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Please reserve the following advertising space: Create at the exact specified size Link the URL in the SWF file ITUG NonMember Rates: 1x = $966 per month 3x = $875 per month 6x = $725 per month 12x = $630 per month 24x = $550 per month 1.http://www.itug.org/About/advertising/Web_Banner_Contract.pdf. The Association (hereafter “Publisher”) reserves the right to reject any advertising that does not conform to publication standards. 2. Advertisers and advertising agencies assume joint liability for all content (including text representation and illustration) of the advertisement and agree to indemnify, protect and hold harmless the Publisher from any claim or action based on the content of any advertisement published. 3. Payment must be made in full prior to the advertisement being released. 4. These terms and conditions shall apply to all advertising accepted by the Publisher, and these terms and conditions supersede any advertiser contract clauses. I agree to the terms and conditions of this contract and herby authorize the above advertising to be placed. I understand and agree to the rates, specifications, payment schedule, terms and policies for advertising with ITUG. I have all necessary rights to utilize the text and images included in this advertisement and I agree to Indemnify ITUG against any claims, damages, or cost arising from ITUG’s publication of such advertisements. I agree to accept a $300 penalty for cancellation of this contract. Agents may not alter the terms or conditions of this agreement. Google's purchase of DoubleClick will change the landscape of online advertising by enabling Google to offer both search-based and display advertising to its clients, ultimately boosting the vendor's competitive position.http://www.gartner.com/resources/148100/148153/google_extends_advertising_d_148153.pdf. The acquisition will combine DoubleClick's advertising management technology for media buyers and sellers with Google's advertising platform and publisher monetization services. With its acquisition of DoubleClick, Google dismisses the notion that it is almost exclusively a search company, while gaining a highly complementary market position and revenue stream via online display advertising. Search advertising accounts for about 40% of online advertising spending, while display advertising accounts for about 20% of that total. Online display advertising — such as banners and panels on Web pages that increasingly include video and rich-media advertisements — is particularly lucrative because an increasing portion of online advertising spending growth is coming from large brands. Large brands prefer high-impact advertising to the sponsored text links that comprise the mainstay of Google's inventory. As a result, Google has been challenged to tap this part of the online advertising revenue stream. Growth in display advertising has also been limited because these buyers have difficulty assembling large quantities of high-value display spots online due to fragmentation in the market and persistent concerns about inappropriate contexts. DoubleClick, which dominates display service among advertisers, provides Google with a set of valuable and new brand-advertiser relationships. ... Advertising and Sponsorship Price List (all pricing is subject to change) Newsletter Insert - $200 Newsletter Advertising: 2.http://www.explorenorthampton.com/chamber/members/advertisingpricesheet.pdf.5” x 3.5” Price: 1 for $125, 3 for $300, 12 for $1200 5” x 3.5” Price: 1 for $225, 3 for $550 7.5” x 3.25” Price 1 for $300, 3 for $725, 12 for $2900 Website Advertising - $75 per page/ per month ($50 per page/ per month if you reserve 3 or more months). Mailing Lists and Labels - $100 Arrive@5 Sponsorship - $250 for 1/3 sponsorship Meet & Eat Sponsorship- $250 for 1/3 sponsorship Downtown Banner Program - $600 year one/ $500 for renewal Table Top Exposition Exhibitor - $85 Best in Business Guide Advertising: Back cover with color: $1300 Inside covers with spot color: $750 Full page: $650 Half page (horizontal or vertical): $350 Quarter page: $220 Eighth page: $140 NEW YORK–February 16, 2006– Nielsen//NetRatings, a global leader in Internet media and market research, today announced that the number of sponsored link advertising impressions on the Google and Yahoo! ad platforms grew 16 percent, from 55.http://www.nielsen-netratings.com/pr/pr_060216.pdf.4 billion to 64.3 billion, between August 2005 and January 2006. This accounts for sponsored link impressions not only on the Google and Yahoo! Web sites, but also in their respective search and contextual advertising networks. ”While Google, in particular, seeks to diversify its revenue, it is a positive sign that its core search advertising business remains robust.” Although Google had more sponsored link impressions in January, Yahoo! is gaining ground. During the last six months, Yahoo’s sponsored links have grown 21 percent to 23.2 billion, while Google’s have grown 14 percent to 41.1 billion (see Table 1). eBay is the primary sponsored link advertiser on both sites (see Tables 2 and 3). “E-commerce advertisers, eBay chief among them, represent the top advertisers on both Yahoo! and Google. It is becoming increasingly clear that sponsored link advertising is a necessary cost of doing business for e-commerce companies,” Cassar continued. Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance Top 10 Advertisers, January 2006 (U.S.) Top advertisers, ranked by estimated spending, are based on data from AdRelevance, Nielsen//NetRatings' advertising research service. Top 10 Advertisers by Estimated Spending Estimated spending reflects CPM-based advertising only, and excludes search-based advertising, paid fee services, performance-based campaigns, sponsorships, barters, partnership ... Health Sciences Express Advertising Specifications 1) Bus Advertising Cards - with laminating To take into account a 1/4“ laminated border, card size should be 10 1/2 “ H x 55 1/2” W 11” 1/4” lip holds card 1/4” lip 3/4” 3/4” 1” clear plastic straps hold in card Max Recommended Printing area 9 1/2” x 54 1/2” 2) Bus Advertising Cards - without laminating Card size is 11” H x 56” W 11” 1/4” lip holds card 1/4” lip 3/4” 3/4” 10 1/2” 1” clear plastic straps hold in card Max Recommended Printing area 9 1/2” x 54 1/2” HEALTH SCIENCES EXPRESS 10 1/2” Health Sciences Express a Property & Transport Services Program 1137 N.http://www.washington.edu/admin/pts/hse_advertising_specs.pdf.E. Boat Street Seattle, WA 98105-6709 Tel 206.685.3146 Email: shuttles@u.washington.ed CHICAGO YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAS Advertising Contract OUR AUDIENCES are well educated, diverse, and committed to the arts and education.http://www.cyso.org/pdf/2007-2008-Season-Advertising-Agreement.pdf. Your advertisement will be read before, during, and after each of our season performances reaching over 10,000 people. In fact, our patrons are known for collecting and saving our program books. Not to mention the over 350 students who play for the CYSO. By placing your advertisement with us you are taking advantage of a unique opportunity. Advertiser: ______________________________________________________________________________ Contact Name: ____________________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________________________ *If you are interested in exciting cross marketing opportunities through sponsorships in addition to your advertising or have any questions please contact Samantha Snodgrass for more information by phone (312) 939-2207 ext 31 or email ssnodgrass@cyso.org* I/we have read and understand that upon submission of this contract I agree to advertise with the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras and to pay the below specified amount. Advertising and labeling of food make large amounts of nutrition information available to consumers.http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/ah715/ah715c.pdf. In the 1980's, widespread, but inconsistent, claims and advertising accompanied increased public recognition of the connection between nutrition and health. After the NLEA was implemented, the FTC issued a policy statement on food advertising that automatically makes claims acceptable for advertising if they conform to the FDA regulations. Claims inadmissible for label-ing are not admissible in advertising. For example, the producer of a product low in fat will vol-untarily advertise that fact, while failing to disclose a high sodium content. However, competitors might advertise that their products are low in both fat and sodium. For example, the cigarette brand that advertises less tar is alerting consumers to a negative aspect of all cigarettes. The unfolding theory implies that the presence of adver-tising is a signal of quality and that lack of advertising about a specific quality alerts consumers to a probable absence of quality (Grossman; Ippolito and Mathios, 1990). When information provid-ed by nutrition and health claims on packages and advertising motivates consumers, however, the how-to aspect of nutrition-content labeling might have an effect. This view of advertising is that it contains factual information. Other literature emphasizes the image or persuasive nature of advertising. For the economists of information literature to be relevant, advertising must be informational. Abernathy and Franke conducted a meta-analysis of 59 studies on the information content of advertising to determine how much and what ... AFP Banner Advertising Order Form The AFP Website is a favored Internet destination of AFP Members and related professionals, with more than 43,000 user sessions per month.http://www.afpnet.org/content_documents/Banner_Advertising_Form.pdf. Four reasons that banner advertising will work for you: 1. Statistics show that people who use the Web are high-powered, hard-driving professionals who research purchases on the web. 2. Web advertising is an economical marketing tool—with no printing or mailing expenses. 3. Banner advertising springs well-targeted prospects directly to your website—no phone calls for prospects to make, no cards to fill out. 4. Reaching AFP members takes you straight to the top! Banner advertising is available on the AFP Website www.afpnet.org on a first-come first-served basis (please specify ad size and desired location at time of order). The following represent the availability and size requirements for the banner ads: Homepage www.afpnet.org (Tier I) – over 43,000 unique visitors per month Dimensions: 120 (wide) x 90 pixels (high) File Size: Up to 45kb Format: GIF file format only, animated or static Price: $2,000 / month or $5,000/ 3 months or $10,000 / 6 Months Additional Tier II and Tier III Ads available for $2,000 each Tier/page selected. Knowledge Areas available - Ethics, Jobs, or Resource Center (Tier II) – average over 20,000 unique visitors per month in each knowledge area. Dimensions: 120 (wide) x 240 pixels (high) File Size: Up to 45kb Format: GIF file format only, animated or static Price: $1,500 / month or $3,000/ 3 months or $5,000 / 6 Months Insertion Information Payment Information (Payment must be included) Banner Advertisement Advertising Space means one Advertisement, stored on the SoftwareArchives.http://www.softwarearchives.com/pdf/advertising_agreement.pdf.com Web server, with a defined start Date. Advertisement means the graphic file supplied by an Advertiser which can be selected by a user as a Link. Slot means an HTML page which may include a SoftwareArchives.com Internet Advertising Space and the Sponsor's Advertisement. Start Date means the first day the SoftwareArchives.com Internet Web server will display the Advertisement. Usage Statistics means a set of numbers compiled by SoftwareArchives.com Internet and reported on a periodic basis to Advertiser (if requested), for the purpose of assessing a value, and for estimating future rates. PAYMENT: SoftwareArchives.com Internet reserves the right to hold Advertiser and its authorized advertising agent jointly and severally liable for any and all amounts owed. RIGHT TO REFUSE UNACCEPTABLE ADVERTISING: SoftwareArchives.com reserves the right to refuse any advertisement sponsorship banner that does not completely conform to every detail, instruction, method, and guideline set in the Advertising Specifications which can be found on the SoftwareArchives.com Web Site. SoftwareArchives.com reserves the right to refuse any advertisement graphic that does not arrive 10 days before the Advertiser would like the banner to be produced online. SoftwareArchives.com does not accept advertising from companies that produce or provide tobacco, alcohol, or pornographic products or services (SoftwareArchives.com shall have complete discretion to define), or their subsidiaries, or foundations funded by such companies whose function is to improve acceptance of ... At the top 100 ad agencies, however, minorities represent only 16% of all employees That’s a gap of 13 points.http://www.aef.com/pdf/diversity_in_advertising.pdf. Those top 100 ad agencies, however, are all located in major cities, urban centers where the multicultural population averages 40% or better. In fact, there are hardly any white collar professions as un-diverse as advertising. Because Advertising Matters Because there is nothing like advertising Since 1973, the AAAA has conducted the Multicultural Advertising Internship Program to encourage African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic-American, and Native-American college students to consider advertising as a career. Ad agencies a cost effective way to identify, observe and recruit student talent Serious students of advertising the chance to gain real-world work experience, establish industry contacts and valuable professional credit AAF Mosaic Career Fairs connect talented minority advertising students with industry professionals who are seeking entry-level candidates. Advertising Educational Foundation Created in 1983 as a non-profit foundation supported by ad agencies, advertisers and media companies. The AEF is the advertising industry's provider and distributor of educational content to enrich the understanding of advertising as an essential component of our economic and social system. The objectives of the AEF are to expand and elevate the advertising discourse and to help attract the highest level of talent to the industry The AEF believes advertising is a vital and highly visible force in society. A realistic understanding of how advertising is created, how it works and what it contributes to our social and ... Please return this contract and send ad materials and correspondence to: IFLA Express - IFLA Express is the WLIC Congress newsletter, and is distributed to a mailing list of 7,000 in the whole world.http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla72/advertising-application-form.pdf. Two issues of IFLA Express will appear before the Congress; five issues will be distributed as a daily newspaper during the WLIC Congress itself. Insert in delegates bag - A leaflet can be inserted in all congress bags after approval of the organisers. No cancellations are accepted. ° Art files, layout files and fonts need to be provided on a CD-ROM. Files smaller than 2MB can be emailed to WLIC2006@congrex.nl, with the subject line listing the publication name and advertiser name. ° Proofs must be supplied for all ad materials. Without an accurate colour proof, the publisher cannot be held responsible for the outcome of the colour. ° Advertising materials will not be returned after publication. ° Publisher is not responsible for the final reproductive quality of any materials provided to publisher that do not meet the defined specifications of this publication. Deviations from these standard guidelines may require additional time or costs, and/or sacrifice reproduction predictability. PAYMENT: Eckssaloon.http://www.eckssaloon.com/AdAgreement.pdf.com reserves the right to hold Advertiser and its authorized advertising agent jointly and severally liable for any and all amounts owed. RIGHT TO REFUSE UNACCEPTABLE ADVERTISING: Eckssaloon.com reserves the right to refuse any advertisement sponsorship banner that does not completely conform to the design of our templates. Eckssaloon.com reserves the right to refuse any advertisement graphic that does not arrive seven days before the Advertiser would like the banner to be produced online. Eckssaloon.com reserves the right to refuse pornographic products or services (which Eckssaloon.com shall have complete discretion to define). This Agreement is voidable by Ecksaloon.com immediately if Advertiser fails to disclose (or conceals or misrepresents) any involvement in pornographic products or services. In addition, Eckssaloon.com may in its complete discretion refuse the use of any other advertising that it deems to be inappropriate. Advertiser is solely responsible for any legal liability arising out of or relating to (1) the Advertisement, and/or (2) any material to which users can link through the Advertisement. Advertiser represents and warrants that the Advertisement and Link comply with Eckssaloon.com advertising standards; and that it holds the necessary rights to permit the use of the Advertisement and Link by Eckssaloon.com for the purpose of this Agreement; and that the use, reproduction, distribution, or transmission of the Advertisement will not violate any criminal laws or any rights of any third parties, including, but not limited to, such violations as infringement or misappropriation ... SAN FRANCISCO – April 26, 2007 – The Click Quality Council™, an independent group of leading online advertisers, advertising agencies and click quality monitoring firms, today published a list of eight principles it believes should serve as the foundation for ensuring industry-wide click quality.http://www.clickqualitycouncil.org/4-26-2007.pdf. The Click Quality Council published its list of principles at ad:tech San Francisco, one of the largest gatherings of traditional and online advertisers and agencies. The development of the eight core principles for ensuring click quality is the result of a six month effort by Click Quality Council members to identify the key elements needed to deliver adequate quality in pay-per-click advertising campaigns. The eight cornerstone principles include: 1) Advertisers should never pay for double clicks or repeat clicks from the same session. 2) Advertisers should never pay for traffic from bots. 3) Advertisers should have control over where, when and to whom ads are distributed. 4) Domain and IP exclusion lists from search providers should be easy to use and maintain. 5) Search providers should provide advertisers detailed referrer information on all traffic that is billed. 6) Advertisers should never pay for traffic originating outside the specified geo-targeted settings. “As search engines and industry groups work on the development of click quality standards, it’s important they know the key principles advertisers believe should be part of any initiatives,” said Matt Greitzer, director of Search Marketing, National Practice Lead for Avenue A | Razorfish, one of the largest interactive services firms in the world. “Today we ... Advertising on School Buses Over the past few years, a number of states and local school districts have considered allowing the placement of advertisements on the exterior of school buses.http://www.nasdpts.org/documents/advertise.pdf. While several states or school districts have proceeded with such programs, most states continue to prohibit advertising on school buses. There are a number of issues that are relevant to advertising on school buses, including potential safety consequences and the content of the advertising and potential legal challenges to any content restrictions. Potential Safety Concerns There has been considerable debate between those that believe advertising on school buses is a legitimate and reasonable means for obtaining additional revenue to maintain school bus operations and those that believe advertising on school buses presents an inherent safety risk to students. A significant claim by the advocates for advertising is that there are no data to show that advertising on school buses, or any other type of bus, is or would be distracting to passing motorists. Opponents to advertising on school buses acknowledge that there are no statistics to show the potential safety consequences of advertising on the outside of school buses. Their argument is that if you put advertising on the exterior of a school bus to catch the attention of passing motorists (since that is precisely what advertising is designed to do), then you run the inherent risk that passing motorists will focus their attention on the advertising and not notice, for example, that the school bus has stopped, or Since advertising on the exterior of a school bus is a potential source ... 2007 MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO ADVERTISING RATES October 18 - 21, 2007 Warner Coliseum, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, Saint Paul, MN Advertising Rates for MN Beef Expo Sale Catalog Over 3,500 catalogs circulated each year Back cover, 4 - color, 7.http://www.mnbeefexpo.com/pdf_2007/MBE07_advertising.pdf.25” x 7” (placed above mail area) .............................. $500.00 Back cover, 4 - color, w/ bleed off, 8” x 7.375” (live area 7.25” x 7”) ............ $500.00 Inside front cover, 4 - color, 7.25” x 10.5” ............................................................ 55.00 Advertising Deadlines: Camera Ready Copy August 31 *Preferred formats are PDF JPG, TIF or EPS (w/ TIF preview) *300 DPI & saved for maximum quality settings Mail to: Minnesota Beef Expo Attention: Advertising 1265 North Snelling Avenue Saint Paul, MN 55108-3099 Electronic copy should be sent to ADVERTISING ORDER FORM Averages are from the last 30 days) About us: PaperbackReader.http://www.paperbackreader.com/adv.pdf.Com gets 1100 unique visitors a day, and on average, serves 4500 pages. Home Page advertising These are 200x200 placements on the home page. They are available above the fold on the left, and above and below on the right. These each receive about 50,000 impressions, monthly. 2. Review Advertising There is one, 468x60 advertising on the top of each review. Collectively across all reviews, these receive about 90,000 impressions monthly. 3. Column and gutter advertising There are gutter and margin ads throughout the site, in 160x578 format. There receive about 10,000 impressions a month. 4. In-Content advertising Ads of 480xAny are available on the bottom of Columns, Reviews, or anything specific that you’d like to target. These receive anywhere from 1200 to 15000 impressions per month, depending on the sponsorship. Costs are as follows: Contracts lasting six months to a year receive a 10% discount. Contracts longer than year receive a 20% discount. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | | ||
