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WEEKLY Indiana Classified Advertising Network Dozens Of Indiana Classified Advertising Network WEEKLY classified ads ► The economical way to advertise across the state or the country with just one call & one order Quickly spread the word about Reach nearly 1.9 million your product, service or potential customers in Indiana help-wanted listing. alone with one placement. Weekly classified ads print in Run your message in part 140+ Indiana newspapers of Indiana, the whole state or once a week. multiple states. You decide! hspa.com/advertising-services WEEKLY Indiana Classified Advertising Network Weekly classified ads are affordable! Indiana Classified Advertising Network is an Our newspapers reach nearly 2 million effective and economical way to advertise readers in Indiana alone. Many papers also throughout Indiana and beyond. run the ads in their free-distribution pub- lications, adding thousands of additional All you do is provide copy and pre-pay with households to increase your ad’s reach. a check, money order or credit card (Visa or MasterCard). The network is a terrific value for advertis- ers seeking widespread circulation at a We do the rest to place your ad! minimum cost per thousand. Your investment reaches millions of readers Weekly classifieds Indiana Your 25-word ad prints in 140+ advertising Indiana papers once a week – Region regions that’s nearly 2 million readers. ■ $340 for the whole state Region 1: ■ $300 for two regions Area codes ■ $265 for one region 219, 260 & 574 (Each additional word over 25 is $10.) Combo rate Region Region 2: Run your 25-word ad in 50+ daily Area codes AND 140+ weekly papers in Indiana 317 & 765 for just $705. Deadlines and payment ■ Ads are due at noon each Wednesday for placement the Region Region 3: following week. Area code 812 ■ Ads must be prepaid by check, money order, Visa or MasterCard. How do I run an ad or get information? ■ Return the order form in this brochure. ■ Or go to www.hspa.com/advertising-services for an order form. ■ Or call our helpful advertising coordinator Shawn Goldsby at (317) 803-4772 or send her an email at [email protected]. Indiana Classified Advertising Network – A service of Hoosier State Press Association (317) 803-4772 ● (317) 624-4428 (fax) ● [email protected] ● hspa.com/advertising-services 2 WEEKLY Indiana Classified Advertising Network Frequently asked questions What day will my ad print? What if I want to run the ad again Our newspapers run each ad at least once but want to change some words? a week. Daily papers use the days that Simply fill out another form and send it in are best for their individual markets. Non- with payment. Advertisers may order as daily papers run the ads on the day they many weeks as they wish on a single publish. order form as long as there are no chang- es between weeks. Under what heading will the ad run? Is there a discount for running the Some papers run the ads in-column using same ad multiple times? individual headings. Other papers group Yes. The fourth ad is 50 percent off, includ- the ads under the heading “Statewide ing additional words. If you publish the ad Classifieds.” The various practices provide eight times, the fourth and eighth ads are a good mix of exposure. half price, and so forth. The discounted Hoosier State Press Association will re- ads cannot exceed the original ad word quest a preferred heading for an ad but count. cannot guarantee a member paper will use it. Is there an agency commission included in these rates? Can I get tearsheets after my ad No. prints? Because of the low cost of the program Can I do multistate advertising? and high number of participating newspa- Yes. Call (317) 803-4772 or email pers, it is not possible to offer individual [email protected] for rates. tearsheets. However, upon request, the association Which newspapers will run my will furnish an affidavit that a particular ad ad? was distributed to newspapers or will ob- A list is included in this kit. The list is also tain a sample tearsheet from a newspaper available on our website at hspa.com/ if the request is made before the ad runs. advertising-services. How are words counted? Can my classified ad run more Email addresses, websites and phone than once a week? numbers, including area code, count as Yes. We also offer ads that run five one word. times weekly. Call (317) 803-4772 or City addresses, which include house num- go to hspa.com/advertising-services for ber and street or post office box number, rates. count as two words. The city, state and zip code count as one word each. Can I run a small display ad? Symbols that represent words are counted Yes. We offer ads that are two newspaper as one word each. Each word in a hyphen- columns wide by 2 or 4 inches high. Go to ated phrase counts as one word. (For hspa.com/advertising-services or call example, build-to-suit is three words.) (317) 803-4772 for rates. Indiana Classified Advertising Network – A service of Hoosier State Press Association (317) 803-4772 ● (317) 624-4428 (fax) ● [email protected] ● hspa.com/advertising-services 3 WEEKLY Indiana Classified Advertising Network Dozens of newspapers run your ad Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 (Area codes 219, 574 & 260) (Area codes 317 & 765) (Area code 812) Circulation: 206,083 Circulation: 172,370 Circulation: 224,380 Papers: 47 Papers: 41 Papers: 52 Albion New Era – N Alexandria Times-Tribune – N The Journal-Press (Aurora) – N Herald-Republican (Angola) – D The Herald Bulletin (Anderson) – D The Herald-Tribune (Batesville) – N The Star (Auburn) – D Hendricks County Flyer (Avon) – N Times-Mail (Bedford) – D The News-Banner (Bluffton) – D Brookville American - N The Herald-Times (Bloomington) – D Bourbon News-Mirror – N The Brookville Democrat - N Boonville Standard – N The Bremen Enquirer – N News-Examiner (Connersville) - D The Brazil Times – D The Butler Bulletin – N The Paper of Montgomery Co. (Crawfordsville) – D The Jackson County Banner (Brownstown) – N Churubusco News – N Journal Review (Crawfordsville) – D Clay City News – N Columbia City Post & Mail – D The News & Sun (Dunkirk) – N The Republic (Columbus) – D Crown Point Star – N The Elwood Call-Leader – D The Corydon Democrat – N Culver Citizen – N The Benton Review (Fowler) – N Crothersville Times – N Decatur Daily Democrat – D The Times (Frankfort) – D Spencer County Leader (Dale) – N Carroll County Comet (Delphi) – N Daily Journal (Franklin) – D The Ellettsville Journal – N Kankakee Valley Post-News (DeMotte) – N Twin City Journal-Reporter (Gas City) – N The Evansville Courier & Press – D The Elkhart Truth – D Banner-Graphic (Greencastle) – D The Ferdinand News – N Francesville Tribune – N Daily Reporter (Greenfield) – D South Gibson Star-Times (Fort Branch) – N The Garrett Clipper – N News-Times (Hartford City) – D Springs Valley Herald (French Lick) – N The Goshen News – D Court & Commercial Record (Indianapolis) – N Greensburg Daily News – D Northwest News (Huntertown) – N Franklin Township Informer (Indianapolis) – N The Huntingburg Press – N The Herald-Press (Huntington) – D Indianapolis Recorder – N The Herald (Jasper) – D The News-Sun (Kendallville) – D Kokomo Herald – N The Evening News (Jeffersonville) – D The Leader (Knox) – N Kokomo Tribune – D Dearborn County Register (Lawrenceburg) – N The Regional News (LaCrosse) – N Journal & Courier (Lafayette) – D Linton Daily Citizen – D LaGrange News – N The Lafayette Leader - N Loogootee Tribune – N LaGrange Standard – N The Lebanon Reporter – D The Madison Courier – D Advance-Leader (Ligonier) – N Liberty Herald - N Mount Vernon Democrat – N Pharos-Tribune (Logansport) – D Chronicle-Tribune (Marion) – D The Tribune (New Albany) – D The News-Dispatch (Michigan City) – D The Reporter Times (Martinsville) – D The Posey County News (New Harmony) – N Middlebury Independent – N The Mooresville/Decatur Times – N North Vernon Plain Dealer – N The News & Review (Monon) – N The Star Press (Muncie) – D North Vernon Sun – N The Monroeville News – N The Courier-Times (New Castle) – D The Odon Journal – N Herald Journal (Monticello) – D The Times (Noblesville) – D The Progress Examiner (Orleans) – N The Times (Munster) – D The Times Post (Pendleton) – N The Paoli News Republican – N Advance News (Nappanee) – N Peru Tribune – D The Press-Dispatch (Petersburg) – N The News-Journal (North Manchester) – N Palladium-Item (Richmond) – D Princeton Daily Clarion – D Ossian Journal – N Parke County Sentinel (Rockville) – N The Rising Sun Recorder & Ohio County News - N Pilot News (Plymouth) – D Rushville Republican – D The Spencer Co. Journal-Democrat (Rockport) – N The Commercial Review (Portland) – D The Shelbyville News – D The Salem Democrat – N Rensselaer Republican – D The Tipton County Tribune – D The Salem Leader – N The Rochester Sentinel – D The News-Gazette (Winchester) – D The Scott County Journal & Chronicle South Bend Tribune – D Zionsville Times Sentinel – N (Scottsburg) – N The Tribune News (South Whitley) - N The Tribune (Seymour) – D The Plain Dealer (Wabash) – D The Shoals News – N Times-Union (Warsaw) – D Spencer Evening World – D Westville Indicator – N The Sullivan Daily Times – D Pulaski County Journal (Winamac) – N Region Perry County News (Tell City) – N The New Wolcott Enterprise (Wolcott) – N Tribune-Star (Terre Haute) – D Osgood Journal (Versailles) – N The Versailles Republican – N The Switzerland Democrat (Vevay) – N Total state Vevay Reveille-Enterprise – N Vincennes Sun-Commercial – D Washington Times-Herald – D circulation: Region 602,833 Total papers: D = Daily newspaper 140 Region N = Nondaily newspaper Indiana Classified Advertising Network – A service of Hoosier State Press Association (317) 803-4772 ● (317) 624-4428 (fax) ● [email protected] ● hspa.com/advertising-services 4 WEEKLY Indiana Classified Advertising Network Weekly ads insertion order form Advertiser information Name Client name Address State/ZIP Email Phone Fax Newspaper name (if applicable) Phone Newspaper contact name Invoice number (Office use only) Placement information Run my ad: Statewide (Indiana) Northern Indiana Central Indiana Southern Indiana Other state(s) Start date (Must be a Monday) Number of weeks to run Heading request Sorry, but headings cannot be guaranteed.
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