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Advertising at Sheffield Students' Union Advertising at Sheffield Students’ Union Face to Face You can meet our students face to face with giveaways, vouchers, leaflets or data capture. Freshers’ Fair Refreshers Fair Our Freshers’ Fair is the biggest event in the The Refreshers Fair is where students reconnect academic calendar, and one of the biggest with the union and university after the Christmas Freshers’ Fairs in the country offering external break. With commercial stands, giveaways and organisations a great opportunity to engage information the 2019 fair will be the biggest and with our students. best yet. Footfall last year was over 8,000. Premium Premium Largest stalls facing the entrance of the venue. Largest stalls facing the entrance £800 of the venue. £1,350 Gold Gold Stalls in prime locations within the venue. Stalls in prime locations within £600 the venue. £1,150 Silver Silver Standard stall within the fair. £400 Standard stall within the fair. £900 Outside Outside Outside spaces from £550 Outside spaces from £550 Book both fairs and receive 20% off. Activities Fair Sports Fair This is where students can discover a new With over 50 sports clubs and Intramural sports passion, or continue pursuing something they leagues, fitness opportunities, free community love by getting involved in over 350 societies sport and sports volunteering, this event and committees. It is a great chance to engage provides the chance to showcase your products with the societies early in the year as they plan or services to an engaged audience of over their activities for the coming year, and speak 6,500 and students with a pre-existing interest face to face with over 8,500 of our students in in sport. one day. Standard stalls £500 Standard stalls £500 Contact us: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 8540 / 8541 Housing Information Fair(s) With one in November and one in February, Large purpose built complexes £500 the Housing Information Fairs are part of Large landlords/letting agents the Students’ Union’s Smart move housing with shop front £400 campaign. All of our students will be contacted and advised to attend the fairs before starting Large landlords/letting agents to look for housing. We advise our students to without shop front £300 always try and find accommodation which is Landlord with 11 - 20 properties £200 registered with the university, Sheffield SNUG scheme or ANUK where relevant. Landlord with up to 10 properties £60 This will be a fantastic opportunity for you to promote your accommodation or services to students at Sheffield University that are looking for reputable landlords that they know can be trusted. Book both fairs on the same booking form with a 20% reduction on your booking for the February fair. Exhibition Stands/ Flyering Stalls You can reach our students with up to 2 of your own staff to giving out flyers at the SU Physical Stands give you the opportunity to or Residences. get your brand in front of our students face Per day to face with give-aways, vouchers, leaflets or £150 data capture. Our outdoor concourse space is opposite the main entrance and highly visible, it has been used very successfully with sample give-aways and vouchers. Inside space starting at £250 Outside space starting at £550 According to The Student Money Survey 2017, the average student spend per year has reached a high of £9,852, making the total market worth a massive £27 billion per year. Contact us: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 8540 / 8541 Digital Online Banners SU Website Parents E-Newsletter We have online banners at the top of our Last year over 1,500 parents and guardians website and a large MPU asset further down the signed up to receive our Parent’s E-Newsletter, page. Our website generates around 100,000 and this year there are even more. unique visits a month. We’ll dedicate a section to your brand in up to Top banner per month £500 four E-newsletters leading up to Intro Weekend. Larger MPU banner per month £600 Per E-newsletter maximum of 4 inclusions £250 Residence Websites (not available for accommodation providers) With the majority of visitors August & September, the Accommodation website is one of our most visited channels during the arrival period. We’ll include your logo on the and link to a landing page of your choice. 81% of students Over 6,000 students are directed to the Residence Life Portal during the arrival period. are happy to state We’ll include your article and logo on the portal homepage with a URL to your page. that the recession All new residents complete our E-induction prior has had little or to arrival. We can include your information to reach 6,000 students. no effect on their Accommodation website homepage For 4 weeks £500 spending habits. Residence Life Portal Inclusion for four weeks starting from Intro Weekend £400 E-induction logo £500 Contact us: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 8540 / 8541 On Campus Sheffield Plasma Screens Student Guide Our digital screens show a continuous stream of 10 second long adverts in the high footfall areas Our annual A5 publication, written by students of our buildings. These consist of both internal for students. It gives a student’s view of the city, and external advertisements. featuring useful tips, information, and maps. There are 10,000 of these printed and distributed at the residences on moving in weekend, so it Students’ Union is a great option to directly reach new students when they first arrive here in Sheffield. With There are 11 portrait and 2 landscape screens the opportunity to have your leaflets or items located throughout the SU which are in very inserted in to the guide to further extend your busy areas. The SU has over 15,000 students brands reach. through our doors per week so offers a great chance to get your advert seen. Full page £900 Per insert Minimum 1,000 7p The Residences At the residences there are 5 screens that grab our students’ attention straight away when they walk through the doors with our eye-level Sheffield Student plasma screens. With 6,000 first year students in Calendar our halls they are sure to be noticed. Produced alongside the Sheffield Students Sport Sheffield Guide, the A1 size calendar features advertising space surrounding all of the key dates for the With over 650,000 visits per year Sport Sheffield academic year so you can keep your advert in is an area of high footfall. The 6 screens here will front of students all year round. be seen by both student and public visitors to Per advert £250 the pool, gym and Football pitches. Per screen per week £80 Packages are available for multiple screens. Contact us: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 8540 / 8541 Table Vinyls Student Villages Map Located in high footfall areas, we have tables Our Student Villages map is given to over 4500 available for you to cover with your advertising students and their parents over Intro Weekend, campaign. Table vinyls are a very effective way as well as many more throughout the year. We’ll of relaying your message. include your logo on this leaflet along with a link to your website and telephone contact details. Per table per week £25 Inclusion on the map leaflet Table Vinyls can be provided at the additional for one year. £300 cost of £10 per table, using your artwork. A0 & A1 Posters A-Z Guide Our A-Z Guides are included in a welcome Located in The Students’ Union and Sport envelope containing key information, which Sheffield, the rla ge poster sites are in prime is handed out to 6000 students over Intro locations, for attracting the attention of passing Weekend as they collect their keys. students and really make an impact in areas with high footfall. Full page £300 Per poster per week £65 Posters can be provided at the additional cost of £20 per poster, using your artwork. A4 Posters Take advantage of eye level media with our poster panels located in all of our wash rooms at the halls of residence. 20 panels per week £100 Moving away from home means that students are making decisions alone for the very first time about which brands they prefer, and where to spend their money. Contact us: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 8540 / 8541 Forge Media Forge Press Forge Radio The official student-run newspaper is a full- University of Sheffield’s very own student run colour, 44 page production and the first edition radio station, broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days is out just in time for Freshers’ Week. Advertise a week on www.forgeradio.com. Forge Radio has in this award-winning publication, and gain its own professional standard studio dedicated exclusive access to a 10,000 student readership to broadcasting, along with its own production on campus and in halls of residence. Produced studio located in the Media Hub. The station has every fortnight during term-time. between 10,000 and 20,000 listens per month during term time. Forge Press had to increase their print run this year by 20% after they ran out of the first issue Intro week adverts £250 of the term. Expected audience of at least 4,000 listeners Full page during broadcasts from The Edge, The Ridge and Per issue £450 outside the Students’ Union. 4 Advert package £1,500 Minimum of 30 plays per week £150 Advert in all 13 issues in the 20-30 seconds during the daytime.
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