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The HUDSON REPORTER PUBLICATIONS Have More Market Penetration in Hudson County Than Any Other Print Media….By Far! THE WEST SIDE OF THE HUDSON... REACH THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE HUDSON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Effectively reaching this economically VITAL and GROWING MARKET can be confusing … even to the most sophisticated advertisers. The HUDSON REPORTER PUBLICATIONS have more market penetration in Hudson County than any other print media….by far! BUSINESSES, BOTH LARGE AND SMALL, FIND SUCCESS WITH US. THE HUDSON REPORTER NEWSPAPERS P.O. Box 3069 uptown 1400 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030 Phone 201.798.7800 • Fax 201.798.0018 www.hudsonreporter.com The best way to reach this unique market is with The HUDSON REPORTER publications. WEEHAWKEN, NJ WEST NEW YORK, NJ SECAUCUS, NJ Founded in 1983, The Hudson Reporter publishes NINE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, capturing the highest home-delivered circulation of any newspaper in HUDSON COUNTY. Our community newspapers are the advertising vehicles of CHOICE FOR both local and regional ADVERTISERS. 2 • The Hudson Reporter CIRCULATION The Hoboken Reporter The Union City Reporter Home delivered throughout town, including all new The West New York Reporter waterfront developments, with added delivery at most high traffic commercial establishments Home delivered to most residents including the new luxury waterfront communities and high traffic 17,000 locations in the city. The Jersey City Reporter 9,200 Home delivered throughout historic downtown Jersey City and luxury waterfront residences. Added city-wide The Weehawken Reporter delivery to many commercial establishments Home delivered to every residence and distributed in businesses throughout town, including Lincoln Harbor 15,000 and the Ferry Terminal The North Bergen Reporter 4,800 (incorporating The Town of Guttenberg) Home delivered to most residents in both towns, with Bayonne Community News additional distribution points at high traffic commercial Home delivered to every home in Bayonne locations throughout the area. 25,700 17,500 The Midweek Reporter The Secaucus Reporter Home delivered to targeted areas in Hoboken, Home delivered to most residents throughout town, Jersey City and the northern waterfront. Commercially including Harmon Cove. Added delivery throughout delivered county-wide in entertainment venues, commercial complexes and businesses in the downtown restaurants, real estate offices and transportation centers district 11,000 5,500 DELIVERY AND READERSHIP VERIFICATION Respondents who regularly receive or pick-up a copy of the North Bergen Reporter/Jersey City Reporter/Secaucus Reporter/Weehawken Reporter/Hoboken Reporter/West New York Reporter/Bayonne Community News/Union City Yes Reporter, or have seen bulk drops in the entrance of their building: 99.0% Yes 378 No 4 Total 382 Certified Audit of Circulations, Inc.155 Willowbrook Boulevard Wayne, NJ 07470 THE HUDSON REPORTER NEWSPAPERS Phone 201.798.7800 • Fax 201.798.0018 www.hudsonreporter.com The Hudson Reporter • 3 AWARDS BAYONNE, NJ 9/11 Teardrop FIRST PLACE, “Best single Ad Memorial 2010 2007 Black and White, Smaller than 16 RESULTS AVAILABLE, 2011 inches” FIRST PLACE, “Best New Product Jennifer Merrick, Mary Beth Ponik Development” - Palisade New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association 2009 FIRST PLACE, “Science, Health and RESULTS AVAILABLE, NJPA.COM FIRST PLACE, Magazine Feature Writing Medicine Reporting, Al Sullivan - “Momtrepreneurs”, Palisade, Theta Pavis Garden State Journalists Assoc. Society of Professional Journalists Memorial Journalism Awards 2008 FIRST PLACE, Magazine Profile Writing - FIRST PLACE, Best Single Ad - Black & “Dan Cordano, Made in Bayonne”, White, “Fall into Savings” Michael Mitolo Palisade, Rich Prior New Jersey Press Association Society of Professional Journalists 2003 FIRST PLACE, “Hildy Johnson story of FIRST PLACE, Best Free Standing Insert FIRST PLACE, “Enterprising the year,” “A sobering reality,” Ricardo – “The Dining Book”, Jennifer Martiak Reporting” Al Sullivan Kaulessar, Garden State Journalists New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association FIRST PLACE, "Whatever happened to FIRST PLACE, “Secaucus for the FIRST PLACE, “Breaking News” those election investigations," Timothy J. Holidays” Lisa Cuthberth Tom Jennemann Carroll, Garden State Journalists New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association FIRST PLACE, “Paying Respects,” Photo Award, Al Sullivan, Garden State Journalists 2006 2002 FIRST PLACE, “Watching The Waters,” FIRST PLACE, Michael Mullins, FIRST PLACE, “Reporting,Writing, Photo Award, Al Sullivan, Garden State Wilson Barto Award for First-Year and Illustration, Column (humor- Journalists Reporters. Society of Professional Journalists ous),” FIRST PLACE, “Keeping The Memory Of Donald M. Kelly The Holocaust,” Photo Award, Al Sullivan, FIRST PLACE, Mark J. Bonamo, New Jersey Press Association Garden State Journalists enterprise reporting category, FIRST PLACE, A Real Nightmare,” Photo “Politics in Shades of Gray.” FIRST PLACE, “Best Special Award, Al Sullivan, Garden State Society of Professional Journalists Section, Free Standing,” Jennifer Journalists FIRST PLACE, feature writing, Merrick, Pasquale Spina, Margaret FIRST PLACE, Wilson Barto Award, Al Sullivan, “Gone but not DeCandia, Sales Staff First-year reporter of the year, Timothy J. forgotten.” New Jersey Press Association Carroll, Society of Professional Journalists Garden State Journalists FIRST PLACE,"Terry & the Pirates: The saga of the Golden Cicada," Kate Rounds, 2001 Society of Professional Journalists 2005 FIRST PLACE, “Best New Product JOURNALIST OF FIRST PLACE,"Rose for a Memory," HOBOKEN,NJ Photo Award, Al Sullivan, Society of Development,” Art Director Jennifer THE YEAR, Professional Journalists Merrick and Magazine Editor Christopher Zinsli for their work on WEEKLY FIRST PLACE, “A Real Nightmare,” the 150th Anniversary Journal cele- AL SULLIVAN Photo Award, Al Sullivan, Society of brating Hoboken’s history Professional Journalists New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association SECOND PLACE, Best Special Page, FIRST PLACE, for Best Single Black THE STUART AWBREY AWARD “Boutique Chic” Jennifer Martiak, & White Ad, 16” to 31.5,” sales rep- for community service reporting, New Jersey Press Association resentative Marybeth Ponik and The Hoboken Reporter SECOND PLACE, Best External Special Graphic Artist Lisa M. Cuthbert won New Jersey Society For Professional Promotion Mailing Piece, “Experience for a local fitness club advertisement Journalists The Variety”, Lisa M. Cuthbert in the Bayonne Community News FIRST PLACE, “Investigative New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association Enterprise,” Tom Jenneman SECOND PLACE, Packaging the News SECOND PLACE, for Best Internal New Jersey Press Association Product, Special Issue “Jersey City Classified Promotion Idea, presented FIRST PLACE, “First Amendment Magazine”, Kate Rounds, Jennifer to Classified, Manager Ann Reilly and Award,” Al Sullivan Martiak, George Fedor Graphic Artist Julio Pino. The award- New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association winning Hoboken Reporter house ad intended to sell advertising space in FIRST PLACE, “Investigative THIRD PLACE, Best Single Ad Any the newspaper was entitled “Make A Reporting,” Al Sullivan Size, Color Big Deal.” New Jersey Society for Professional “Kickoff the Holiday Season with the New Jersey Press Association Journalists Bayonne Town Center”, Pasquale Spina New Jersey Press Association THIRD PLACE Best Single Ad - Black 2004 2000 & White, “What's the Buzz? Park FIRST PLACE, “Public Service Avenue Bar & Grill”, Jennifer Martiak JOURNALIST OF New Jersey Press Association Category,” David Danzig THE YEAR, New Jersey Press Association SECOND PLACE, Wilson Barto Award, WEEKLY First-year reporter of the year, “Hudson FIRST PLACE, “Investigative County built out,” Tricia Tirella, Society of TOM JENNEMANN Reporting,” Jonathan Miller and Professional Journalists Sondra Wolfer New Jersey Press Association New Jersey Press Association THIRD PLACE "Whatever happened to FIRST PLACE, “Photo of the Year- FIRST PLACE, “Business and those election investigations," Timothy J. Portrait and Personality Photography” Carroll, Society of Professional Journalists Economic Writing,” David Danzig Al Sullivan Garden State Journalists Assoc. New Jersey Press Association THIRD PLACE, "The Portal of the Memorial Journalism Awards Future," Theta Pavis, Society of Professional First Place, “Spot News Reporting” Garden State Journalists Assoc. Memorial Comprehensive award list available Journalists Journalism Awards upon request. 4 • The Hudson Reporter DISPLAY SIZES 7 COLUMN X 13” 7 column x13” 6 column 5 column OR 10” X13” (FULL PAGE) or width width 13 10” x13” 8.5” 7” 12 Full Page (8 1/2) 11 10 9 8 7 6 4 column 3 column 2 column 1 column 5 width width width width 4 5.625” 4.214” 2.75” 1.3125” 3 (5 10/16) (4 1/5) (2 3/4) (1 5/16) 2 Classified 1 Only Preferred placement Display ads can be any column width from 15% premium for preferred 2 columns - 7 columns wide pages. and height can range from 2” - 13” high according to your specifications. Proofs Submitted at the discretion of Sizes can be no larger than The Hudson Reporter provided complete copy is 10” x 13” or no smaller than 2 1/4” x 2”. received by deadline. Camera_Ready Ads Internet Advertising We reserve the right to alter any Call for premium placing and get noticed online. ads submitted with incorrect specs. 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