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12,000 MINIMUM RUN1 PAGE $50 CPM 4 PAGE $65 CPM 8 PAGE $75 CPM

2018MEDIA KIT

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CAMERA-READY ADS:Client is responsible for the production and/or generation of all camera-ready advertisements.

IMAGES:Must be provided at a minimum of 300 DPI.

GUIDELINES:We accept PDF, EPS, TIFF, Illustrator and JPG (if 300-600 DPI). Ads must be built to correct size. If ad is color, it must be in CMYK. If ad is a PDF, it must have the fonts embedded, as well as password protection and securities turned off. If ad is an EPS or Illustrator file, make sure all fonts are converted to outlines or provided. Please do not use cropmarks

Black text should be 100% K and 0% all other inks. This is to prevent registration problems and blurred text.

Full-Color Rates PRICES INCLUDE FREE GRAPHIC DESIGN

Insert Rates*

Display Ad Sizes

AD SIZES OPEN 6-25 26-52 ADD WEB

Centerspread $1,890 $1,785 $1,675

Back Cover $1,550 $1,345 $1,125

Premium Position (Full Page) $1,280 $1,145 $1,000

Full Page $1,175 $1,080 $945

3/4 $895 $805 $725

1/2 $650 $560 $475

3/8 $510 $445 $390

1/4 $400 $335 $280

1/8 $280 $220 $170

Rectangle+50

Banner+100

per 10,000 impressions

DOUBLE TRUCK20.25 x 13

VERTICAL6.875 x12.75

VERTICAL2.125 x12.75

VERTICAL4.5 x12.75

VERTICAL2.125 x 6.215

FULL PAGE9.25 x 12.75

HORIZONTAL9.25 x 9.375

HORIZONTAL9.25 x 3


3/4 PAGE

1/4 PAGE

1/2 PAGE

1/8 PAGE

VERTICAL4.5 x9.375 HORIZONTAL

6.875 x 6.215

3/8 PAGE

SQUARE4.5 x6.215

HORIZONTAL4.5 x 3

308 E. MAIN STREET n CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22902 n 434.817.2749 n C-VILLE.COM

MECHANICALS& DESIGN

CAMERA-READY ADS:Client is responsible for the production and/or generation of all camera-ready advertisements.

IMAGES:Must be provided at a minimum of 300-600 DPI.

GUIDELINES:We accept PDF, EPS, TIFF, Illustrator and JPG (If 300-600 DPI). Ads must be built to correct size. If ad is color, it must be in CMYK. If ad is a PDF, it must have the fonts embedded, as well as password protection and securities turned off. If ad is an EPS or Illustrator file, make sure all fonts are converted to outlines or provided.

Black text should be 100% K and 0% all other inks. This is to prevent registration problems and blurred text.

Ad Pricing

Display Ad Sizes


CENTER SPREAD15.575 x 10

VERTICAL5.562 x9.75

VERTICAL1.6875 X 9.75

VERTICAL3.625 X9.75




3/4 PAGE

1/4 PAGE

1/2 PAGE

VERTICAL3.625 x7.25 HORIZONTAL

5.562 x 4.75

3/8 PAGE

SQUARE3.625

X 4.75

FULL PAGE7.5 X 10

With bleed:Ad Size: 8.25 x 10.75plus a .125 bleed beyond trim on all sides. No cropmarks.

MAGAZINES

Back Cover $2,500IFC/IBC $2,000 Page 3 $2,000Page 4 - 13 $1,750Full Page $1,225

3/4 $9501/2 $7253/8 $5551/4 $4151/8 $295

DECEMBER 2017

Inside.Outside.

Home.

Bare bonesHow to set your garden up forsuccess during winter’s chill

This old houseFor a residential recycle, try these local resources

Second homeFrom Farmington to Esmont,a kitchen gets another chance

Happy returns

A downtown office building gets back to its residential roots

A gift guide to stylish basics

Shenandoah Joe’s new flavor

Taste is everything.

FALL/WINTER 2017-18

Constant cravings

It’s a gobble Which locally raised turkey will you buy?

Party prep A shortbread recipe that will save the day

26 signature Charlottesville meals we can always count on

BON APPÉTIT!

400+ ways to curb a craving

Can’tbeat it!ABC owner Gerry Newman’s no-failboozy eggnogPAGE 9

Beef and bourbon at Ragged Branch

An orphan amber wine release

On the hook: a pricey fishy treat

Dumplings at Marco & Luca

abodeFor more than 10 years, Abode has given readers an inside look at the grandest spaces in our area, from historic estates to modern landscapes. Each quarterly issue features the work of top architects, builders and designers, and provides readers with advice from experts on making their dream home a reality.

knife & forkWhen it comes to area eats, we let our cravings guide us. That is to say, in this quarterly magazine, you’ll find every-thing from a stack of pancakes to a plate of filet mignon. Each issue of Knife & Fork introduces readers to chefs, food trends, recipes and, most importantly, the best meals around. Say “mmm.”

c-bizWhat does Charlottesville’s business landscape look like? That’s the question we’re answering in every quarterly issue of C-BIZ, with insight from the local corporations to the mom-and-pop shops. Spanning topics of tech, development, hospitality, retail and more, this quarterly magazine is following the money.

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Summer 2017

Away we go xSixy local weddings awash in romance

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BEST CONSIGNMENT STOREPage 91

BEST JEWELRY STOREPage 91

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B E S T O FWeddingsThere’s no doubt Char-lottesville is a beautiful place to get married, and couples planning nuptials in our area turn to C-VILLE Weddings as their secret weapon. Organized as a month-by-month to-do list, list, this biannual magazine helps tackle tasks both big and small, from finding a venue to saying “I do.”

unboundRunning, hiking, cycling, swimming: This biannual guide to getting outdoors covers all the best activities in our area—and then some. It highlights recreation, to be sure, but also kids’ summer camps, outdoor concerts, day trips to amusements parks. If it happens outside, we’re there.

Best of C-VILLEThis town has more than its fair share of outstanding restaurants, retailers and services, which is why, more than 20 years ago, we decided to create an annual issue that pays tribute to the best of the best. Charlottesville residents weigh in on their favorites by nominating and voting on each of the 100+ winners.

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CHIPS AHOY Cho’s Nachos and Beer has it all covered PAGE 31

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Made in C-VILLE 21

You Issue / C-BIZ 28

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Development Issue 19

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23,000 issues distributed every Wednesday

2017 DEMOGRAPHICSC-VILLE reaches over 60,000 locals each week, 46% of the local marketplace

HOUSEHOLD INCOME HOME OWNERSHIP

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