RMSMC-MediaKit-SPR2021

A GUIDE TO ADVERTISING, PRODUCTION, AND MARKETING SERVICES

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

ROCKY MOUNTAIN STUDENT MEDIA

KCSUFM.COM

2020 – 2021

E ARE STUDENT MEDIA

how to connect with rmsmc L O C AT I O N Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation Room 118, CSU Lory Student Center Fort Collins, CO 80523

ADVE RTISI N G

Rocky Mountain Student Media is a multi-faceted media company that’s equipped to help your business or organization find success. Our awardwinning media outlets provide solutions to help you effectively reach the Colorado State University, Fort Collins, and Northern Colorado communities.

Our unique ability to combine print and broadcast, with digital, social media, video production and marketing services, makes it easy for us to create an advertising plan tailored specifically to meet your needs — a plan that engages your audience and makes the most sense for your business.

Briar Erskine Student Ad Manager

berskine@rockymountainstudentmedia.com

Courtney Wayland Digital Ad Manager

cwayland@rockymountainstudentmedia.com

Christa Reed Senior Account Executive Kim Blumhardt Ad Director

970.491.2126 or cell: 970.412.2716 christa.reed@colostate.edu 970.491.1146 kim.blumhardt@colostate.edu

advertising.rockymountainstudentmedia.com

G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N

Our mission at Rocky Mountain Student Media is to provide educational opportunities for students and to serve the CSU community. As RMSMC continues to grow, we are able to expand our educational mission and offerings to students. In turn, this maximizes our ability to serve you, our customers, with more media and marketing opportunities than ever before.

970.491.1683 frontdesk@collegian.com

NEWSROOM 970.491.7513 news@collegian.com news@kcsufm.com ctvnews@collegian.com

For more information and ad samples visit: advertising.rockymountainstudentmedia.com

WE ARE SOCIAL

We’re looking forward to helping you achieve your goals. @CSUCollegian @KCSUFM @CTVChannel11 @StudentVideoProductions @CSUStudentMedia @CollegeAveMag

CSUCollegian KCSUFM

@CSUCollegian @KCSUFM @CTV11

CTV Channel 11 KCSU FM Student Video Productions

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EDIA – MARKETING OPPORTUNITIE

the csu community

PRINT The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Weekly Edition (Thursdays)

Front Page Ad

Front Page Sticky Note

Back Page Ad

Puzzle & Crossword Sponsorship

Classified Advertising

Housing Guide

College Avenue Magazine

Ram Life Orientation Guide

CSU Life for Faculty & Staff

Native Advertising

Ram Deals Coupon Book

Custom Sponsored Content Development

Best of CSU Graduation Keepsake Edition - Mail-Home Parent & Family Resource Guide/Calendar Visitors Guide to Fort Collins & CSU

More than 32,000 students make up the CSU community, and our faculty and staff make up the largest employee group in Fort Collins.

Together, these two markets are invaluable to the local economy.

WEB Leaderboard Ad Sidebar Ad

Sneaker Ad Sponsored Content

Native Advertising Text Links

BROADCAST KCSU Pre-Recorded Announcements

CSU Baseball Broadcast Sponsorships

KCSU Live Read Show Sponsorships

CTV Ads on Comcast, Connexion, and Streaming

KCSU Concert Calendar Sponsorships

Podcast Sponsorships

Look to RMSMC for creative solutions to reaching the CSU campus community.

CSU Volleyball Broadcast Sponsorships

VIDEO & AUDIO

DIGITAL & SOCIAL

Long & Short-Form Video Production

Digital Email Blast - The Stump

Event Filming (lectures, concerts, etc.)

Ram Deals Coupon App

Video for Web & Social Media

Facebook, Instagram & Twitter Posts

Podcast Production

YouTube Preroll Video Ads

Video Editing

Social Media Management Sponsored Content Posts

MARKETING SERVICES

32,765

POSTERS

ENROLLED STUDENTS

Event Planning & Sponsorships

18” x 36” or 24” x 48” Posters

Graphic Design Services

on indoor newspaper kiosks

26” x 50” Posters

DJ Services

on outdoor newspaper kiosks

Plaza Tabling & Street Team Distribution

Poster Printing & Distribution

Brand Ambassador Program

both on & off campus

BUNDLE & SAVE WITH OUR LOYALTY PROGRAM!

27,800

LIVE OFF CAMPUS

4,600

FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS

7,690

FACULTY & STAFF

Source: CSU Budgets & Institutional Analysis, Fall 2020

20%

of the city’s sales tax collection is spending by CSU students & faculty

CSU STUDENTS WILL BUY LOCAL!

Bundle any of our media & marketing opportunities and save up to 30% on your total package.

SAVE 10%

SAVE 20%

SAVE 30%

BUNDLE $3,000 – $5,000

BUNDLE $5,000 – $10,000

BUNDLE $10,000+

students are more likely to engage with student media brands digitally and in person than local and national news outlets.

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OLLEGIAN.COM - SIZING – PRICIN

collegian.com & kcsufm.com

KCSUFM.COM

WEB SIZING WWW.COLLEGIAN.COM

WEB PRICING

Collegian.com and KCSUFM.com are the Rocky Mountain Student Media’s sites for breaking news, blogs, videos, photos, and live stream TV and radio. Collegian.com and KCSUFM.com provide the best digital platforms for reaching on- and off-campus audiences.

LEADERBOARD AD | 728 x 90 px

Collegian.com was awarded “Best College Website” by College Media Association in 2018.

MORE THAN 155,600 MONTHLY PAGE VIEWS* MORE THAN 200,000 AD IMPRESSIONS MONTHLY* *average monthly views on Collegian.com, Fall 2020

MONTHLY PACKAGE

SIDEBAR AD

SIDEBAR

LEADERBOARD

SNEAKER

1 MONTH

1 MONTH

1 MONTH

100,000 IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

150,000 IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

150,000+ IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

3 MONTHS

3 MONTHS

$1,125

3 MONTHS

$1,500

300,000 IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

450,000 IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

450,000+ IMPRESSIONS GUARANTEED

300 x 250 px

728 x 90 px

$400

728 x 90 px

$500

$900

$650

SPECIAL FEATURES NATIVE ADVERTISING

TEXT LINKS

WEBSITE ONLY 300 WORDS MAXIMUM

PER MONTH FOR WEBSITE LINK

$125

300 x 250 px

SNEAKER AD | 728 x 90 px EXCLUSIVE, STATIC AD PROMINENTLY FEATURED ON THE COLLEGIAN.COM HOME PAGE

SPONSORED CONTENT Collegian.com hosts topic–specific sponsored content. If you sponsor a section, your banner ads are featured in two locations on the page and company logo prominently featured as the sponsor.

Ask us about content topics and how you can be featured as the exclusive sponsor.

$40

BUNDLE & SAVE! SEE PAGE 4 OR CALL 970.491.2126 FOR PACKAGE DISCOUNTS

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OLLEGIAN – SIZING – PRICIN

the collegian

PRINT PRICING & SIZING

The Rocky Mountain Collegian is an award-winning, student-run newspaper celebrating its 129th year in publication. Named one of the top 6 college newspapers in the country by the Princeton Review, the Collegian reports on campus and local news. Newspapers are distributed throughout the CSU campus and to over 150 locations off campus.

FULL PAGE

2/3 PAGE

HALF PAGE

PREMIUM PLACEMENT FRONT PAGE ADVERTISING Exclusive placement at the bottom of the Collegian front page, guarantees maximum visibility.

Front page ads include full color.

HALF PAGE

BANNER SIZE 9.5”x2”

$350 PER DAY

PUZZLES & FEATURES Engage readers while they are actively involved with the Collegian and secure a guaranteed weekly placement on Thursday beside one of the Collegian’s most popular features: Sudoku, Crossword or Nope & Dope.

3.7”x5”

$95

PER PUBLICATION

3.7”x2” 9.5”x12.25”

5.6”x12”

9.5”x6”

5.6”x10”

1/4 PAGE

1/4 PAGE

1/6 PAGE

BIZ CARD

$52

PER PUBLICATION

DISTRIBUTION DATES & DEADLINES 5.6”x5”

3.7”x7.5”

3.7”x5”

3.7”x2”

DUE 5 PM MONDAY

RATES PER PUBLICATION LOCAL/NATIONAL

CSU DEPARTMENT

CSU STUDENT ORG.

BACK PAGE

$450

$405

$225

FULL PAGE

$380

$340

$180

2/3 PAGE

$250

$218

$110

HALF PAGE

$208

$187

$90

1/4 PAGE

$127

$110

$45

1/6 PAGE

$75

$68

$30

BIZ CARD

$42

$38

$24

CUSTOM SIZING AVAILABLE

WEEKLY THURSDAY PUBLICATION

DISTRIBUTION

4,000 COPIES

EVERY THURSDAY

SEE LAST PAGE OF THIS GUIDE FOR FULL PUBLICATION SCHEDULE

Visit COLLEGIAN.COM/DELIVERY for distribution map.

BUNDLE & SAVE! SEE PAGE 4 OR CALL 970.491.2126 FOR PACKAGE DISCOUNTS

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OLLEGIAN – SIZING – PRICIN

the collegian

INSERTS & NOTES

FRONT PAGE STICKY NOTES Add impact to your advertising message with front page sticky notes. Placed on the left side of the front page, this full-color sticker is guaranteed to grab the attention of readers.

RATES FOR 3”x3” STICKER

MORE SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS PARENT GUIDE & CALENDAR PUBLISHES

Created especially for parents and families of new CSU students, the Parent Guide is distributed at Ram Orientation and throughout the year through Parent and Family Programs.

MAY 2021 DISTRIBUTION

6,000 ANNUALLY

MOVE-IN / WELCOME BACK Reaching new and returning students has never been easier. The Move-In/Welcome Back edition is placed in residence hall rooms for each student prior to movein day, and distributed to key campus locations the week of August 17.

ONE DAY

$650

INCLUDES PRINTING

2+ DAYS

$450

Featuring CSU’s favorite places to eat, drink, and hang out. This edition is the BEST place to brag about your business.

Distributed throughout the year.

INSERTS PLEASE CALL FOR SHIPPING INFORMATION

$260

4,000 PER PUB.

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS Rocky Mountain Student Media produces specialty publications in partnership with Colorado State University departments featuring unique content for targeted audiences.

DEADLINE

AUGUST 17

AUGUST 5

DISTRIBUTION

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

7,500 ANNUALLY

DEADLINE

FEBRUARY 22

JANUARY 29

DISTRIBUTION

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

4,500 ANNUALLY

MAIL-HOME GRADUATION COMMEMORATIVE EDITION With content, including congratulatory ads, targeting grads and their families, this keepsake is mailed to the homes of graduating seniors.

FALL EDITION

SPRING EDITION

PUBLISHES

PUBLISHES

DECEMBER 14 DEADLINE

DECEMBER 4

MAY 10 DEADLINE

APRIL 30

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

Distributed year-round, the Visitors Guide highlights the best of both Fort Collins and CSU, and is the perfect go-to publication for families and campus visitors.

HOUSING GUIDE PUBLISHES

DEADLINE

FEBRUARY 1

JANUARY 20

DISTRIBUTION

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

5,000 ANNUALLY

PUBLISHES

VISITORS GUIDE

Interested in your own publication? We can help.

Call 970.491.1146 for more information.

Help CSU students find the perfect place to live. The Housing Guide features housing options, tips for living on and off campus and specifics about laws affecting students.

PUBLISHES

BEST OF CSU

PER PUBLICATION

Canvas CSU & Fort Collins with a flyer or stand alone advertisement inserted inside the Collegian.

Does not include printing.

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

PUBLISHES

MAY 2021

DISTRIBUTION

28,000 ANNUALLY

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

RAM LIFE ORIENTATION GUIDE A CSU guide to campus and college life for new students. Ram Life is distributed throughout the summer at Ram Orientation.

PUBLISHES

MAY 2021

DISTRIBUTION

7,000 ANNUALLY

*SPECIAL RATES & SIZES APPLY*

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csu life

CSU Life is a monthly news publication produced specifically for faculty and staff at Colorado State University. The publication is delivered directly to 4,500 staff mailboxes on campus and features stories for and about employees, staff accomplishments and campus events.

SIZING & PRICES

CSU LIFE

FACULTY & STAFF

NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2020

CSU LIFE

FACULTY & STAFF

OCTOBER2019 2020 SEPTEMBER

COLLEGE AVENUE

college avenue

Colorful, bold, inquisitive, diverse. College Avenue is student media’s lifestyle publication, printed on premium magazine stock. Each edition features a lifestyle topic and includes general interest stories on trends and happenings. View additional content on the new College Avenue website Collegeavemag.com.

SIZING & PRICES ROTC cadets from Colorado State University completed their annual game ball relay from Laramie, Wyoming, to Canvas Stadium Wednesday, Nov. 4. ROTC members carried the ball 39 miles to campus in anticipation of the 112th renewal of the rivalry which CSU won 34-24 on Thursday, Nov. 5. The Army ROTC program is led by CSU alum Lt. Col. Matthew Tillman who returned to CSU this fall to serve as the department head of the program. Tillman served 16-plus years in active duty after graduating from CSU in 2004.

Photo by John Eisele and Esmeralda Garfo

What will the rest of the academic year look like?

By CSU Life staff When classes adjourn on Nov. 20 and Fall Break begins, that will be the last day Colorado State University students will have in-person instruction on campus until January 2021.

Campus will remain open, but all classes will be delivered remotely for the last two weeks of Fall semester — Nov. 30-Dec. 11. Finals week — Dec. 14-18 — will also be completely virtual.

Students who remain in Fort Collins may need access to CSU resources and spaces.

Although the University will remain open to serve students, faculty and staff, some offices may reduce their hours of in-person operations.

The Provost’s Office has offered some information on what campus will look like through the end of this highly unusual academic year in May. All of this is current as of the beginning of November; watch SOURCE and your email inbox for updates. Information about the spring 2021 semester also will be posted on the COVID Information and Resources website as details are available: covid.colostate.edu/kb/ plans-for-spring-semester.

Spring Semester

COVID-19 testing

The University intends to continue offering extensive coronavirus testing protocols in the Spring semester, and the testing team will continue making process improvements through winter break and into spring. More about testing, symptom reporting, public health protocols, University operations, trending topics and other COVID-related information and resources can be found at CSU’s COVID Information and Resources website.

President Joyce McConnell has announced that Colorado State University will observe three paid professional development days during the week of Fall Break: Nov. 23, 24, and 25. The University will also be closed as scheduled Nov. 26 and 27.

In an email to campus on Nov. 6, McConnell wrote that while CSU is not offering to fund any professional development opportunities, a number of existing university resources are available; the Talent Development website at training.colostate.edu is a great place to start.

If you have questions about the opportunities that these days present (e.g. eligibility, timekeeping), you can find answers at the HR COVID-19 FAQ site: hr.colostate.edu/covid-19-human-resources-faqs.

In the spring ‘21 semester, the Provost plans to replicate the percentage of courses offered either in-person or hybrid as during the Fall semester.

Course instruction and assessment must continue after Fall Break through the scheduled end of the academic semester. All regular exams and final exams must be administered remotely.

In-person exams are not permitted.

Technology support will continue to be available to faculty to facilitate remote course delivery.

Proctoring for online exams will remain the same as it was for the Fall ‘20 semester: Faculty should continue to use CSU’s existing online proctoring platforms. continued on page 3

FULL PAGE HALF PAGE

9.5”x13.75”

$500

9.5”x6.75”

$312

SEPTEMBER 8 DEADLINE AUG. 27

DEADLINE JAN. 29

7.5”x10”

7.5”x4.875”

Civil and environmental engineering students sample wastewater from one of 17 on-campus collection sites to be tested for teh coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Photo by John Eisele, CSU Photography

CSU team works to slow the spread of COVID-19

By Seré Williams In the classic arcade game Whack-A-Mole, as you slam the rubber mallet down on one mole that rises up, you stay at the ready to quickly knock down the next mole that emerges. Colorado State University experts have developed a similar strategy that relies on quick identification and isolation of individuals on campus infected with the virus that causes COVID-19 to whack the virus down before it spreads—and keep the number of cases they need to contend with manageable at all times.

Before students returned to in-person learning in August, CSU had developed a targeted monitoring and testing program built on research by faculty scientists and implemented by a team of on-campus experts.

Dr. Heather Pidcoke, the chief medical research officer for the university, has assembled the multi-disciplinary team to manage the university’s rapid response to COVID-19.

“It’s made up of experts from across the university, and the point of the team is to figure out what the data means and what to do about it,” she said. The team meets every afternoon and they can then discuss new data, the

appropriate response, and then creates a plan to tackle it.

The efficacy of this approach was borne out at the end of September, when wastewater surveillance identified a spike in viral counts from two residence halls, Braiden and Summit.

These communities were immediately quarantined and each individual promptly tested. Less than a week later, those infected with the virus were identified and isolated, while the remaining residents returned to classes – and life – as normal. Of the more than 900 students tested, fewer than a dozen tested positive.

Building a baseline CSU has been monitoring students’ health closely since the first day they returned to campus for the Fall semester.

During the week before classes began, the university offered testing to every student moving into on-campus housing as well as to every professor and graduate teaching assistant who would be exposed to at least 50 students in a week. Out of the approximately 10,000 tests performed, only 11 came back positive. These students were isolated in quarantine spaces for 14 days.

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Experience more of CSU Life online Print editions of CSU Life are being delivered in smaller batches to campus buildings this semester as some university community members are working remotely. Additional copies are available in the Lory Student Center. Read more stories about faculty, staff and the CSU community, online at csulife.source.colostate.edu.

1/4 PAGE

4.625”x6.75”

$192

1/8 PAGE

DEADLINE SEP. 24

DEADLINE FEB. 26

1/4 PAGE

$104

3.7”x4.875”

$115

$180

INSIDE FRONT COVER

BACK PAGE AD

7.5”x10”

7.5”x10”

$360

$400

DISTRIBUTION

OCTOBER 6

MARCH 8

$270

4.625”x3.25”

PUBLICATION DATES

FEBRUARY 8

HALF PAGE

CSU announces extra days for Fall Break

Course instruction and delivery

ZING – PRICING

Spring semester will start as originally scheduled — Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.A full week of Spring Break will be maintained, but four weeks later than originally scheduled: April 12 - 16, 2021. After Spring Break, all course instruction and exams for the remaining three weeks of the semester and finals week will be delivered remotely, just like the final two weeks of the Fall semester. Finals week will remain unchanged — May 10-14. This adjustment will

help eliminate additional risks of exposure for the community that could result from extensive travel during Spring Break. As planned for post-Fall Break, the University will remain open following Spring Break.

FULL PAGE

NOVEMBER 3

DEADLINE OCT. 22

APRIL 5

DEADLINE MAR. 26

MAY 12

DEADLINE MAY. 3

SPRING MARCH 22

DISTRIBUTION

3,000 PER ISSUE

DEADLINE MAR. 1

BUNDLE & SAVE! SEE PAGE 4 OR CALL 970.491.2126 FOR PACKAGE DISCOUNTS

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CSU – SIZING – PRICIN

KCSUFM.COM

kcsu

KCSU is music intensive and genre inclusive, broadcasting cutting edge alternative, electronic, hip-hop and more.

KCSU also provides 10 hours each week of local news, sports talk, and seasonal play-by-play coverage of CSU Women’s Volleyball and Men’s Baseball.

CSU’S #1 BROADCAST One of the largest college radio stations in the country, KCSU reaches more than 300,000 potential listeners in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and surronding communities. Listeners can connect worldwide at KCSUFM.com.

RATES & SPECIFICS PRE-RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS APPROX. 30 SEC. <20 TOTAL

>20 TOTAL

$15

$10

PER ANNOUNCEMENT

PER ANNOUNCEMENT

LIVE READ SHOW SPONSORSHIP SPONSORSHIPS APPROX. 10 SEC. A live DJ incorporates your announcement into their show.

8 MENTIONS

$60

PER 2 HOUR SHOW

CONCERT CALENDAR SPONSORSHIP Sponsorship includes announcement in KCSU’s entertainment calendar each weekday at 5, 7, and 9 p.m.; online weekly calendar page sponsor; and Collegian ad.

$300 PER WEEK

CSU VOLLEYBALL BROADCAST SPONSORSHIP KCSU is the official broadcast station for CSU Volleyball. Your sponsorship includes 4 mentions during each featured live broadcast ( 8 home and 2 away games), and your logo featured on print, digital and social media ads promoting live gameday broadcasts. CSU volleyball broadcasts are live on 90.5 KSCUFM or streamed online at kcsufm.com.

$500

SEASON SPONSORSHIP

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS If you are interested in running a PSA for your local not-for-profit, please contact our advertising department.

FREE

FOR NON-PROFITS

OTHER SERVICES PRODUCTION STUDIO RENTAL Rent our production studio to conduct interviews, record audio commercials, narration, podcasts or other audio.

$100/hr

INCLUDES ASSISTANT

AUDIO EDITING & PRODUCTION We will write (if needed) and produce commercials, podcasts, interviews, PSAs, narrations, or other creative audio services.

$50/hr

FOR AUDIO SERVICES

DJ SERVICES

NEWSCAST SPONSORSHIP 10-SECOND MESSAGE Message airs during each of seven, 3-minute local newscasts.

MORE RATES & SPECIFICS

10 SECONDS

$50 PER DAY

KCSU DJ’s will come to your event and play music.

$100/hr FOR DJ SERVICES

BUNDLE & SAVE! SEE PAGE 4 OR CALL 970.491.2126 FOR PACKAGE DISCOUNTS For a full rate guide and samples visit kcsufm.com/underwriting

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IGITAL – SIZING – PRICIN

digital services

DIGITAL & EMAIL

Native advertising is content (text, video, or both) that you control and is placed in the Collegian newspaper, on Collegian.com and/or KCSUFM.com, and promoted via social media. The content is clearly labeled as “sponsored content”. The content is owned by you, and free to use in any capacity you want in addition to posting on our media outlets.

$300

FULL PACKAGE

SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Post on Collegian and KCSUFM Instagram or Facebook

NATIVE ADVERTISING

Approximately 300-word article and images posted on Collegian.com or KCSUFM.com and printed in Collegian, CSU Life, or College Ave Magazine.

social media marketing

$125

$25/hr

WEBSITE ONLY

CONTENT CREATION

THE STUMP — DIGITAL EMAIL BLAST

$125

INCLUDES $25 BOOST

$50/week

15,000 REACH MINIMUM 300 x 250 px

15,000 REACH MINIMUM 728 x 90 px

$125/campaign + AD SPEND

CONTEST GIVE-A-WAY SPONSORSHIP

$450/per CONTEST + PRIZE

SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT Let RMSMC take the lead on managing your social media channels. All packages include the following: Initial Consultation Meeting, Setup and Audit of current social media, Social Media Calendar outlining content and approvals, and a Custom Analytics Report.

BASIC PACKAGE 4 Custom Posts per week, 2 Boosted & 2 not boosted up to 2 social platforms of your choice

$450/mth.

BASIC PACKAGE

PRO PACKAGE 8 Custom Posts per week, 4 Boosted & 4 not boosted up to 3 social platforms of your choice

$650/mth.

PRO PACKAGE

PREMIUM PACKAGE

RAM DEALS MOBILE APP Go mobile and advertise on CSU’s local coupon app featuring digital coupons that are easy to use, redeem and track. Unlimited copy changes.

$50

Promote your business through our new contest promotional program. Select your contest (i.e.: Video; Photo; Photo Caption; Vote or Hashtag Contests) and we do the rest! Price includes 9 social media posts (3 before, 3 during and 3 after the contest). $1125 value. All media posts will tag your business.

EXCLUSIVE LEADERBOARD AD

$100/week

YouTube Preroll Video Ad to targeted market

PER POST

SIDEBAR AD Using our email blast, the Stump brings news and content directly to 5,000 opt-in email subscribers.

Space is limited, book early.

Post on Twitter

$150

INITIAL SET UP FEE + 12 MONTHS ON APP ANNUAL RENEWAL $100

BUNDLE & SAVE! SEE PAGE 4 OR CALL 970.491.2126 FOR PACKAGE DISCOUNTS

Up to 14 Custom Posts, up to 8 Boosted posts up to 3 social platforms of your choice

$1200/mth.

PREMIUM PACKAGE

STREAMING APP PACKAGE Ads managed on streaming apps i.e. Spotify & Pandora.

$300

PER CAMPAIGN

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STUDENT VIDEO PRODUCTIONS

Student Video Productions produces videos of all lengths for a wide range of clients. After a free initial consultation and a creative brief, we will provide a quote for your project.

RATES

$75/hour

$75/hour

FILMING TIME

$125/hour

VIDEO EDITING

LIVE STREAMING

Drone footage is available at an additional cost.

PACKAGE OPTIONS All Videos Include: 3 Revisions per Cut, Intro Credit, Graphic Text Screen, End Credits, and other Basic Graphic Work. Client owns all rights.

SAMPLE VIDEO PACKAGES

$3,000 PACKAGE

$2,000 PACKAGE

SIX VIDEOS

FOUR VIDEOS

FROM 1–3 MINUTES

AND

30 SECONDS EACH

AND

ONE COMPILATION VIDEO

2 YOUTUBE PRE-ROLLS

View CSU ALVS on SVP’s YouTube Page

View Kind Creations on SVP’s YouTube Page

$1,000 PACKAGE

$1,000 DRONE PACKAGE

TWO VIDEOS 1 MINUTE EACH

ONE 17 SECOND, ONE 6 SECOND

TWO 1–MINUTE VIDEOS AND

AND

ONE 15 SEC. VIDEO

View CSU SLS on SVP’s YouTube Page

View Ram’s Village on SVP’s YouTube Page

TWO 15 SEC. VIDEOS

$500 PACKAGE

ONE 2–MINUTE VIDEO View Agate Insurance, Kind Bar on SVP’s YouTube Page

View these and more videos on SVP’s YouTube Page at bit.ly/2WfDxTp

ARKETING & POSTER

TUDENT VIDEO PRODUCTIO

svp video services

marketing & posters DESIGN SERVICES

Our Creative Services team can design content for print, online and social media, as well as, posters, brochures and logo design. Advertising design for RMSM products is free.

PRICES STARTING AT

$25/hour

Fees apply to special projects.

RACK POSTERS Draw attention to your advertising message with poster advertising on distribution racks located in high-traffic campus buildings and outdoor areas.

Specific locations based on availability.

KSCU DJ BOOTH BOARD

$150/mo.

15” x 28”

OUTDOOR KIOSKS

$400/mo.

26” x 50”

INDOOR KIOSKS

$240/mo.

18” x 36”

POSTERING & PLAZA DISTRIBUTION Have your posters hung in approved locations throughout campus.

Price does not include poster printing.

Printing and design services available.

50 POSTERS

$175

Connect with the CSU community while tabling on the Lory Student Center Plaza. Tabling includes 3 hours in the Plaza, CSU’s highest on-campus traffic area. Company displays, fliers and couponing are encouraged. Plaza space is subject to current health restrictions and availability.

PLAZA TABLING

$150

SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORSHIPS ASK ABOUT UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES!

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