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2008 Media Kit BROOKLYN PAPER PUBLICATIONS INC 2008 MEDIA KIT www.BroooklynPaper.com 55 Washington St. Ste. 624 Brooklyn, NY 11201 www.BrooklynBoom.com [email protected] | 718-834-9350 | 718-834-1713 fax Rate Card C2N / Rev. 5.14.08 Design by Rick Gonzalez Brooklyn’s a really BIG place 2,508,820 people, 81.8 square miles We cover Brooklyn’s best Upscale, demographically desirable neighborhoods. 11222 PRINT EDITIONS Total Circulation Published Every Friday 11211 54,100 DOWNTOWN ZONE 11237 Zip codes: 11201 11205, Circulation 11206 11217, 11231 20,100 Neighborhoods: 11201 11205 Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill, Carroll 11221 Gardens, Clinton Hill, Cobble Hill, Columbia St. Waterfront District, 11217 Downtown, DUMBO, Fort Greene, 11231 11238 11216 Metrotech, Rambo, Red Hook, 11233 Vinegar Hill, Wallabout 11213 † 11215 PARK SLOPE ZONE 11208 Zip codes: 11210, 11215, Prospect 11225 Circulation Park 11212 11207 11217, 11218, 11219, 11220, 20,500 11225, 11226, 11230, 11232, 11232 Greenwood 11238 Cemetary Neighborhoods: 11203 Ditmas Park, Gowanus, Greenwood 11226 Heights, Kensington, Midwood, 11220 11218 Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Prospect 11236 Lefferts Gardens, Prospect Park South, 11219 Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace 11209 11210 BAY RIDGE ZONE Zip codes: 11204, 11209, 11230 Circulation 11204 11214, 11219, 11220, 11223, 11,200 11228 11224, 11228 11234 Neighborhoods: Bath Beach, Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights, Fort Hamilton Gravesend, Coney Island 11214 11229 11223 NORTH BROOKLYN ZONE Zip codes: 11206, 11211, Circulation 11222, 11237 2,300 11235 Neighborhoods: 11224 Bushwick, East Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Williamsburg BrooklynPaper.com HOME DELIVERED 350,000 monthly page views* 60% of traffic from New York City** 18,000 Copies to the highest- income areas Brooklyn Boom and BrooklynBoom.com bi-monthly real-estate magazine*** Print Editions Circulation: 4th Quarter 2007 † Includes Midwood and Kensington Zone **Google Analytics (Winter 2007-08) * MacHighway traffic analysis (Winter 2007-08) ***Publication began Spring 2008. Call for circulation P 2 718-834-9350 | 718-834-1713 fax | [email protected] Rate Card C2 Building Brooklyn Business for 30 years 2008 marks The Brooklyn Paper’s 30th anniversary — 30 years of nurturing relationships and helping Brooklyn businesses prosper. We’re “Brooklyn’s REAL Newspaper,” and a mighty good one. This year, The Brooklyn Paper won twin honors from the 2,400-member Subur- ban Newspapers of America, cited as the best weekly newspaper and for having the best editor of any weekly in the entire USA! After its pioneering launch in 1978, The Brooklyn Paper became Brooklyn’s first successful free newspaper. With an audience unmatched in the borough’s most distinctive neighborhoods, we remain pioneers, continuing to test uncharted paths, always innovating, and changing as our markets change. We were the first Brooklyn newspaper to enter the Internet age, and BrooklynPaper.com remains both the news-breaking leader and the traffic leader among Brooklyn media sites, honored by Editor & Publisher Magazine as one of the three best weekly newspaper-affiliated websites in the country. And then there’s Brooklyn Boom. While real estate markets in many places are experiencing distress, Brooklyn’s remains strong, and luxury development continues. Into this market, in 2008, we launched the glossy Brooklyn Boom — “The Magazine for the Booming Borough.” Let us help propel your business to success in Brooklyn. Give us a call. 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