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Media Kit / 2021 Contacts MEDIA KIT / 2021 CONTACTS Jack Essig NEW YORK CHICAGO 300 West 57th St. 21st Flr. Autumn Jenks S.V.P./Publishing Director New York, NY 10019 Midwest Sales Director Chief Revenue Officer 333 West Wacker Place Doug Zimmerman Suite 950 (212) 649-4125 Senior Grooming Director Chicago, IL 60601 [email protected] (212) 767-6668 (312) 696-4014 [email protected] [email protected] Cameron Connors John Wattiker Justin Harris Executive Director, Midwest Sales Director Head of Marketing Fashion & Retail (312) 964-4922 Hearst Men’s (212) 649-4168 [email protected] [email protected] & Enthusiast Group DALLAS (212) 649-2870 Caryn Kesler Patty Rudolph Executive Director, PR 4.0 Media [email protected] Luxury Goods 524 Sheffield Drive (212) 649-4150 Richardson, TX 75081 [email protected] (972) 533-8665 Chris Peel [email protected] Executive Director Kim Buonassisi Integrated Account Director DETROIT Hearst Men’s Group (212) 649-2876 Sam Shanahan (201) 230-5004 [email protected] Group Sales Director, Hearst Autos [email protected] John Cipolla (248) 614-6130 Integrated Account Manager, [email protected] New England, Southeast Chris Hertwig and Canada LOS ANGELES Senior Magazine (212) 649-4279 Patti Lange [email protected] Western Sales Director Production Manager 3000 Ocean Park Boulevard (305) 859-0088 Kyle Taylor Suite 2000 Senior Sales Director, Santa Monica, CA 90405 [email protected] Hearst Autos (310) 664-2871 (914) 400-5498 [email protected] [email protected] Karen Ferber Anne Rethmeyer Advertising Business Manager HEARST DIRECT MEDIA Group Sales Director, Brad Gettelfinger Hearst Autos (212) 767-6662 Sales Manager (310) 664-2921 [email protected] (212) 649-4204 [email protected] [email protected] SAN FRANCISCO Andrew Kramer Kramer Media (510) 508-9252 [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. MISSION STATEMENT Men’s Health is the #1 source of information We give men the tools they need to make their for and about men. It’s the brand for active, lives better through in-depth reporting, covering successful, professional men who want everything from fashion and grooming to health greater control over their physical, mental and nutrition as well as cutting-edge gear, the and emotional lives. latest entertainment, timely features and more. With 19 international editions, Men’s Health is the world’s largest men’s magazine. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. OPEN RATES ROB PAGE $238,905 2/3 PAGE $186,350 1/2 PAGE $148,125 1/3 PAGE $102,730 COVERS 2ND COVER $286,690 3RD COVER $277,130 4TH COVER $312,970 ALL RATES ARE GROSS. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PRODUCTION CALENDAR MEN'S HEALTH CLOSE ON SALE JAN/FEB '21 11/4/20 12/29/20 MARCH '21 12/9/20 2/9/21 APRIL '21 1/20/21 3/16/21 MAY '21 2/24/21 4/20/21 JUNE '21 3/31/21 5/25/21 JUL/AUG '21 5/5/21 6/29/21 SEPTEMBER '21 6/16/21 8/10/21 OCTOBER '21 7/21/21 9/14/21 NOVEMBER '21 8/25/21 10/19/21 DECEMBER '21 9/29/21 11/23/21 JAN/FEB '22 11/3/21 12/28/21 FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PRODUCTION SPECS / SUPPLIED INSERTS Magazine trim size is 8” x 10⅞” Line Screen: 150. Safety: Keep live matter ¼” from trim and gutter. STANDARD SIZE ADVERTISEMENTS LIVE AREA TRIM BLEED Full Page 7.5” x 10.375” 8” x 10.875” 8.25” x 11.125” Spread 15.5” x 10.375” 16” x 10.875” 16.5” x 11.125” ½ Page Horizontal Spread 15.5” x 4.75” 16” x 5.25” 16.5” x 5.5” ½ Page Horizontal 7.5” x 4.75” 8” x 5.25” 8.25” x 5.5” ½ Page Vertical 3.375” x 10.375” 3.875” x 10.875” 4.125” x 11.125” ⅔ Page Vertical 4.5” x 10.375” 5” x 10.875” 5.25” x 11.125” ⅓ Page Vertical 2.25” x 10.375” 2.75” x 10.875” 3” x 11.125” MATERIAL DIGITAL FILE PROOF INFO PRODUCTION SPECS/ REQUIREMENTS FORMATS Men’s Health utilizes Virtual DUE DATES Electronic advertising file Accepted File Formats: Proofing technology. Hard For all ad specifications delivery available at PDF/X-1a:2001, version 1.3 copy guidance is no longer and material due required. If you would like dates contact: www.adshuttle.com/hearst General File Requirements: Emailing files is not acceptable. to purchase a confirming Scanned images must be Job Tobit Hernandez proof, for your own internal high resolution (300 dpi), Galindo CMYK (no spot colors, purposes, please call (414) 622-2815 RGB, LAB or ICC color QuadArm at 1-866-276-2368. [email protected] profiles). File to contain only 1 page or 1 spread. PRODUCTION COSTS DIGITAL EDITIONS The page size must be The 15% commission will National print advertisers consistent from page be forfeited if we produce are automatically opted in to page. Pages must be your ad or re-create your to all digital editions. Should created to include bleed digital file to meet press an advertiser wish to opt when required. All required compliance. out, it should be noted on trapping should be done their Insertion Order. No prior to creating the file. new materials are required Include quality control for digital editions. For all patch (color bars) outside standard units, we will utilize bleed dimension. All marks the original supplied files (trim, bleed, center) should Straight From Print. be included in all colors. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PRODUCTION SPECS / GATEFOLDS STANDARD SIZE ADVERTISEMENTS LIVE AREA TRIM BLEED Outside/Inside 6.875” x 10.375” 7.375” x 10.875” 7.625” x 11.125” Cover Gate Leaf C2 with Gate (anchor page) 7.25” x 10.375” 7.75” x 10.875” 8” x 11.125” Color Bar/ROB, page 1 .625 before trimming .5 after trimming (supplied by Publisher) PAGES FINAL TRIM 4-Page Body Gate pages 1 & 4 (anchor) 7.75” x 10.875” pages 2 & 3 (gate leaf) 7.375” x 10.875” MATERIAL DIGITAL FILE PROOF INFO PRODUCTION SPECS/ REQUIREMENTS FORMATS Men’s Health utilizes Virtual DUE DATES Electronic advertising file Accepted File Formats: Proofing technology. Hard For all insert ad specifications delivery available at PDF/X-1a:2001, version 1.3 copy guidance is no longer and material due dates contact: . required. If you would like www.adshuttle.com/hearst General File Requirements: Chris Hertwig Emailing files is not acceptable. Scanned images must be to purchase a confirming Senior Magazine high resolution (300 dpi), proof, for your own internal Production Manager CMYK (no spot colors, RGB, purposes, please call Pubworx LAB or ICC color profiles). QuadArm at 8240 N W 52nd Terrace, File to contain only 1 page 1-866-276-2368. Suite 505 or 1 spread. The page size Doral, FL 33166 must be consistent from PRODUCTION COSTS (305) 859-0088 page to page. Pages must The 15% commission will [email protected] be created to include bleed be forfeited if we produce when required. All required your ad or re-create your trapping should be done digital file to meet press prior to creating the file. compliance. Include quality control patch (color bars) outside bleed dimension. All marks (trim, bleed, center) should be included in all colors. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. SUPPLIED INSERTS 1/8" HEAD TRIM MAGAZINE TRIM SIZE: 8" x 10 7/8" FURNISHED SIZE: 8 1/4" x 11 1/8" Page Size (without trims): 8" x 10 7/8" Final Furnished Size (including trims): 8 1/4" x 11 1/8" Minimum Stock Weight: 60 # Maximum: Please contact production Binding: Perfect. Jogs to the foot TRIM FACE 1/8" Please keep live area 1/4" from head/foot/gutter/face 1/8" GRIND OFF 1/8" 1/8" FOOT TRIM BLUELINES REFLECTING PACKAGING DIGITAL EDITION Deliveries must be preceded by FINAL SPEC, CREATIVE REQUIREMENTS CREATIVE a scheduled appointment with AND INSTRUCTIONS Skid Minimum: 46" x 36" • Advertisers have the option Quad/Graphics Inventory Department, Chris Hertwig Maximum: 48" x 40" to provide digital edition and include the issue job number. Senior Magazine Production Product must be secured, specific creative for any Manager banded and wrapped. All national inserts scheduled 2021 Quad Job Numbers: Pubworx product must be accompanied in print. March ‘21 C10N900 8240 N W 52nd Terrace, by a detailed Packing List and • Same materials due dates April ‘21 C10N910 Suite 505, Doral, FL 33166 Bill of Lading. apply. May ‘21 C10N8X0 Each skid and/or carton should • Digital files should be setup (305) 859-0088 June ‘21 C10N8Y0 [email protected] be clearly marked on all to trim size of 8” x 10 7/8”. four sides with the following • Upload at July/Aug ‘21 C10N920 SHIPPING information: www.adshuttle.com/hearst Sept ‘21 C10N8W0 INSTRUCTIONS • Count per lift/carton and choose digital issue. Oct ‘21 C10N930 Bart Gende • Total count per skid ORIENTATION: Portrait Only Nov ‘21 C10N960 • Total number of pieces and FILE FORMAT: PDF/x1-a Quad/Graphics Dec ‘21 C10N950 the number of impressions for QUALITY: 300 dpi N 11896 Hwy 175 Jan/Feb ‘22 C10N940 Lomira, WI 53048 roll stock and/or fanfold (414) 566-2100 • Description of piece • Key code • Title and issue of magazine FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE. REPLY CARDS Minimum Size: 4" face to backbone Maximum Size: Trim size If not full size (not having a head or face trim taken), 1/8" GRIND OFF 1/8" then the max size would be 1/4" short of final trim.
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