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Media Kit 2017-2018 RATES + INFORMATION Advertise with Us The Daily Illini • Buzz • lllio • Technograph • WPGU 107.1 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Media Kit 2017-2018 RATES + INFORMATION Advertise with us... Illini Media has been at the heart of communications on the University The Daily Illini and dailyillini.com put of Illinois campus for over a century. Our successful, award-winning, you in front of almost 62,000 University student-run organization has served as an unparalleled training ground of Illinois students, faculty and staff for students interested in all aspects of media operations. Countless with up-to-the minute campus, numbers of professional writers, editors, photographers, artists, on- community, and sports news. air talent and salespeople began their careers here, gaining practice expertise that complemented their academic experiences at the University. Buzz online bridges the cultural divide between the campus community and the thriving entertainment in Champaign-Urbana. Reach a wider audience that is targeted in its desire to help readers get out and have a great time. Find your way to the Technograph, written by and for the over 8,000 UIUC Statistics undergrad and graduate students of the nationally ranked engineering TOTAL CAMPUS program at the University of Illinois. POPULATION: 61,697 UNDERGRADUATES WPGU-FM 107.1 is the place to hear alternative music. Champaign-Urbana’s 32,650 hook-up for tickets to concerts, U of I INTERNATIONAL sports, Krannert and Assembly Hall STUDENTS performances. Be a part of the fun. 10,037 GRADUATE STUDENTS Our Digital and Special Marketing options provide your business with 11,739 the opportunity for a high level FACULTY & STAFF of exposure with a very diverse demographic, putting you directly into the hands of your potential customers SOURCE: 2016-17 statistics from dmi.illinois.edu 17,308 on multiple platforms. 217.337.8382 | advertise.illinimedia.com | efective 8/1/17 THE DAILY ILLINI About The Daily Illini Since 1871, The Daily Illini has been a mainstay on the University of Illinois campus and has grown into one of the country’s preeminent student-run newspapers. Distributed free on campus and throughout Champaign-Urbana Mondays and Thursdays, The Daily Illini provides the campus community with its number one source for news, sports coverage, commentary, and public opinion. As a training ground for student journalists, The Daily Illini is on the cutting edge of new technology. News is reported throughout the day with updates on dailyillini.com, WPGU 107.1, and through Facebook and Twitter. The Daily Illini’s fall and spring circulation is 8,000. We are distributed free at over 150 locations on campus and in the community. In addition, hundreds of copies will be put directly in the hands of students by our marketing team. DISPLAY RATES DISPLAY AD Placing ads by phone: COLOR RATES DEADLINES If you would prefer to place Local Open Rate $18.40 your ad with us directly, our Process Color – $5/col. inch 5 p.m. three business days classifed staff is available to • Up to a maximum charge of Annual Bulk Contract Rates preceding date of publication. take your ad over the phone $400. Plan Column Rate Per Check with your ad rep Inches Col. Inch or email. Please call us at • Color requests are subject to regarding special editions 217-337-8382 or email us at availability. Single colors are A 125" $14.60 and supplements or university [email protected] mixed from CMYK process B 250" $13.80 holidays which may have In addition to PAID ads for color. C 500" $13.05 special deadlines. commercial businesses, we • Color rates are net. D 750" $12.65 offer FREE ONLINE ads to E 1000" $12.10 CLASSIFIED ADS UIUC students who sign into F 2500" $11.35 SUBSCRIPTION their accounts with “Illinois. G 5000" $11.00 There are two ways to place RATES classifed ads. edu” addresses. This service to UIUC students provides a more Subscriptions are mailed on U of I Department Rate robust selection of classifed Friday for the week’s editions. $10 per column inch Placing ads online: ads and attracts more students For additional information, call $25 fat color fee Classifed advertisers can place print and online classifed ads to the ads you place with us. 217-337-8314. StuDent Organization Rate directly at: One semester $100 $5 per column inch http://www.dailyillini.com/ SENDING One year $190 $25 fat color fee page/classifeds AN AD? Sign in and create an account. Email a high-resolution You have the option to place National ADvertising PDF of your ad by 12 noon ads in print in The Daily Illini Rate: $18.40 per column one business day prior to each Monday and Thursday, on inch net. Bulk discounts are publication to: our website, or both. available. [email protected] If you have questions or need help with your classifed ad campaign, please contact us at [email protected] or 217-337-8382. 217.337.8382 | advertise.illinimedia.com | efective 8/1/17 dailyillini.com THE DAILY ILLINI SPECIAL PLACEMENT OPTIONS DI FRONT PAGE DI CROSSWORD ADVERTISING PUZZLE SPONSOR Only one advertiser per day can place With a dedicated following, The Daily an ad at the bottom of The Daily Illini Illini crossword puzzle is a great place front pages. Spots are reserved on for you to build brand recognition. This a frst-come, frst-served basis and 3 col. x 2.5” color space is available include color. Mondays and Thursdays. Front Page A (News) $200/week (M and Th) 6 col. x 3” $600/Day OR reserve 2 days $600 for 4 weeks for $500/Day Front Page B (Sports) PREMIUM PLACEMENT 6 col. x 3” $500/Day OR reserve 2 days Ask your representative for available for $400/Day premium spots in each paper (inside front, page 3, Features page, back SUDOKU SPONSOR page). 20% added to cost of ad when Sought out by many faithful fans, the this option is available. Sudoku puzzle is found in the classifed section of The Daily Illini. A 2.768” x 2” ad is available on top of the puzzle PRE-PRINTED every Monday and Thursday. Small INSERTION RATES but powerful, you’ll beneft from the Open 7X 16X repetition of the eyes seeing this ad. $1,150 $900 $700 $150/week (M and Th) • Check with your ad rep for available dates. $500 for 4 weeks • All insert rates are net. • Multiple page inserts may require *Special placement options are subject to availability* additional costs. We recommend printing inserts on 70 lb. paper or better. Maximum size, fat or folded, is 11” by 11”. Should inserts require special handling, cost will be passed on to the advertiser. A sample of every preprinted insert must be submitted for approval to: The Daily Illini, 512 East Green Street, Third Floor, Champaign, IL 61820. Submissions must be received no later than 14 days prior to requested publication date. Ship inserts no later than 7 Days prior to publication Date to: The Daily Illini c/o Peoria Journal Star Attention: Lance Allen 1 News Plaza Peoria, IL 61643 217.337.8382 | advertise.illinimedia.com | efective 8/1/17 PRINT AD SIZES Broadsheet Display Tabloid Sizes Display Specs Tabloid Specs • Page size: 10” × 20” • Image area: 10.25” × 9.75” • Column width: 1.56” or 9p4 (9 picas, 4 points) • Ad sizes are modular • 6 columns per page, 9 point gutters • Please provide ads as a PDF when submitting by email. • Display ads should be undersized 1 pica (.167”) in height Email ads to [email protected] (Example: a 6 column × 8” ad should be produced as 10”w × 7.833”h) Tabloid Publications COLUMNS INCHES PICAS • Annual Best of CU issue (published Friday, November 3) • Special interest supplements One 1.56” 9p4 • CI: equivalent contract inches Two 3.25” 19p6 Three 4.94” 29p7 Four 6.62” 39p9 Five 8.31” 49p10 Full Page 3/4 Page 1/2 Horizontal 1/2 Vertical 10.25" × 9.75" 7.66" × 9.75" 10.25" × 4.75" 5" × 9.75" Six 10” 60p 61p6 × 58p6 46p × 58p6 61p6 × 28p6 30p3 × 58p6 62 CI 46 CI 30 CI 30 CI Sample Ad Sizes 1 col. 2 col. 3 col. 4 col. 5 col. 6 col. 20” 3/8 Horizontal 3/8 Vertical 1/4 Square 1/4 Vertical 1/4 Banner 7.66" × 4.75" 5" × 7.25" 5" × 4.75" 2.46" × 9.75" 10.25" × 2.33" FULL PAGE 1/4 PAGE 19” 46p × 28p6 30p3 × 43p6 30p3 × 28p6 14p9 × 58p6 61p6 × 14p 6 col. x 20” 3 col. x 20” 23 CI 15 CI 15 CI 15 CI 18” 23 CI 17” 16” 1/4 Landscape 1/8 Horizontal 1/8 Vertical 1/16 Page 4 col. x 4” 15” 7.66" × 3.12" 5" × 2.33" 2.46" × 4.75" 2.46" × 2.33" 46p × 18p9 30p3 × 14p 14p9 × 28p6 14p9 × 14p 14” 15 CI 7 CI 7 CI 3.5 CI 13” 12” 11” Booklet Sizes 1/2 PAGE 10” 6 col. x 10” 9” 2 col. x 8” 8” 7” 1/2 Horizontal 1/2 Vertical 1/4 Horizontal 7.25" × 4.625" 3.5" × 9.5" 7.25" × 2.25" 1/8 PAGE 6” 3 col. x 5” 5” 4” 1 col. 3” x 1/4 Vertical Full Page 1/8 Page 2” 2” 3.5" × 4.625" 7.25 × 9.5" 3.5" × 2.25" 1” 217.337.8382 | advertise.illinimedia.com | efective 8/1/17 Champaign-Urbana’s community magazine FREE Champaign-Urbana’s community magazine FREE Champaign-Urbana’s community magazine FREE BUZZ buzzweekly buzzweekly Champaign-Urbana’s community magazine FREE Week of feBruary 26, 2016 More on nature, Beer, Bliss 05 tasty tea 08 a sotliGt 0 buzz readbuzz.com Week of feBruary 12, 2016 Week of feBruary , 2016 About buzz & readbuzz.com More on More on Galentine's day...yay! 03 sounds like younG love 05 vday eats for all 08 readbuzz.com revieW Wine Gala 03 2016 Movie trailer reations 0 ullen in aMaiGn 0 readbuzz.com Buzz is CU’s premier online arts and entertainment website covering the local music, food, and entertainment scene like no one else.
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