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| In 2006, Advertising Week, in partnership with the AAAA’s New York Council, created the GeneratioNext Fund: A new program to promote diversity and generate dedicated funding to establish new internship & mentoring programs in New York City.http://www.advertisingweek.com/generationext/generationext.pdf. To fund this initiative, Advertising Week held two blowout events — AOL AMP’d Up, a live concert featuring Gnarls Barkley at the Nokia Theater, and a blowout block party in Tribeca featuring DJ Mark Ronson. Over 3,600 young industry professionals attended the two events, which raised a combined $100,000 to fund talent & diversity initiatives. There are two (2) components for GeneratioNext 2007: September 24th – AOL AMP’d Up featuring Gym Class Heroes and Panic! At the Disco, Nokia Theater, 8 pm September 27th – Univision Wrap Party, A Bene fit for GeneratioNext, Tribeca Cinemas, 8pm 1. Select Your GeneratioNext Package: All-In Package: Large Agency - $10,000 20 Passes AMP’d Up 30 Tickets GeneratioNext Wrap Party Total $: _______________ 2. Your Contact Information (Make checks payable to Advertising Week, Inc.) FAX: With payment info to Advertising Week at 212-381-6801 MAIL TO: Advertising Week, Inc., 1065 Ave of the Americas, 9th fl., New York, NY 10018 REGISTRATION QUESTIONS: Please call Lance Pillersdorf at 646-213-6125 It is the policy of the district that the district’s name, facilities, staff, students, or any part of the school district shall not be used for advertising or promoting the interests of a commercial or nonprofit agency or organization except as set forth in this policy.http://www.elkriver.k12.mn.us/board/policies/policy_1009.pdf. ADVERTISING GUIDELINES School publications, including publications such as programs and calendars, may accept and publish paid advertising provided they receive advance approval from the appropriate administrator. In no instance shall publications accept advertising that promotes alcohol, tobacco, drugs, drug paraphernalia, weapons, or pornographic or illegal materials. Advertisements may be rejected by the school district if determined to be inconsistent with the educational objectives of the school district or inappropriate for inclusion in the publication. The building administrator or their designee is responsible for screening all such advertising for appropriateness, including compliance with the school district policy prohibiting sexual, racial, and religious harassment. The school board may approve advertising in school district facilities or on school district property. Any approval will state precisely where such advertising may be placed. The restrictions listed in Section 2.1 above will apply. Advertising will not be allowed outside the specific area approved by the school board. Specific advertising must be approved by the superintendent or designee. Donations that include or carry advertisements must be approved by the school board. Nonprofit entities and organizations may be allowed to use the school district name, students, or facilities ... In that article, I touched upon advertisements.http://www.ohioagriculture.gov/auction/Buckeye_AdvertisingMistakes.pdf. As a part of my job duties, I conduct random ad checks each month; in this article, I would like to discuss common advertising mistakes I see. Section 4707.22 of the Ohio Revised Code specifically addresses advertisements. The most common advertising error I see is the failure to list the licensed auctioneer’s name or registered name in the advertisement. All apprentices licensed after January 1, 2007 must provide copies of their advertisements, along with signed slips from their sponsor, as proof of their twelve sales needed to complete their auctioneer license application. An increasing area of concern is the incorrect advertising of an absolute auction. As such, when you advertise an absolute auction, under provisions in R.C. 4707.22(C), you must use the word “absolute” in your advertisement and you cannot use a phrase that means absolute in lieu of the term “absolute”. Please note in order to advertise an absolute auction, you must have a contract with your seller that clearly identifies the auction as an absolute, and the definition of an absolute auction, as found in R.C. 4707.01, must be included in the contract. If you advertise an auction as an absolute auction, you must conduct the auction as an absolute auction. Failure to conduct an auction as advertised may result in disciplinary action. It is not required under Ohio law to put in your ads that you are licensed by the department and bonded in favor of the State of Ohio; it is required to be in the contract not the advertisement. The final area of concern is the advertisement of estate auctions. You must contract ... AATCC P.http://www.aatcc.org/media/docs/AATCC_Review_2005_Classified_Rate_Sheet.pdf. O. Box 12215 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Tel: 919/549-3547 Fax: 919/549-8933 E-mail: thomass@aatcc.org International Magazine For Textile Design, Processing And Testing Official Publication of the AATCC Issues per Year: 12 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Available in boxed ads only, at the following sizes and prices Cost per Size Ad y Creative Services: AATCC Review offers design and layout services to advertisers who do not have an advertising agency. • There has been extensive trade press coverage about the risks and rewards of advertising in user generated online content.http://www.bluelithium.com/press/bl_labs_user_generated_content.pdf. However the public discussion has focused on issues of brand integrity. • Behind the scenes, BlueLithium has been receiving questions from our marketing customers about the bottom line performance difference between advertising on user generated vs. editorially-generated online content. However there have been no major quantitative studies of the performance differences available from research houses. • BlueLithium Labs conducted a large scale, thorough, quantitative, study of the bottom line performance differences between user generated online content and editorially-generated online content. • UGC sites provide a greater bang for the buck • Non-UGC comScore 250 sites provide the best performance, with a comparable bang for the buck as compared to UGC. • Sample size: 1,757,000,000 impressions and 716 ad creatives representing numerous campaigns and categories of advertisers. All results were fully normalized to eliminate bias from over or under exposure to any single ad, cam-paign or site. • Publishers: Three classes of sites were tested: 1. The Wikipedia definition of user generated content was applied (media content that is produced or pri-marily influenced by end-users, as opposed to traditional media producers, licensed broadcasters and production companies) 2. UGC possibly provides a better place to invest advertising dollars to drive clicks and conversions. While overall results show that UGC sites provide a lower cost per conversion, this varies signifi cantly across sites and advertisers ... By advertising on HIMSS websites, you can be assured your message is reaching the top level of healthcare technology professionals.http://www.himss.org/content/files/web_ads_contract.pdf. The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) agrees to display an advertisement on the HIMSS website (www.himss.org) in a designated Advertising Space exclusively reserved for the Advertiser; this display includes a link from the advertisement to a designated web page on the Advertiser's DEFINITIONS: "Advertising Space" means the specified location and dimensions on a designated web page or pages on the HIMSS website where an advertisement may be displayed. "Advertisement" (or "Ad") means the graphic file supplied by an Advertiser displayed in a designated adver-tising space. This advertisement can be selected by a user as a Link to the Advertiser's web site. PAYMENT: HIMSS 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: HIMSS reserves the right to refuse any advertisement that does not completely conform to every detail, instruction, method, and guideline. HIMSS reserves the right to refuse any advertisement graphic that does not arrive three business days before the Advertiser would like the Advertisement to be displayed online. 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 HIMSS's advertising standards; and that ... 7.http://www.in.gov/dot/div/permits/forms/45918.pdf. Is sign located in an unzoned commercial or industrial area? If unzoned, identify qualifying commercial or industrial activity 8. Denote Controlling Municipality: 11. Was the property rezoned for the purpose of erecting a billboard after March 15, 1986? Yes No SIGN DESCRIPTION: 17. Does the sign principally advertise activities taking place on the property where the sign is located? Yes No Zoning classification (Primary) (Zoning Affidavit & Local Building Permit must be attached) Under the penalty of perjury, I certify the above statements to be correct to the best of my knowledge and belief of the undersigned who is authorized to sign this application. I certify that I have obtained authorization from the property owner to erect the structure described herein. DISCLAIMER The issurance of this permit shall in no way imply Dept. of Transportation approval of, or be intended to influence any action pending before a local board, commission, or agency. Please reference the Indiana Dept. Of Transportation Outdoor Advertising Manual for any explanation or information necessary to fill out this application. Failure to provide this information will result in denial of the permit. To raise awareness of the AspiringDocs.http://www.aamc.org/diversity/aspiringdocs/toolkit/adguides.pdf.org campaign at pilot sites and across the country, the AAMC worked with the Washington, DC-based public affairs and advertising firm GMMB to develop the advertising platform, “Meet the Doctor” and a series of four ads featuring resident and practicing physicians. The platform and each of the ads are based on extensive opinion research conducted with undergraduate African American, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American students as well as pre-health advisors throughout the spring and summer of 2006. This research identified two types of messages that students found to be particularly relevant and compelling: messages that directly address the most widely perceived barriers to applying medical school—performing well on the MCAT and paying for medical school; messages that inspire and motivate students to pursue their dream of becoming a doctor. Responding to this important feedback, the AAMC developed two ads that address the barrier issues and two inspirational ads. Several versions of these ads are included in this kit and feature physicians of different races and ethnicities to provide you with a choice that will be most effective with your campus audiences. In addition to the messages, the AAMC’s opinion research tested every element of these ads in an endeavor to launch and promote the AspiringDocs.org campaign and the critical need for more minority physicians in the most clear and effective way possible to the target audience—minority students. We enthusiastically encourage you to display the campaigns ads and posters on your campus. You are welcome to size them for your ... Notice of Potential Illegal Marketing of Products that Claim to Cause Weight Loss, Reduce the Risk of Disease, or Produce Other Health Benefits by Affecting the Stress-Related Hormone Cortisol: IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED October 1,2004 Federal Trade Commission staff has reviewed marketing claims on your website regarding a product that claims to produce health benefits by affecting the stress hormone cortisol.http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/windowrock/041005ltrwindowrock.pdf. This letter places you on notice that any claim that a product affects cortisol and thereby causes weight loss (including rapid and significant weight loss; a specified amount of weight loss; weight loss specifically from the abdomen, stomach and thighs; or weight loss without the need for diet or exercise) or produces other health benefits (including reduced risk of serious Without such evidence, the claims are illegal under the Federal Trade Commission Act and should be discontinued immediately. Violations of the FTC Act may result in legal action, which may in turn require you to pay money back to consumers. The FTC recently sued a group of companies and individuals in connection with the advertising and sale of two purported cortisol-affecting products. In that case, FTC v. Window Rock Enterprises, Inc., Infinity filed Sept. 30, 2004), the FTC alleges that the defendants violated the FTC Act by claiming, falsely or without substantiation, that a product called CortiSlim causes weight loss of 10 to 50 pounds or more for virtually all users; that it causes users to lose as much as 4 to 10 pounds per week over multiple weeks; that it causes users to Under that agreement, advertising for CortiSlim and CortiStress ... For sports business executives, Street & Smith’s provides an around-the-clock information service with dispatches daily, weekly and whenever important news in the sports industry breaks.http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/images/random/OnlineMediaKitIntroduction.pdf. For advertisers, this provides an opportunity to build a sustained online marketing campaign that can fit critical timing needs and reach into all segments of the industry at every executive level. Our online resources are published under two well-established brand names – The Sports Business Daily and SportsBusiness Journal. Below and on the following pages you will find useful informa-tion that can help you plan and execute the right online marketing strategy to the sports industry for your company. The Properties Each week, SportsBusinessJournal.com provides the critical news and information sports industry leaders need to compete, negotiate and succeed. Every Monday morning our weekly magazine con-tent is available to all subscribers at no charge. With current and archived columns covering every aspect of the sports industry from media and marketing to finance and facilities, SBJ.com is the magazine of record for the sports industry. SportsBusinessDaily.com The Sports Business Daily is the leading daily trade publication on the business of sports. Since 1994, The Sports Business Daily has provided decision-makers in the sports industry with compre-hensive real-time news each business morning. Monday through Friday, the Daily summarizes industry news reported by over 400 media outlets across the globe, as well as relevant original fea-tures by our experienced editorial ... Accepting paid advertising in an organization’s publication can reduce the net cost of the publication and/or provide supplemental income for the organization’s other activities.http://www.mnaonline.org/pdf/busIncome.pdf. Once thorough consideration has been given to the practical and strategic issues about advertising as outlined in the August 2001 article, organization leaders should also familiarize themselves with implications raised by the Internal Revenue Code rules about unrelated business income. By being aware of the rules and creating appropriate record keeping, organizational leaders can avoid unpleasant surprises, minimize possible taxation of advertising income, and maximize the benefits of the advertising activity. In order to understand the tax implications of paid advertising, it is helpful to have an overview of the concept of unrelated business income tax. There are many types of activities which the Internal Revenue Service may consider to be a trade or business, such as sales activities, insurance programs, travel programs, sale or rental of membership lists, affinity cards, and advertising. Given this, it would seem that where a nonprofit organization publishes only on an infrequent basis, advertising in the publication would not usually be considered to be regularly carried on. However, the Service has taken the position that the inclusion of advertisements in an organization’s annual publication might be considered to be regularly carried on if the solicitation, copy design, typesetting, and distribution activities are conducted over a period of several months. (NOTE: This does not apply to certain advertising income and other income ... Banner Advertising Opportunities Videomaker’s web banner program offers advertisers the opportunity to place a banner on the leading website authority for consumer and prosumer video production.http://www.videomaker.com/misc/advertising/online/web_rates.pdf. Videomaker.com logs 1,000,000 page views and 200,000 unique visitors every month. Through Videomaker’s EPostcard or ENews, you have the opportunity to reach more than 90,000 opt-in video enthusiasts each month! It’s a fantastic way to drive targeted leads to your website. EPostcard Send a stand-alone message to Videomaker’s targeted email list to as little as 5,000 addresses or to the entire list of more than 95,000. Specifications Minimum CPM EPostcard — 80,000 plus text or HTML 80,000 $150 EPostcard — 40,000 plus text or HTML 40,000 $200 EPostcard — 5,000 plus text or HTML 5,000 $250 ENews Include your message in Videomaker’s monthly ENewsletter which includes industry news and informative articles and goes out to more than 90,000 video enthusiasts. ENews 1st Position sponsorship $2,000 Advertise on www.http://www.icsa.com/images/pdf/Ad_Sponsor_Agreement.pdf.icsa.com or sponsor an issue of Notes, our bi-monthly newsletter, and reach thousands of customer service professionals who have influence over product purchases each month. What’s in it for you? Target highly influential customer service managers and supervisors Reach more than 9,000 unduplicated visitors each month through icsa.com Reach over 700 ICSA members with Notes, a members-only newsletter Affordable rates – 1 month $300, 3 months $750 (web site ad) Newsletter sponsorship - $250 per issue (includes the sponsor’s logo and company description) Simply fax back the attached insertion order with a credit card number OR mail your insertion order with check to: Start reaping the benefits of targeted marketing through ICSA. Please contact ICSA Headquarters at 800/360-4272 if you have any questions. Submit company logo and brief description electronically to ICSA Headquarters. ICSA reserves the right to refuse any advertisement at any time. Advertising and sponsorship with ICSA do not imply an endorsement of any product or service. Mechanical Specifications (Banner Ad) The purpose of these policies is to regulate the circumstances under which the Journal will accept advertising for inclusion in its publications, consistent with the freedoms accorded to commercial speech by the Constitution and laws of the United States and the state of Missouri.http://www.abanet.org/barserv/library/g/publications/5483.pdf. The Journal reserves the right to regulate the form, manner, content, substance, composition, size and length of any advertising and to cancel or refuse to run any advertising in accordance with the procedures set forth herein. 3. General Standards for Advertising The Journal reserves the right to reject any advertising that, to the “reasonable reader,” is false, misleading, defamatory, violative of the laws of the state of Missouri or any other applicable laws, is obscene, or which does not conform to contemporary community standards of good taste or decency. The Journal may require any advertiser to provide factual substantiation or legal authorization from the appropriate jurisdiction when requested for any advertising. No advertising will be accepted that violates or may enable another to violate the Missouri Code of Professional Responsibility. All attorney advertising must be consistent with the Missouri Code of Professional Responsibility, including advertising submitted by attorneys who are not members of The Missouri Bar. Acceptance for publication does not constitute a determination that an advertisement is in compliance with the rules. Advertising Policies.DOC Advertising of Certain Products The Journal will not accept advertising for tobacco and alcohol products of any sort, advertising for illegal products or services, advertising ... These rates are net—no discount given Ads are printed inside the Program Book as black & white; only covers are 4/color.http://www.atla.org/cle_con/BO04/advert.pdf. Please complete the form on the back and return it via fax or mail no later than March 26, 2004, to: Rachel Moran, ATLA, 1050 31st St., NW, Washington, DC 20007-4499 Phone 800-424-2725, ext. 396; Fax 202-625-7313. All ad materials must be received at the same address no later than April 14, 2004. Full payment is due with the ad materials. No advertisement will run without final payment. If ad materials do not meet the proper specifications noted above, the advertiser must send in corrected files—ATLA will not make corrections. Full page This form is your official invoice. A check made payable to ATLA is coming. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | | ||
