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Advertising Rates |
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with the Communicator!
Online Advertising
Please contact advertising@spokanefalls.edu
for online advertising rates and details.
Print Advertising
Here is a link to the Communicator's advertising
packet for the 2007-2008 academic year: [click here]
Below is a list of the advertising
rates for the 2007-2008 academic year:
| Ad type |
full color |
black & white |
Full Page
9.5" wide x 15.5" high
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$500 |
$400 |
Half Page
9.5" wide x 7.75" high
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$285 |
$215 |
Quarter Page
4.75" wide x 7.25" high
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$150 |
$125 |
Eighth page
4.75" wide x 3.9" high
or
2.4" wide x 7.75" high
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$90 |
$80 |
| other |
Inserts
size is limited by the size of our paper. The standard 8.5"
wide by 11" high flyer can be used as a insert. |
$275 each, per circulation |
- Frequent advertiser discount:
10 percent off entire order for customers purchasing four
consecutive ads of the same size (ask about our Preferred
Customer Contract)
Size and specifications: The layout is tabloid -- five
columns wide by 16 inches high. Each column is just under two
inches wide (11 picas, if you speak newspaper). If you don't know
what any of this means, just tell us. We're here to help.
Deadlines: Ads must be turned in by e-mail or on disk
(high-resolution, 300 dpi. or above; JPEG or PDF format) by noon
the Friday before the paper is to be delivered. Deadline for ads
requiring in- house layout or design is eight days before delivery.
We can help you design an ad customized to meet your specific
needs. Just let us know what you want, and we'll put it together
for you. There is a very small fee the first time we design your
ad, but it's yours from that point forward at no additional charge.
Publication dates for Fall 2007:
Oct. 11, 25; Nov. 8, 29
Publication dates for Winter 2007:
Jan. 24; Feb. 7, 21; March 6
Publication dates for Spring 2008:
April, 24; May 8, 22; June 5
Contact information here.
About The Communicator:
The Communicator is a student-run bi-weekly newspaper
serving the students, faculty and staff of Spokane Falls Community
College, in Spokane, Washington. The newspaper has a history of
excellence dating back to its founding in 1968. In 2006, the Communicator
was named one of the top six community college newspapers
at the national Associated Collegiate Press conference in Los
Angeles. Recently, the Communicator has reinvented itself as a
truly modern student newspaper. As of fall 2005, the Communicator
is produced electronically, and sent to the printer as PDF
files. This makes the reproduction quality sharper and gives the
paper a more professional appearance. The paper also went through
a complete redesign, including new fonts, photo placement techniques,
and page layout modernization. The result is a community college
newspaper with an appearance on par with that of professional
and university-level student publications.
Circulation:
Our paper is made available to free of charge to a student body
of more than 5,500 SFCC students, the average age of which is
25. We print 1,600 papers per issue. When advertising with
the Communicator, you are tapping directly into the 18-34
demographic so hard to reach with traditional media outlets. Communicator
staff members hand out the papers to SFCC students at key
traffic points around campus and keep racks stocked between delivery
dates. In addition to traditional
college students, SFCC's student body also includes older students
and married students with children as well as students retraining
after years in the job force. Advertising in the Communicator
is not only a smart business decision; it's also a way to
help fund student journalism.
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