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Illinois Display Easy Ad Or 2X2” Network THE ILLINOIS 2 X 2 DISPLAY NETWORK The Illinois 2 x 2 Display Network is a group of CHICAGOLAND newspapers in Illinois that 50 NEWSPAPERS reaches over 1 million 264,900 CIRCULATION Potential Customers. 503,310 READERS* Choose the Zones that cover the customers you want to reach. See pricing below. NORTHWEST ZONE We can also place your 46 NEWSPAPERS 2x2 ad NATIONWIDE. 262,161 CIRCULATION Call us for pricing. 498,106 READERS* **ADD NEWSPAPERS TO THESE ZONES: CENTRAL WEST ZONE CHICAGOLAND ZONE 55 NEWSPAPERS CHICAGO TRIBUNE - $200.00 206,783 CIRCULATION AD SIZE - 3.22” X 3.5” 392,888 READERS* NORTHWEST ZONE ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR - $50.00 CENTRAL EAST ZONE AD SIZE - 3.625” X 2” 26 NEWSPAPERS CENTRAL EAST ZONE 117,935 CIRCULATION CHAMPAIGN NEWS-GAZETTE - $50.00 224,077 READERS* AD SIZE - 3.13” X 2” SOUTHWEST ZONE SOUTHWEST ZONE BELLEVILLE NEWS-DEMOCRAT - $50.00 AD SIZE - 3.22” X 2” 26 NEWSPAPERS 100,375 CIRCULATION STATEWIDE SOUTHWEST ZONE 190,713 READERS* 230 NEWSPAPERS • 1,013,678 CIRCULATION IL EDITION OF THE ST. LOUIS 1,925,988 READERS* POST-DISPATCH - $50.00 AD SIZE - 3.22” X 2” SOUTHEAST ZONE ** MUST BUY THE ZONE TO 27 NEWSPAPERS ADD ON PAPERS SPECIFIED 61,524 CIRCULATION 116,896 READERS* *Based on 1.9 readers per copy. 2011, Newton Research, Illinois Press Association NW, CW, ZONED RATES CE, SW, SE CHICAGOLAND RATES Any ONE zone .........................................................$360 Chicagoland .............................................................$410 Any TWO zones ......................................................$700 Chicagoland + any ONE zone ..............................$750 Any THREE zones ...............................................$1,000 Chicagoland + any TWO zones ........................$1,050 Any FOUR zones .................................................$1,300 Chicagoland + any THREE zones ....................$1,350 All FIVE zones ......................................................$1,450 Chicagoland + any FOUR zones ......................$1,500 Chicagoland is not considered a zone. STATEWIDE RATE $1,600 INCLUDES CHICAGOLAND AND ALL FIVE ZONES 6.5.2020 OR ENLARGE THE AD TO 2X4 FOR DOUBLE THE PRICE! Ad Deadline: Monday by 10 am if ad needs to be designed for the following week. Camera ready PDF ads due Wednesday by 9am CST for the following week. Black and white ads only. Prepayment Required. MasterCard, Visa & American Express accepted. The network should not replace existing or ongoing advertising. The 2x2 network yields the best results as a supplement to current advertising campaigns. No position guarantees. Ads may appear anywhere in newspaper. Ads may be altered slightly to fit each newspaper’s specs. Daily newspapers choose the day of the week the ad runs. Newspapers may decline ads for any reason. ILLINOIS PRESS ADVERTISING SERVICE 900 COMMUNITY DRIVE • SPRINGFIELD, IL 62703 P-217.241.1700 • F-217.241.1701 WWW.ILLINOISPRESS.ORG ILLINOIS 2X2 PARTICIPATING NEWSPAPERS NORTHWEST ZONE CHICAGOLAND 46 NEWSPAPERS | 262,161 CIRCULATION | 498,106 READERS* 50 NEWSPAPERS | 264,900 CIRCULATION |503,310READERS* Addison Independent Mendota Reporter Arlington Heights Journal Mt. Prospect Journal Aledo, Times Record Moline, Dispatch/Rock Island Argus Bensenville Suburban Journal Niles Bugle Amboy News Mt. Carroll, Mirror Democrat Bolingbrook Bugle Niles Journal Ashton Gazette Mt. Carroll, N.W. Illinois Dispatch Braidwood Journal Palatine Journal & Topics Belvidere Boone County Journal Mt. Morris Times Buffalo Grove Journal & Topics Park Ridge Journal Belvidere Daily Republican Oregon Ogle County Life Chicago, Cook County Chronicle Peotone Vedette Byron Tempo Oregon Republican Reporter Chicago, InsidePublications Plainfield, Enterprise DeKalb County Journal Ottawa, Times Chicago’s Northwest Side Press Prospect Heights Journal DeKalb, Daily Chronicle Pecatonica Gazette Chicago, Reporter Rolling Meadows Journal & Topics DeKalb Midweek Polo, Tri-County Press Coal City Courant Romeoville Bugle Dixon, Telegraph Princeton, Bureau Co. Republican Crystal Lake, McHenry Chronicle Rosemont Journal Durand Volunteer Rochelle News-Leader Crystal Lake, Northwest Herald Sandwich Fox Valley News Shopper Elmhurst Independent Rockford Journal Des Plaines Journal Shorewood Sentinel Forreston Journal Rockford Rock River Times Downers Grove Bugle St. Charles Kane Country Chronicle Freeport Journal Standard Rocford Winnebago Chronicle Earlville Post Summit, Desplaines Valley News Galena Gazette Rockton Herald Elk Grove Journal Waukegan, Lake County Chronicle Galva News Savanna Times Journal Geneva, Suburban Chronicle Westmont Bugle Geneseo Henry County Republic Sterling Daily Gazette Golf Mill Journal Wheaton, DuPage County Chronicle Geneseo Henry Co. Advertiser Stockton Village Voices Grayslake, Lake County Journal Wheeling Journal & Topics Kewanee Star Courier Thomson, Carroll County Review Hinsdale, Hinsdalean Wilmington, Free Press Advocate Lacon Home Journal Tiskilwa, Bureau Valley Chief Joliet Bugle Wilmington, Prairie Shopper Lanark Prairie Advocate Walnut Leader Joliet, The Herald-News Woodridge Bugle Machesney Park, Post-Journal Warren, The Flash Lisle Bugle Woodstock Independent Long Grove Northwest Journal Yorkville, Kendall Chronicle Morris Daily Herald Yorkville, Kendall County Record *Add the Rockford Register Star (16,768 circ.) *Add the Chicago Tribune (206,988 circ.) CENTRAL WEST ZONE 55 NEWSPAPERS | 206,783 CIRCULATION |392,888 READERS* CENTRAL EAST ZONE Assumption Golden Prairie News Lewistown, Fulton Democrat 26 NEWSPAPERS | 117,935 CIRCULATION | 224,077 READERS* Astoria, South Fulton Argus Litchfield News Herald Barry, The Paper Macomb, McDonough Co. Voice Bartonville, Limestone Independent News Metamora Woodford Courier Arcola Record-Herald Monticello, Piatt Co. Journal Republican Beardstown, Cass Co. Star-Gazette Monmouth, Daily Review Atlas Arthur Graphic-Clarion Mt. Zion Region News Beardstown, Star-Gazette EXTRA Morton Courier Atwood Southern Piatt Record-Herald Paris, The Prairie Press Bloomington McLean Chronicle Mt. Olive Herald Cissna Park News Paxton, Ford County Record Blue Mound Leader Nashville News Clinton Journal Philo, Southern Champaign Co. Today Brighton, Southwestern Journal-News Nokomis, Free Press Progress Clinton Saturday Advertiser Pontiac, Daily Leader Bunker Hill Gazette-News Palmyra, Northwestern News Decatur Tribune Pontiac Livingston Shopping News Canton Daily Ledger Pana News-Palladium Fairbury, Blade Rankin Independent Carlinville MacoupinCo.Enquirer Democrat Pekin Daily Times Georgetown, Independent News Rantoul Press Carrollton, Greene Prairie Press Peoria County Chronicle Gilman Star Sidell Reporter Carthage, Hancock Co. Journal Pilot Pittsfield Pike Press Kankakee, The Daily Journal Sullivan, News Progress Delavan Times Quincy Herald-Whig Review TMC Marshall Advocate Tuscola Journal East Peoria, Tazewell Chronicle Quincy The Herald-Whig Mattoon/Charleston JG-TC Tuscola Review Eureka, Woodford Chronicle Raymond News Galesburg, Knox County Neighbors Raymond, Panhandle Press Girard Gazette Staunton Star-Times *Add Champaign News Gazette (21,438 circ.) Glasford Gazette Stronghurst, Henderson Co. Quill Hardin, Calhoun News Herald Taylorville, Breeze-Courier Havana, Market Place Taylorville, Shopping Spree Havana, Mason County Democrat Virden Gold Nugget Express Shopper Hillsboro, Journal-News Virden Recorder Jacksonville, The Source Washington Courier Jerseyville Jersey County Journal Waverly Journal SOUTHEAST ZONE LaHarpe, Hancock Co. Quill Winchester, Scott County Times 27 NEWSPAPERS | 61,524 CIRCULATION | 116,896 READERS* Worden, Madison County Chronicle Albion Navigator Metropolis Planet Altamont News Metropolis, Southern Scene Benton News Mt. Carmel Register SOUTHWEST ZONE Carmi Chronicle Newton Jasper County News Eagle 26 NEWSPAPERS | 100,375 CIRCULATION | 190,713 READERS* Carmi Times Newton Press-Mentor Alton, Telegraph Fairview Heights, Tribune Farina News Olney Daily Mail Anna, Gazette Democrat Herrin Independent Flora, Clay Co. Advocate-Press Olney Gazette Belleville, Herald Scott Flier Highland Ad Direct Harrisburg Register Ramsey News-Journal Belleville, Metro East Chronicle Highland News Leader Lawrenceville Daily Record Robinson, Daily News Breese Journal Lebanon Advertiser Louisville, Clay C. Republican Salem Times-Commoner Carbondale, Southern Illinoisan Mascoutah Herald Marion Republican Shawneetown, Gallatin Democrat Carbondale Times New Baden, Clinton Co. News Marion Smart Shopper St. Elmo Banner Carlyle, Union Banner O’Fallon Progress Marion Star Vienna Times Carterville Courier O’Fallon Weekly West Frankfort Franklin County Gazette Chester Herald-Tribune Okawville Times Du Quoin Call Pinkneyville Weekly-Press East St. Louis Monitor Troy Times Tribune Edwardsville Intelligencer Waterloo, Republic Times *Add the Belleville News-Democrat (23,700 circ.) *Add the St. Louis Post-Dispatch / IL Edition (24,095 circ.) Bold print represents daily newspapers, italics represents shoppers / TMC’s. *Based on 1.9 readers per copy. 2011, Newton Research, Illinois Press Association 6.5.2020 August 2015 ILLINOIS PRESS ADVERTISING SERVICE 900 COMMUNITY DRIVE • SPRINGFIELD, IL 62703 P-217.241.1700 • F-217.241.1701 WWW.ILLINOISPRESS.ORG.
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