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Minnesota Classified Ad Network Minnesota Classified Ad Network 25 Words ▪ 3,000,000 + Readers# STATEWIDE – LESS THAN $1 PER NEWSPAPER CLASSIFIED AD NETWORK Easy! Efficient! Effective! 25 word classified ad will reach desired audience and drive immediate consumer response. Call MNA for more details: 612.332.8844 Statewide $279 - Metro Only $169 - Circulation: 1,106,367 (256) Circulation: 338,611 (38) Three Zones (No Metro) $259 - Metro + 2 Zones $269 - Circulation: 767,972 (220) Circulation: 866,692* (186) Two Zones (No Metro) $179 - Metro + 1 Zone $219 - Circulation: 511,981* (147) Circulation: 610,702* (112) * Based on Average Circulation Per Zone One Zone (No Metro) $109 - # Based on 2.3 average readers per copy Circulation: 255,991* (73) (xxx) = Total Newspapers All Rates Listed Are NET Call for Consultation • MNA can assist with all newspaper advertising planning & placement. • 2x2 / 2x4 / 2x8 Display Ad Networks are also available with a variety of zoning options. Call MNA today for more details. Reserve a Week • Participating newspapers run your classified ad once within a 7 day period. • Deadline: TUESDAY at 5pm the week prior to your desired run date. Place Your Ad • Additional words over 25 are $10.00 each (statewide) $6.00 each (zoned) • MCAN classified ads are pre-pay only. Credit cards are accepted over the phone. Tearsheets/proof of publication are NOT provided for MCAN. 10 South Fifth Street, Suite 1105 | Minneapolis, MN 55402-1036 | Tel - 612.332.8844 | Website - www.mna.org 1/16 MCAN / Minnesota Classified Ad Network Participating Member Newspapers North Zone Duluth Budgeteer News Int'l Falls Journal Thief River Falls Times Duluth News Tribune* Karlstad-North Star News Twin Valley Times Ada-Norman County Index East Grand Forks-The Exponent Lake Park Journal Ulen-Clay County Union Aitkin Independent Age Ely Echo McGregor-The Voyageur Press Verndale Sun Babbitt New Weekly News Erskine Echo McIntosh Times Virginia Mesabi Daily News* Bagley-Farmers Independent Fargo Forum Middle River Honker Wadena Pioneer Journal Barnesville Record-Review Fertile Journal Moorhead – The Extra Newspaper Walker Pilot-Independent Baudette-Northern Light Region Floodwood-The Forum Moose Lake Star Gazette Warroad Pioneer Bemidji Pioneer* Fosston-The Thirteen Towns Nevis Northwoods Press Blackduck-The American Gonvick-The Leader-Record New York Mills Dispatch 63 Newspapers Brainerd Daily Dispatch* Grand Marais-Cook County News-Herald Oklee Herald Brainerd NewsHopper Grand Rapids Herald Review Park Rapids Enterprise 275,411 Circulation Cass Lake Times Greenbush-The Tribune Pelican Rapids Press Cloquet-Pine Journal Grygla Eagle Pequot Lakes-Echo Journal Crookston Daily Times* Hallock-Kittson County Enterprise Perham Focus Crosby-Ironton Courier Halstad Valley Journal Proctor Journal Deer River-Western Itasca Review Hawley Herald Red Lake Falls-The Gazette Detroit Lakes-Becker County Record Hermantown Star Sebeka-The Review Messenger Detroit Lakes Tribune Hibbing-The Daily Tribune* Stephen Messenger Central Zone Clarissa-Independent News Herald Hinckley News Osakis Review Clearwater Tribune Howard Lake-Herald Journal Parkers Prairie-The Independent Albany Enterprise Clinton-The Northern Star Hutchinson Leader Paynesville Press Alexandria-The Echo Press Cokato-Enterprise Dispatch Isle-Mille Lacs Messenger Princeton Union Eagle Annandale Advocate Dawson Sentinel Kerkhoven Banner Raymond/Prinsburg-The News Arlington Enterprise Delano Herald Journal Kimball-Tri-County News Sandstone Pine County Courier Askov American Eden Valley Watkins Voice Lindstrom-Chisago County Press Sauk Centre Herald Battle Lake Review Elbow Lake-Grant County Herald Litchfi eld Independent Review Sauk Rapids Herald Becker-The Citizen Inc. Elk River Star News Little Falls-Morrison County Record Staples World Benson-Swift County Monitor-News Fairfax Standard-Gazette Messenger Long Prairie Leader Starbuck Times Big Lake-West Sherburne Tribune Fergus Falls-The Daily Journal* Madison-The Western Guard St. Cloud Times* Bird Island Union Foley-Benton County News Maple Lake Messenger St. Michael/Rockford Crow River News Brandon-West Douglas County Record Gaylord Hub Melrose Beacon Wheaton Gazette Breckenridge-Daily News* Glencoe-McLeod County Chronicle Milaca-Mille Lacs County Times Willmar-West Central Tribune* Buffalo Wright County Journal-Press Glenwood-Pope County Tribune Montevideo American-News Winthrop News Cambridge-Isanti County News Granite Falls-Advocate-Tribune Monticello Times Canby News Hector-News Mirror New London/Spicer- Lakes Area Review 72 Newspapers Chokio Review Henderson Independent North Branch-ECM Post Review Clara City Herald Henning Citizen’s Advocate Olivia/Renville County Register 255,403 Circulation Herman-Hoffman Tribune Ortonville Independent South Zone Hendricks Pioneer Minnesota Lake Tribune Tyler Tribute Heron Lake-The Tri-County News Montgomery Messenger Truman Tribune Adams-The Monitor Review Hills Crescent Mountain Lake Observer/Advocate Wabasha County Herald Adrian-Nobles County Review Ivanhoe Times New Ulm Journal* Wabasso Standard Albert Lea Tribune* Jackson County Pilot New Prague Times Waseca County News Alden Advance Jasper Journal Northfi eld News Waterville-Lake Region Life Austin Daily Herald* Kasson-Dodge County Independent Owatonna People’s Press* Wells Mirror Balaton-Press Tribune Kenyon Leader Pipestone County Star West Concord-News/Enterprise Blooming Prairie Leader Kiester-Courier-Sentinel Plainview News Westbrook Sentinel/Tribune Blooming Prairie Times Lafayette-Nicollet Ledger Preston-Bluff County Reader Windom-Cottonwood Co. Citizen Blue Earth-Faribault County Register Lake Benton Valley Journal Preston-Fillmore County Journal Worthington Daily Globe* Byron Review Lake City Graphic Red Wing Republican Eagle Cannon Falls Beacon Lake Crystal Tribune Redwood Falls-Redwood Gazette 83 Newspapers Chatfield News Lakefi eld Standard Rochester-Post-Bulletin* Comfrey Times-Gazette Le Center Leader Rushford-Tri-County Record 236,942 Circulation Cottonwood Tri-County News Le Roy Independent Sherburn-Martin County Star Dodge Center Star Herald Le Sueur News-Herald Slayton-Murray County News Edgerton Enterprise Lewiston Journal Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch Elysian Enterprise Lonsdale Area News-Review Spring Grove Herald Fairmont-Sentinel* Luverne-Rock County Star Herald Spring Valley Tribune Faribault Daily News* Madelia Times-Messenger St. Charles Press Fulda Free Press Madison Lake-Lake Region Times St. James Plaindealer Grand Meadow-Meadow Area News Mankato-The Free Press* St. Peter Herald Hanska Herald Marshall Independent* Stewartville Star Harmony Preston News Leader Minneota Mascot Tracy Headlight-Herald Metro Zone Crystal/Robbinsdale Sun Post Mound-The Laker Waconia Patriot Eden Prairie Sun Current Mounds View/New Brighton Sun Focus Watertown-Carver County News Anoka County Record Edina Sun Current New Hope/Golden Valley Sun Post Wayzata/Orono Sun Sailor Apple Valley Sun Thisweek Excelsior/Shorewood Sun Sailor Norwood-Young America Times Woodbury Bulletin Belle Plaine Herald Farmington Independent Osseo-Maple Grove Press Bloomington Sun Current Forest Lake Lowdown Plymouth Sun Sailor 38 Newspapers Brooklyn Park/Brooklyn Center Sun Post Forest Lake Times Richfield Sun Current Burnsville/Eagan Sun Thisweek Hastings Star Gazette Scandia-Country Messenger 338,611 Circulation Champlin-Dayton Press Hopkins/Minnetonka Sun Sailor Shoreview Press Circle Pines-Quad Community Press Hugo Citizen St. Croix Valley Lowdown Columbia Heights/Fridley Sun Focus Lakeville Sun Thisweek St. Louis Park Sun Sailor Cottage Grove-South Washington County Bulletin Long Lake-The Pioneer Stillwater Gazette Statewide Network: 256 Newspapers @ 1,106,367 Circulation * Denotes DAILY Newspaper.
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