RichmondTX.gov • Print & Electronic Connection

Richmond E-NEWSLETTER RICHMOND

Richmond Magazine is a lifestyle publication that comes out 3 times a year. Below you will find our editorial calendar for 2015. Dates are subject to change.

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CITY/GOVERNMENT A peek on the inside of the engine that drives the community

COMMUNITY OUTREACH Features on how the community supports its own

HISTORY The “Old 300”, early days of Richmond, the cemetery, Jane Long, impact of the railroad, historic buildings …there is so much to cover here

BE THE FIRST TO R EAD O UR INAUGURAL I S S U E click magazine image to read entire publication

PHILANTHROPY Local foundations and how they support community growth

HUMAN INTEREST Local personalities, Richmond celebrity profiles, etc.

SPORTS/RECREATION From youth sports to hunting and fishing, we will uncover unique stories

ENTERTAINMENT Where to go … what to see … and do

HEALTH/WELLNESS Tips for healthier living, eating, and cooking

PROGRESS/DEVELOPMENT We will keep the reader informed of new developments and businesses that are helping the City prosper

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ANNOUNCE MOBILITY PLANS The county commissioners are set to announce an update on mobility plans. This is just a sample of text for you to preview what they might say in a newsletter blast from Richmond Magazine. More details coming soon.

Find out more at their website HERE.

AREA DEVELOPERS TO PROTECT NATURAL HABITAT The developers in the Richmond area are putting together a plan to protect the habitat.

This is just a sample of text for you to preview what they might say in a newsletter blast from Richmond Magazine. More details coming soon.

Find out more at their website HERE.

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SAMPLE E-NEWSLETTER

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audience

REACH THE

THAT SEEKS YOUR SERVICES Richmond Magazine is not a “shopper” publication, nor is it an “advertorial only” magazine. This magazine will contain real stories that are relevant to the reader and beautiful photography of Richmond and the surrounding area. We will uncover interesting and little known facts about the history of our great community, as well as feature entrusting people that have made a difference in the community. All of this adds up to an extended shelf life, and great pass along readership.

Richmond Magazine will be mailed to over 20,000 of Richmond’s finest homes and over 2,000 of the city’s most prominent businesses. In addition, the magazine will be prominently displayed on major newsstands throughout the state of Texas with heavy concentration within Richmond’s ETJ.

Inaugural ISSUE You won’t want to miss this first issue. It promises to be a great one! Our editorial line-up features the following:

• State of the City Address: recap and new branding campaign announcement • An intimate interview with Evalyn Moore, Mayor of Richmond • Interview with Jess Stewart director of the Richmond YMCA and a direct descendant of on of the “Old 300” • A Dove Hunting feature by Doug Pike • The Revitalization of Historic Downtown Richmond • Lamar Little League Legends: Q & A Session with Randal Grichuk star of the 1994 Little League World Series and player for the St. Louis Cardinals • Richmond Hot Spots - places to dine and drink • Consierge Medicine & Wellness - Why it’s becoming so popular • Giving the gift of Land - Local foundations releasing property for progress • History of the Richmond Police Department building? Is it haunted? Some say yes.

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