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MEDIA KIT 2016 Forward Times Publishing Co, Inc. FORWARD TIMES History. The Forward Times Family Tradition aren Carter Richards serves as CEO and Publisher of The Forward Times, the South’s largest Black Kowned and independently published newspaper. Karen has continued the iconic legacy of her parents and after thirty years of working in the family business in various administrative and managerial positions, she took over the helm and transitioned the business into one of the leading multimedia companies in the country. Karen serves as 1st Vice Chair for the National News- paper Publishers Association Julius Carter (N.N.P.A. consists of over 200 African American newspa- 1914 - 1971 pers across the country). The Forward Times re- ulius Carter founded the Houston Forward Times in mains the strongest infor- 1960 as a means of uniting Black Houston to overcome mation vehicle and most Jthe obstacles that were holding us in the shackles of trusted voice for African second class citizenry. Mr. Carter passed away in 1971, after Americans in the city of building the Forward Times into one of the major newspa- Houston and throughout the pers in Houston -- a weekly publication that went head to southern region. head with two dailies. The Forward Times had truly become The Forward Times has been the voice of hope for Black Houstonians. Karen Carter Richards the recipient of various local and national awards for jour- nalistic and digital excellence, including best graphic de- signs, layout, and editorial excellence. In addition to being an award-winning and historic pub- lication, The Forward Times boasts a paid circulation of roughly 65,000 and is one of the few publications that holds a second-class mailing permit that allows us to mail the newspapers directly into the homes of subscribers. The Forward Times holds memberships in the National Newspaper Publishers Association, Texas Press Ser- vice, Texas Publishers Association, Texas Business Al- liance and the Better Business Bureau. Lenora Carter 1941 - 2010 I had promised myself that I would rs. Lenora “Doll” Carter fully understood the sig- nificance of her husband’s desire to always keep keep the paper going – at least until Mhis legacy in the family. “Doll” Carter was the CEO, it reached it’s fiftieth anniversary, no managing editor for 39 years, and publisher of the Forward “ Times. Under her leadership the Forward Times grew to matter what, because in my heart I become the south’s largest independently owned and pub- considered it a monument to him.” lished African American newspaper. Mrs. Carter served on numerous boards and has held official positions in many organizations, including National Newspaper Publishers As- - Lenora “Doll” Carter sociation. © 2016 Forward Times Publishing Co, Inc. FORWARD TIMES Market. 18 & Under lack Newspapers represent the most powerful and pursuasive 45 - 64 18 - 24 means of reaching the African American consumer. The buying 8% power of the African American 28% 11% community increased by 165% Bin the past seven years. This buying power totaled $845 Billion in 2007, and is expected to reach $1.3 trillion by 2017. 19% 34% Print Demographics 65 & Older 25 - 44 Established: 1960 Paid Circulation: 64,580 Frequency: Weekly 53% Readership: 258,320 Married Houston Population: 2,239,558 25% Total Black Popluation: 23.7% 22% Divorced Single 66% Graduated/Attended College Marital Status Female 63% $70,000 - 100,000 Gender 10% 50% 40% $100,000+ $50,000 - 70,000 Male 37% Income © 2016 Forward Times Publishing Co, Inc. FORWARD TIMES Web. Daily Unique Online Demographics Visitors 12,000+ 5k+ 2.3k+ Daily Page Monthly Visits Views 250,000+ 50,000+ 1.7k+ Online Services Social Media Blast Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Advertisement Measurements posting of your display ad weekly for 1 month Cost: $200/mo Head Banner Email Blast Dimensions: 1050 x 110 Electronic mail blast to The File Types: JPEG, PDF Forward Times Database of your Cost: $2,000/mo display ad weekly for 1 month Homepage Stationary Advertising Cost: $250/mo Sidebar Web Button Commercial Video 15 sec Dimensions: 250 x 250 Bundles 15 second commercial video File Types: JPEG, PDF Available advertisement. Production and Cost: $450/mo Custom bundles are designed editing services available. Sidebar Rotator Cost: $250 to increase your company’s Dimensions: 250 x 250 visibility with our readers and Commercial Video 30 sec File Types: JPEG, PDF help you take advantage of 30 second commercial video Cost: $350/mo frequency and volume rates. advertisement. Production and Footer Banner editing services available. Dimensions: 728x90 Cost: $350 File Types: JPEG, PDF Cost: $1,500/mo © 2016 Forward Times Publishing Co, Inc. FORWARD TIMES Find. Distribution Zip Codes 77001 77020 77045 77068 77087 77002 77021 77047 77069 77088 77003 77022 77048 77070 77089 77004 77024 77051 77071 77090 77005 77026 77053 77074 77091 77006 77027 77058 77078 77095 77007 77031 77060 77079 77096 77008 77033 77062 77081 77098 77009 77035 77063 77082 77099 77011 77036 77064 77083 77013 ... and more! 77016 77040 77065 77085 77230 77018 77042 77066 77086 77373 Detailed distribution zip code list is available upon request. 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