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Join the 2020 Spring Fun Guide! JOIN THE 2020 SPRING FUN GUIDE! Just in time for spring for Happy Valley, the Happy Valley Spring Fun Guide captures the energy of a new year in the area – along with Blue White Weekend, upcoming spring events, outdoor adventures, off-the-beaten path fun, great food and so much more. For over 22 years, HappyValley.com has partnered with local businesses to tell their stories and promote the very best in getaways, events, food and fun in the area. Our multi-media approach reaches Happy Valley’s biggest fans through our web, print and social media channels. Advertise in this issue and let us tell your story! Inside the 2020 Spring Fun Guide: • Hours in Bellefonte & Boalsburg – best eats, events and shopping Happy Valley... the best place on earth to live, work and play 1 • Bed and Breakfasts • Cozy Coffee Shops • Pet Friendly Adventures 25,000 copies distributed locally, and • Under the Radar Destinations in Happy Valley inserted in the Centre Daily Times! • Experts Try Panel: Pizza DID YOU KNOW? Our Fun Guides are • How to Explore Penn State on Your College Visit tracking at a 98% PICK UP RATE at the locations where we provide them for FREE! • Take the Scenic Route: Trough Creek State Park to the Nittany Lion Shrine • Best Places to Picnic in our Valleys • Blue White Weekend One Ad, Viewed Six Ways • Adventure Outside! Marketing with HappyValley.com is more than just ads—we use all of our media channels to tell your • Ready for another State College Spikes season? story to Penn State’s biggest fans as they plan You can add your ad or advertorial within a specific their visit. When your ad or advertorial appears in a print guide, it appears in an online e-version on section for optimal viewing the website, is promoted on Facebook and Twitter, is featured in our e-letter and appears on select HappyValley.com has joined the alumni sites with a reach of over 80,000. Happy Valley Adventure Bureau, About HappyValley.com: • Print: 25,000 copies printed and distributed where we celebrate the best of around Happy Valley central Pennsylvania events, • Social Media: We engage with fans on Facebook, food, fun, meeting places, Instagram and Twitter accommodations and more. For • E-letter: Sent weekly to over 10,000 email more information about us (and addresses to find your next Happy Valley • Links: Links on select Penn State Group and State adventure) visit HappyValley.com. High Alumni sites, with reach of 80,000 HVMAR20_v2 PRINT • ADVERTORIAL PRODUCTS 2020 PRINT GUIDES Advertorials and o 2020 Food &Deadlines o 2020 & Spring Pricing Fun Guide Full-Color Print Ads FULL COLOR ADS PRICE / AD FOOD SPRING SUMMER FALL Restaurant Guide Ad space2017 reserved:Print Guides 3/13 ¼ page advertorial: $530 Back Cover $1,890 Ad space reserved: 2/12 Ad Copy due: 3/27 ½ page advertorial: $850 AdPUBLISHED Copy due: 2/21 Print date: 4/6 Inside Front Cover $1,525 Deadlines Free ad design included for all ads Full page advertorial (300-500 words): $1,350 Print date: 3/2 2-page advertorial (700-1000 words): 513,2$ Inside Back Cover $1,385 Space Reserved: October 16 o 2020 Fall & Winter ½ page ad + ½ page advertorial: $1,235 Full Page $1,050 Ad Copy: October 23 o 2020 Football Preview/ Fun Guide ¼ page ad + ¼ page advertorial: $750 1/2 Page $630 October 30 SummerPrint Date: Fun Guide Ad space reserved: 9/14 Back Cover $1,890 1/4 Page $400 Ad space reserved: 5/18 Ad Copy due: 9/21 Art Formats Accepted: PDF, Illustrator, Photoshop, JPEG Inside Front Cover -SOLD- 1/8 Page $275 Ad Copy due: 6/8 Print date: 10/5 (Contact Us for Other Formats) Inside Back Cover $1,385 Print date: 6/15 Resolution: 300 dpi Full Page ad $1,050 ADVERTORIALS - BEST PRICE, BIGGEST EXPOSURE ½ Page ad $630 1/4 page $530 ¼ Page ad $400 FULL PAGE 1/2 PAGE 1/4 PAGE 1/8 PAGE 1/2 page $850 1/8 Page ad $275 Vertical Vertical Full Page $1,350 3.55 W x 9.25 H 3.55 W x 4.5 H 3.55 W x 2.2 H Two Full Pages $2,315 with HappyValley.com. 7.25 W x Horizontal FULL COLOR AD + ADVERTORIAL 9.25 H 7.25 W x 4.55 H Horizontal Why we love advertorials: 1/4 pg + 1/4 Pg $750 7.25 W x 2.2 H • Tell your story and engage customers 1/2 pg + 1/2 pg $1,235 • Multi-channel delivery through email, Full pg + Full pg $2,100 • All ads are full color at no additional charge! online, social and print Rates •are subject to change. • Combine with an ad for additional or our design team can create and/or resize your ad free of charge if you exposure submit the text and photos by the art deadline. Important Contract Summary Contract Date: - Contract Summary: Client Information � Renewal � New Client __________________________________________________ Billing Frequency: _______ Billing Type: Invoice/ACH/CC (Circle one) Client Name ACH _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ General ContactCredit Name Card Phone Email _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________CC Number Billing Contact Name Phone Email Notes: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Billing AddressDo NOT send credit card information electronically.City/State/Zip Discount: Monthly WeExpense will Cash: contact ________ you for processing. Number of Months: ________ ___________________________________ ___/___/___ _________________________________ ___/___/___ Final total: Client Signature Date Sale Representative Signature Date Contract Notes: ________________________________________________________________________________________________CVV _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Client Information Please mail, email or fax this form to: HappyValley.com, Attn: Greg, 2160 Sandy Dr., Suite D, State College, PA 16803; New Client Renewal HVMAR18 Client Name General Contact Name Phone Email Billing Contact Name Phone Email Billing Address City / State / ZIP Client Signature Date Sales Representative Signature Date Please mail, email or fax this form to: HappyValley.com, Attn: Lois, Happy Valley Adventure Bureau, 800 E. Park Avenue, State College, PA 16803, or email [email protected], Phone: 814-360-0558, Fax 814-867-8219. .
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