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ICAN Network Classified R Sept 2014.Indd THE ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ICAN ADVERTISING NETWORK Border To Border With Just One Order The Illinois Classifi ed Advertising Network (ICAN) is a group of daily & weekly NORTHERN newspapers in Illinois that reach almost CHICAGOLAND 6.3 Million Potential Customers ZONE 92 Newspapers with just one ad. 79 Newspapers Circulation: 618,805 Circulation: 621,725 Readers: 2,042,056* Whether you want to recruit employees, Readers: 2,051,693* advertise your franchise or business opportunities, promote an event or sell products or services... YOU CAN WITH ICAN. Give us a call and we can run your CENTRAL 25-word classifi ed ad in any region or ZONE the entire state of Illinois for one 88 Newspapers extremely low rate. Circulation: 406,426 SOUTHERN Readers: 1,341,206* We can also place your classifi ed ad ZONE Nationwide. Call us for individual 56 Newspapers state prices. Circulation: 250,904 Readers: 827,982* BUY 3 STATEWIDE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS & 316 Newspapers 1,856,140 Circulation TH 6,125,262* Readers GET THE 4 WEEK FOR ZONED RATES (Northern, Central & Southern) FREE Any one zone ..................................................................................$275 Any two zones ................................................................................$440 Ad Deadline All three zones ................................................................................$500 Wednesday, 9 am CST for the following week. Chicagoland not considered a zone Prices effective July 1, 2013 All 4 weeks must be ordered up-front, CHICAGOLAND RATES in order to receive discount. Chicagoland ....................................................................................$350 Rates based on 25 words or less. Chicagoland & any one zone ....................................................$470 Additional words are $11 each. Chicagoland & any two zones ..................................................$520 Prepayment Required. Mastercard, Visa & American Express accepted. STATEWIDE ................................ $530 The Illinois Press Association guarantees (Includes Chicagoland and ALL Three Zones) placement in at least 90% of the newspapers listed. R_SEPT 2014 *Based on 3.3 readers per copy. Scarborough Research and National Newspaper Network LP 2009 The Illinois Press Advertising Service 900 Community Drive • Springfi eld, IL 62703 Phone: 217.241.1700 Fax: 217-241-1701 www.illinoispress.org ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK Participating Newspapers CHICAGOLAND 92 Newspapers / Circulation 618,805 / Readers: 2, 042, 056* Addison Press Evanston Review Northbrook Star Arlington Heights Journal Forest Park Review Oak Brook Doings (The) Austin Weekly News Franklin Park Herald-Journal Oak Park, Oak Leaves Barrington Courier-Review Geneva Republican (The) Oak Park, Wednesday Journal Bartlett Press Glencoe News Palatine Journal & Topics Batavia Republican (The) Glen Ellyn News Palos Heights, The Regional News Bensenville, Suburban Journal Glenview, The Lantern Park Ridge Herald-Advocate Berwyn / Cicero Life Golf Mill Journal Park Ridge Journal Bloomingdale Press Highland Park News Plainfield Enterprise (The) Bolingbrook Bugle Hinsdale Doings (The) Prospect Heights Journal Bolingbrook Reporter Hinsdale, The Hinsdalean River Forest, Forest Leaves Buffalo Grove Countryside Joliet Bugle Riverside Landmark Buffalo Grove Journal & Topics La Grange Doings (The) Rolling Meadows Journal & Topics Chicago, Chatham-Southeast Citizen La Grange Suburban Life Romeoville Bugle Chicago, Hyde Park Citizen Lake Forest, Lake Forester Rosemont Journal Chicago Journal Lake Zurich Courier St. Charles Republican (The) Chicago’s Northwest Side Press Lemont Reporter / Met Shorewood Sentinel (The) Chicago, Reporter Libertyville Review Skokie Review Chicago, Skyline Lincolnshire Review Vernon Hills Review Chicago, Southend Citizen Lincolnwood Review Villa Park / Oakbrook Terrace Argus Chicago, South Suburban Citizen Lombard Spectator Warrenville Press Chicago Weekend Long Grove Northwest Journal Western Springs Doings (The) Clarendon Hills Doings Maywood, West Suburban Journal Westmont Progress Clarendon Hills Suburban Life McHenry, The Farmside Wheaton Leader Deerfield Review Morton Grove Champion Wheeling Journal & Topics DesPlaines Journal Mt. Prospect Journal Willowbrook / Burr Ridge Doings Downers Grove Bugle Mundelein Review Wilmette Life Downers Grove Reporter Niles Bugle Winnetka, The Current Elk Grove Journal Niles Herald-Spectator Woodridge Bugle Elmhurst Press Niles Journal Worth, The Reporter Elmwood Park, Elm Leaves Norridge-Harwood Heights News NORTHERN ZONE 79 Newspapers / Circulation 621,725 / Readers: 2, 051, 693* Aledo Times Record (The) Geneseo Republic Pecatonica Gazette Amboy News (The) Geneseo, Henry Co. Advertiser-Shopper Peotone Vedette Ashton Gazette (The) Geneva, Kane County Chronicle Plano Record Beecher Herald Geneva, Suburban News Bulletin Polo, Tri-County Press Beloit Shopper Grant Park Gazette Princeton, Bureau Co. Republican Belvidere Republican Grayslake, Lake County Journal Princeton Journal (The) Belvidere, Boone County Journal Joliet Herald-News Rochelle News Leader Bourbonnais Country Market Kewanee Star Courier Rock Island Argus (The) Braidwood Journal (The) Kewanee Tri County Shopper Rockford, The Shopper Byron Tempo LaSalle, News Tribune Rockton Herald Cambridge Chronicle Lanark, Carroll Co. Prairie Advocate News Rock River Times (The) Channahon Channooka Weekly Machesney Park Post-Journal (The) Sandwich Record Cherry Valley Shopper Manhattan American Savanna Times-Journal Coal City Courant (The) Manteno News Sterling / Rock Falls, Daily Gazette Crete Record-Monitor Mendota Reporter (The) Stockton, Scoop Today Crystal Lake, Northwest Herald Moline, Dispatch (The) Stockton, Village Voices DeKalb, Daily Chronicle Morris Daily Herald (The) Summit, DesPlaines Valley News (The) DeKalb Midweek Mt. Carroll, Mirror Democrat Thomson, Carroll Co. Review (The) Dixon, Telegraph (The) Mt. Morris Times Tiskilwa, Bureau Valley Chief Durand, The Volunteer New Lenox Reporter Walnut Leader (The) Durand, Volunteer Plus Northwestern Illinois Dispatch Warren, The Flash Earlville Post (The) Oregon Republican Reporter Wilmington, Free Press Advocate (The) Forreston Journal Oregon, Ogle Co. Life Woodridge, Fox Valley News Shopper Freeport Journal Standard (The) Oswego Ledger-Sentinel Woodstock Independent (The) Freeport Scene (The) Orion Gazette Yorkville, Kendall Co. Record Galena Gazette (The) Ottawa Delivered Galva News (The) Ottawa, The Times Bold print represents daily newspapers, italics represent shoppers / TMC’s. *Based on 3.3 readers per copy. Scarborough Research and National Newspaper Network LP 2009 R_SEPT 2014 Statewide or Nationwide... We can handle your advertising! 900 Community Drive • Springfield, IL 62703 The Illinois Press Advertising Service Phone: 217.241.1700 Fax: 217-241-1701 www.illinoispress.org ILLINOIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK Participating Newspapers CENTRAL ZONE 88 Newspapers / Circulation 406,426 / Readers: 1,341,206* Arthur Graphic-Clarion (The) Havana, Mason Co. Democrat Paxton Record (The) Astoria South Fulton Argus (The) Hillsboro, Journal-News (The) Pekin Daily Times Atwood / Cerro Gordo, So Piatt Record-Herald Jerseyville, Jersey Co. Journal Peoria County News Bulletin Barry, The Paper Kankakee Daily Journal (The) Peoria, North Peoria Co. Shopper Beardstown, Cass Co. Star Gazette LaHarpe, Hancock Co. Quill (The) Pittsfield, Pike Press Canton, Daily Ledger LeRoy, Farmer City Press Philo, Southern Champaign Co. Today Carlinville, Macoupin Co. Enquirer Democrat Lewistown, Fulton Democrat Pleasant Hill, Weekly Messenger (The) Carrollton, Green Prairie Press Litchfield News Herald (The) Pontiac, Daily Leader Carthage, Hancock Co. Journal-Pilot Livingston Shopping News Quincy Herald-Whig (The) Casey, Reporter (The) Mahomet Citizen Rankin Independent Casey, Westfield News-Sun Marshall Advocate Rantoul Press Chillicothe Times Bulletin Marshall Independent Choice Raymond News (The) Chrisman Leader (The) Monmouth, Daily Review Atlas Raymond, Panhandle Press (The) Cissna Park News Monticello, Piatt Co. Journal-Republican Staunton Star Times Clifton, Advocate (The) Morrisonville Times (The) Stronghurst, Henderson Co. Quill Clinton Journal Morton Courier Sullivan, News-Progress (The) Clinton Advertiser Morton Times-News Taylorville, Breeze Courier (The) Decatur Tribune Mt. Sterling, Democrat Message (The) Taylorville Shopping Spree Delavan Times (The) Mt. Zion Region News Tolono, County Star East Peoria Times Courier Neoga News Tuscola, Journal (The) El Paso Journal New Berlin, County Tribune (The) Tuscola, Tri-County Journal Eureka, Woodford Courier Normal, McLean Co. News Bulletin Villa Grove News Eureka, Woodford Co. News Bulletin Nokomis, Free Press-Progress Virden Recorder Fairbury, Blade (The) Oakland, Country Crossroads Washington Courier Galesburg, Knox County Neighbors Ogden, Leader (The) Washington Times-Reporter Georgetown, Independent News Onarga, Lone Tree Leader Waverly Journal Gilman Star Oquawka Current Winchester, Scott County Times Girard Gazette Palmyra, Northwestern News Hardin, Calhoun News Herald Pana News-Palladium Havana, Market Place (The) Paris Beacon-News SOUTHERN ZONE 56 Newspapers / Circulation 250,904 / Readers: 827,982* Albion, Navigator Journal Register (The) Fairview Heights, Tribune (The) O’Fallon, Command Post Altamont News (The) Farina News Okawville, Times Alton, Telegraph (The) Flora, Clay Co. Advocate-Press Pinckneyville Press (The) Anna, Gazette Democrat (The) Goreville Gazette Ramsey News-Journal
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