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Western Daily Press Is a Regional Newspaper Covering a Significant Proportion of the West of England mediapack The Western Daily Press is a regional newspaper covering a significant proportion of the West of England. Its unique blend of local, district and regional news ensures it caters to all of the communities it serves. Readership 93,944JICREG 01-Apr-11 Hereford Tewkesbury Gloucester COVERAGE Hardwicke Coleford Lydney Nailsworth Swindon Wroughton Chippenham Bristol Bath Highbridge Wells Durrington At Circulationthe heart of all Castle CarythingsSalisbury local Langport Taunton Crewkerne Blandford Bridport Weymouth 29,663Western Daily Press 29,663 (100% Paid Circulation) Jul - Dec 2010 Over the course of a week, the audience of the The Western Daily Press’ coverage Western Daily Press increases by more than extends across Bristol, Gloucestershire, 140% to 230,993 readers. Somerset and Wiltshire. JICREG 01-Apr-11 The Western Daily Press offers weekly sections devoted to property, motoring, recruitment, entertainment and leisure. A STRONG CATCHMENT AREA for local businesses wanting to expand their reach. At the heart of all things local mediapack Unique Visitors Thisisbristol is the leading local website of the Western Daily Press and is dedicated to serving the interests of the people of Bristol. 488,979 Regularly updated local news, sport and information ensures thisisbristol.co.uk remains relevant to its audience. The strong growth of our audience is testament to the popularity of our website. Page Impressions 4.2 million Our local thisis brand is further enhanced by its association with major national brands Jobsite, Motors.co.uk and FindaProperty. 60% Demographic Profile Thanks to its broad appeal the Western Daily 50% Press and thisisbristol.co.uk are read by a good 40% cross section of the local communities. 30% 20% 10% 45% 40% 55% 60% 25% 45% 25% 30% 65% 40% 18% 34% 26% 10% 24% 19% 32% 0% 10% Male Female 15-34 35-54 55+ AB C1 C2 DE thisisbristol.co.uk Western Daily Press Source: Audience Dynamics 2009, JICREG 01-Apr-11, Omniture Jan-Mar 2011 (monthly average) To discuss your advertising requirements or to find out more information give us a call on 0117 934 3000 At the heart of all things local Rate Card Effective January 1, 2011 Display Advertising – per single column centimetre (non-modular) All Editions Front Page £463.50 (4x8) Back Page £360.50 (4x8) Run of Paper £10.65 Business £10.65 Leisure £10.65 29,663 Classified Advertising – per single column centimetre Education & Training £16.50 copies sold General Classifieds £9.65 £2.10 per line Motors £9.90 daily, reaching Property £9.35 Public Notices £13.25 93,944 Recruitment Regional Packages - readers Option A – Evening Post & Western Daily Press £40.55 £7.25 per line ABC Jul-Dec 2010, Option B - Evening Post & Bath Chronicle £40.55 £7.25 per line JICREG 01/04/2011 Surcharges Guaranteed Positions 25% Colour Charge 25% Box Number £20.00 Mechanical Data Column widths 1 column =32mm 2 column =66mm 3 column =100mm 4 column =134mm 5 column =168mm 6 column =202mm 7 column = 236mm 8 column =270mm Full page =34x8 (340mmx270mm) Half page vertical 34x4 (340mmx134mm) Half page horizontal 17x8 (170mmx270mm) Quarter Page 17x4 (170mmx134mm) Screen size Colour 100 lines per inch (40 lines per centimetre) Black & White 85 lines per inch (35 lines per centimetre) Delivery of copy ADFAST: www.adfast.co.uk Copy Control helpdesk TEL: 0117 934 3273 EMAIL: [email protected] Deadlines Booking & Run of paper 10.30am two days prior to publication* Cancellation Classified 3.30pm two days prior to publication* *Monday/Tuesday publication deadline is 10.30am Friday prior To discuss your advertising requirements or to find out At the heart of all things local more information give us a call on 0117 934 3000 Bristol News & Media Ltd Modular ROP Price Card Modular FP Modular 14 Modular HP Modular HPV Modular 13 Modular 12 340 x 270 240 x 270 170 x 270 340 x 134 240 x 134 100 x 270 (34x8) (24x8) (17x8) (34x4) (24x4) (10x8) Evening Post £3,916.80 £2,764.80 £1,958.40 £1,958.40 £1,382.40 £1,152.00 Western Daily Press £2,624.80 £1,852.80 £1,312.40 £1,312.40 £926.40 £772.00 Bristol Observer (Full Series) £ 4,229.60 £2,985.60 £2,114.80 £2,114.80 £1,492.80 £1,244.00 South West Bristol & South Glos £2,720.00 £1,920.00 £1,360.00 £1,360.00 £960.00 £800.00 South West Bristol £1,373.60 £969.60 £686.80 £686.80 £484.80 £404.00 East Kingswood Keynsham £1,808.80 £1,276.80 £904.40 £904.40 £638.40 £532.00 South Gloucestershire £1,686.40 £1,190.40 £843.20 £843.20 £595.20 £496.00 Local People £1,292.00 £912.00 £646.00 £646.00 £456.00 £380.00 Modular QPV Modular QP Modular 11 Modular 10 Modular 9 Modular 8 340 x 66 170 x 134 80 x 270 150 x 100 100 x 134 170 x 66 (34x2) (17x4) (8x8) (15x3) (10x4) (17x2) Evening Post £979.20 £979.20 £921.60 £648.00 £576.00 £489.60 Western Daily Press £656.20 £656.20 £617.60 £434.25 £386.00 £328.10 Bristol Observer (Full Series) £1,057.40 £1,057.40 £995.20 £699.75 £622.00 £528.70 South West Bristol & South Glos £680.00 £680.00 £640.00 £450.00 £400.00 £340.00 South West Bristol £343.40 £343.40 £323.20 £227.25 £202.00 £171.70 East Kingswood Keynsham £452.20 £452.20 £425.60 £299.25 £266.00 £226.10 South Gloucestershire £421.60 £421.60 £396.80 £279.00 £248.00 £210.80 Local People £323.00 £323.00 £304.00 £213.75 £190.00 £161.50 Modular 7 Modular 6 Modular 5 Modular 4 Modular 3 Modular 2 40 x 270 80 x 134 100 x 100 150 x 66 100 x 66 80 x 66 (4x8) (8x4) (10x3) (15x2) (10x2) (8x2) Evening Post £460.80 £460.80 £432.00 £432.00 £288.00 £230.40 Western Daily Press £308.80 £308.80 £289.50 £289.50 £193.00 £154.40 Bristol Observer (Full Series) £497.60 £497.60 £466.50 £466.50 £311.00 £248.80 South West Bristol & South Glos £320.00 £320.00 £300.00 £300.00 £200.00 £160.00 South West Bristol £161.60 £161.60 £151.50 £151.50 £101.00 £80.80 East Kingswood Keynsham £212.80 £212.80 £199.50 £199.50 £133.00 £106.40 South Gloucestershire £198.40 £198.40 £186.00 £186.00 £124.00 £99.20 Local People £152.00 £152.00 £142.50 £142.50 £95.00 £76.00 Modular 1 50 x 66 (5x2) NON MODULAR RATES Bristol Evening Post £15.85 South West Bristol £5.55 Western Daily Press £10.65 East Kingswood Keynsham £7.30 Bristol Observer (Full Series) £17.10 South Gloucestershire £6.80 South West Bristol & S. Glos £11.00 Local People £5.25 Evening Post £144.00 Western Daily Press £96.50 Bristol Observer (Full Series) £155.50 South West Bristol & South Glos £100.00 CONTACT US South West Bristol £50.50 Tel: 0117 9343000 East Kingswood Keynsham £66.50 South Gloucestershire £62.00 Email: [email protected] Local People £47.50 Web: www.thisisbristol.co.uk.
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