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The Quorndon Village Life Published every The Quorndon year since 1995 Village Life “At the heart of the local community” The Quorndon Village Life is printed six times a Established in 1995, The Quorndon Village Life is A4 year and hand delivered to individual homes and size, full colour and contains up to 80 pages. It features businesses in Cropston, Mountsorrel North, specially created, original features covering a wide range Newtown Linford, Old Woodhouse, Quorn, Roecliffe of topics and subjects including The Arts , Food & Drink , Road, Rothley Plain (which includes Swithland Home Interiors , Gardening , Nature & Wildlife , Local History and Health & Well-being plus a wealth of Local Lane, The Ridings, The Ridgeway and Westfield and Community News , a What’s On? guide, Charity News Lane) , Swithland, Ulverscroft, Woodhouse Eaves, and a Clubs and Societies section. Woodthorpe and other selected venues. We strive to create an interesting and engaging ‘ local All premium addresses fitting the AB , C1 and C2 community lifestyle magazine’ that our readers devour demographics. from cover to cover, often keeping hold of it until the next issue is delivered. The magazine features a 50/50 balance of engaging editorial content and adverts which means the adverts are not overcrowded and have space to stand out. The Quorndon Village Life also has a popular Face Book page which enjoys a strong and loyal following. The map below shows the areas within Charnwood in which The Quorndon Village Life is hand delivered. “Hand delivered to premium addresses in Charnwood”. “Exclusive, eye catching and arresting front covers”. FOR ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT JOAN BLOODWORTH [email protected] 07784 793 201 “Unique and engaging editorial content in COPYDATES AND PUBLICATION DATES 2021 every issue ensures The Quorndon Village Life Copydate: Publication: is picked up and read - from cover to cover”. JANUARY - Issue 100: 22nd January 12th February MARCH - Issue 101: 26th February 2nd April MAY - Issue 102: 23rd April 28th May JULY - Issue 103: 25th June 30th July SEPTEMBER - Issue 104: 27th August 1st October NOVEMBER - Issue 105: 29th October 26th November ADVERTISING RATES 2021 Full Colour Advert: Price: Eighth Page: £46.00 Quarter Page: £78.00 Half Page: £134.00 Full Page: £224.00 Back Page (Sold all issues for 2021): £289.00 A 20% discount is offered to registered charities . Payments are to be made in full, no later than the copydate shown above. A 10% DISCOUNT is given for booking three issues and a further 13% DISCOUNT is given for booking an additional three issues (ie, a full year in total). Full page example: Full page rate of 224.00 x 3 = 672.00 less 10% = 604.80 Full page rate of 224.00 x 3 = 672.00 less 13% = 584.64 Total payable for 6 full pages = 1189.44 Representing a total saving of 154.56. To qualify, bookings must be made in January and paid in full, in advance . Artwork must be provided by the advertiser by the copydate and is NOT included in the advertising rates. Artwork can be designed, at preferential rates, by an established design agency - please ask for a quote. THE VILLAGE SHOP - Hugely popular during 2020! Who doesn’t love looking in shop windows for a dose of retail therapy? An opportunity to promote your retail business to a wide audience in a single slot for just £29 Also perfect for driving traffic to your on-line presence. ADVERT SIZES Full Colour Advert: Width mm: Height mm: Eighth Page (Landscape): 85 58.5 Quarter Page (Portrait): 85 127 Half Page (Landscape): 180 127 Half Page (Portrait): 85 264 Full Page (Text Page): 210 plus bleed 297 plus bleed Full Page (Directory): 180 264 Artwork must be supplied at 300ppi as either a high resolution pdf, or jpeg. If artwork is supplied in any other format The Quorndon Village Life will not be held responsible for print quality. Proofs are NOT issued. TQVL will not be held responsible for errors or omissions. Artwork to be emailed to [email protected] ADVERTORIALS - Eye catching and effective! Advertorials (editorial features) are a very effective way of promotion without your presence looking like an advert. The cost is the same as our full page advert rate above. Please contact the editor to discuss your requirements: [email protected] Layout of advertorials will be designed by, and is at the discretion of, the editor. Copydates as above. FOR EDITORIAL ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT KEVAN PORTER [email protected] 01509 891073.
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