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RATES and PRODUCTS LOGO Channel & Classified Advertising Rates Calendar LOGO Display advertising rates ...........................................2 Classiied advertising rates .......................................3 Real Estate Advertising .............................................4 Rates and Online Recruitment Services .....................................5 Reprints / Inserts ......................................................6 Digital Advertising Rates ...........................................7 Book of Lists .............................................................8 Products Weekly Lists .............................................................9 Corporate Anniversaries Guide ................................ 10 Advertising options, section descriptions, Morning Edition .......................................................11 display/classi�ied rates and terms for 2017 Afternoon Edition .................................................... 12 Homepage Takeover ................................................ 13 Bottom line/slider ................................................... 13 Breaking News ........................................................ 13 Deadlines and Cancellations .................................... 14 Terms & Conditions ............................................. 15-17 Questions? Contact [email protected] Display advertising rates Ad size $125,000+ $100,000 $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 $10,000 Open rate Additional Charges Guaranteed Position 2 page spread 8,793 9,138 9,577 10,171 10,936 12,286 13,833 14,652 Back cover: 20% | Inside: 10% (contract rate) Island spread 7,858 8,165 8,557 9,089 9,801 10,979 12,360 13,093 Front Cover Stick-on $17,000 (Includes 1/2 page ad in same issue) Full page 4,303 4,471 4,685 4,977 5,366 6,011 6,768 7,169 Color Charge 4-color: $600 | 1-color: $300 3/4 page 3,927 4,101 4,276 4,541 4,896 5,486 6,177 6,542 Island 4,136 4,297 4,504 4,784 5,158 5,777 6,505 6,891 Volume discounts Volume discounts are determined by combining the dollar value of print and digital 1/2 page 3,220 3,346 3,507 3,724 4,016 4,498 5,066 5,365 insertions in Milwaukee Business Journal, plus sponsorships, within the contract period. 3/8 page 2,428 2,522 2,654 2,807 3,028 3,392 3,818 4,045 Contract begins with the date of first insertion and must be fulfilled within a 12-month period. 1/4 page 1,611 1,674 1,753 1,864 2,009 2,250 2,532 2,683 Book of Lists and pre-printed inserts may also be included as part of your volume contract. 1/8 page 1,036 1,076 1,128 1,198 1,292 1,446 1,629 1,725 Contracts guarantee the volume rate earned and ad sizes may vary during contract period. Strip 866 917 973 1,017 1,079 1,194 1,326 1,411 Refer to the column under the volume for rate of desired size. Rates subject to change during contract period. Rate increases are Ad size $125,000+ $100,000 $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 $10,000 Open Rate effective January 1, and all advertisers’ rates Triangle 1,506 1,656 1,656 1,759 1,879 2,104 2,346 2,508 change on that date. Island Triangle 1,506 1,656 1,656 1,759 1,879 2,104 2,346 2,508 Credit, payment and commissions All first-time advertisers must pre-pay and payment must accompany all copy U-Shape 3,566 3,922 3,922 4,166 4,448 4,982 5,557 5,942 until credit has been established with the Credit Department. Payment by check, Belt 1,854 2,042 2,042 2,166 2,313 2,591 2,889 3,090 Visa, MasterCard or American Express. All advertisers must submit a Credit Application. Belt Spread 3,523 3,878 3,878 4,115 4,395 4,923 5,490 5,870 Terms of credit extension to advertisers is Net 30 Days. No cash discounts. Any List Belt 1,854 2,042 2,042 2,166 2,313 2,591 2,889 3,090 discrepancies in advertising invoices must be questioned within 10 days of publication. Centerpiece Towers 1,873 2,059 2,059 2,187 2,335 2,617 2,918 3,120 All rates are net and non-commissionable. All advertising transactions with the Tower 1,217 1,338 1,338 1,422 1,518 1,700 1,897 2,028 Milwaukee Business Journal are subject to the publication’s advertising terms and Towers 1,873 2,059 2,059 2,187 2,335 2,617 2,918 3,120 conditions, a copy of which is available on our Web site and, if applicable, in our advertising L-Shape 1,783 1,960 1,960 2,083 2,224 2,489 2,779 2,970 agreement. Wave 1,420 1,561 1,561 1,659 1,772 1,983 2,212 2,366 PAGE 2 OF 18 MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL » 2017 RATES AND PRODUCTS LOGO Channel & Classified advertising rates Calendar Event listings | Online Marketplace | In Print Get the word out and target thousands of influential leaders in the local business community. List all of your upcoming events on our online Business Events Actual Calendar. Ad size dimensions 12X Rate 6X Rate 3X Rate 1X rate Listings don’t expire and will be active through the 3.25” wide day of your event. 1 Block $209 $265 $335 $395 3” tall 6.625 x 3 Featured Event Listing | $199 2 Block 376 476 602 710 3.25 x 6.14 » Premium Placement - Your event listing will rise above all other regular event listings. 10 x 3 3 Block 564 714 903 1,065 » Branding - Your company or event logo will appear on 3.25 x 9.227 both the event listing page and event details page 4 Block 6.5 x 6 752 952 1,204 1,420 Standard Event Listings | $99 10 x 6.625 Event Billboard | $500 6 Block 1,098 1,390 1,760 2,075 6.14 x 9.227 » Includes Featured Event Listing » 30 day promotion in top billboard section of the online 12 Block 10 x 13.5 1,985 2,513 3,180 3,750 calendar with custom image » 30-day promotion in Morning Edition email to Color charge: Four color: $600 | One color: $300 subscribers Volume discounts available for multiple listings. PAGE 3 OF 18 MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL » 2017 RATES AND PRODUCTS LOGO Real Estate advertising Block Real Estate | In Print Ad size Actual dimensions 12X Rate 6X Rate 3X Rate 1X Rate 1 block 3.25” wide 3” tall $233 $295 $373 $440 6.625 x 3 2 block 419 530 397 791 3.25 x 6.14 10 x 3 3 block 627 794 1,005 1,185 3.25 x 9.227 10 x 6.625 6 block 1,221 1,546 1,959 2,310 6.14 x 9.227 12 block 10 x 13.5 2,353 2,797 3,540 4,173 Color charge: Four color: $600 | One color: $300 Home of the Day | Online Home of the Day is a unique opportunity to showcase your client’s high-end luxury property each month to over 56,938 affluent home buyers in the Los Angeles market. Your Home of the Day property showcase includes: » Up to 15 high resolution property photos so users can explore each listing room-by-room » Agent call-to-action with picture, logo, phone number, email and link to website that scrolls with the user throughout gallery » Dynamic slide show controls so user can easily scroll through images or click to next photo » Social tools to share property on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Google » Live on site 24 hours a day/7 days a week for 30 days Home of the Day promotion includes: » Gallery and native content story » Promotion as integrated native content on homepages and article pages - both full site and mobile twice per month » Promotion in daily email newsletters twice per month Pricing: » $500 for 30 days » $425 per month for 90 days » Discounts available for annual agreements/multiple market commitments PAGE 4 OF 18 MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL » 2017 RATES AND PRODUCTS LOGO Online Recruitment Services Get your job listings in front of the largest collection of professional candidates. Individual Featured Job Postings | $395 » Increase visibility in front of passive job seekers while targeting the active job seeker as well. » Promoted at the top of job section with logo » Also promoted on local homepage, article pages and daily newsletters with logo » Unlimited text » All listings are searchable on Google, Yahoo and other search engines » 30 day campaign Standard Job Postings | $295 » Appears in career center only » Unlimited text » All listings are searchable on Google, Yahoo and other search engines » 30 day campaign Volume Featured Job packages » 5 featured online job postings for $1,500 » 10 featured online job postings for $2,500 Online Job Posting » Can be used all at once or spread over a year » Multi-market and custom packages also available Example Recruitment Sponsorships Include: » Sponsorship of Featured Jobs Module » Homepage » Article Pages » Afternoon Edition Emails » Career Center » Featured Job Postings up to 5 » ROS Banners Recruitment Sponsorship Rates Banners Sponsor Logo Featured Jobs Homepage, Article Homepage, Article Pages, Homepage, Article Exposure Pages, Afternoon Edition Afternoon Edition Emails, Pages, Career Center Emails, Career Center Career Center Package 1 160,000 Impressions 500,000 Impressions Up to 5 postings $5,000/mo. Package 2 330,000 Impressions 500,000 Impressions Up to 5 postings $7,500/mo. PAGE 5 OF 18 MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL » 2017 RATES AND PRODUCTS LOGO Reprints Featured in Milwaukee Business Journal? Market your success! Show your customers your success with Milwaukee Business Journal reprints! Your reprint is customized to your company and many options are available including: » Hard Copy Reprints | Prices vary by quantity » Digital ePrints | Starting at $550 » Wall Plaques & Awards | Starting at $169 » Photos | Starting at $150 » Press Releases | Prices vary Contact [email protected] | 877.397.5134 for full options and pricing. Inserts Free-standing inserts Milwaukee Business Journal accepts preprinted inserts for inclusion in mailed and newsstand copies.
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