​Celebrating Community 
Magazine
For Active Adults in El Mirage, Sun City, Sun City Grand, Sun City West, Surprise, Waddell, Wittmann, and Youngtown  

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Celebrating Community Festival & Expo Booth Info.   
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Connect with thousands of our Expo participants and residents to promote your business in the NW West Valley
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• Distributed at 7 Chamber Expos in  the NW Valley ​​

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• Reach the Three Largest Active Aging Retirement Communities in AZ

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• Magazine Distributed Throughout the Year 

   

• Reach Our Mature/Senior Market that Likes Print 

 

• Content such as Community Resources, Relocation Info, Things-To-Do, and More Create a Longer Shelf Life

 

• Published by the Chamber of Commerce, an Organization whose Brand is Very Well Recognized and Trusted by Consumers and Businesses alike Since 1963.

  
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The Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the launch of its official magazine,  Celebrating Community.  The annual publication first edition will be available, summer 2023. Reserve your space now! 


Targeting Active Aging Consumers 

• The magazine will target  Active Aging consumers in the NW Valley including Sun City, Sun City Grand, Sun City West and Surprise. 
• Active Agers are comprised of both Baby Boomers and older people who are young at heart.
• ​The term Active Agers describes a lifestyle that will remain relevant for marketers guiding how to reach them and how to speak to them in a way that appreciates their preferences and aspirations over their age.
• They are active mentally, physically and socially. Yet they are largely ignored by marketers and are craving your attention.
• Baby boomers spent about $8.7 trillion in 2020 on goods and services. This is expected to increase to $15 trillion by 2030.
• And even though they are aging (the very youngest boomers are in their late 50s as of 2021) they continue to hold corporate and economic power; in the U.S., 50.3% of personal net worth belongs to boomers

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ADVERTORIAL SPECIAL 

Try our 
ADVERTORIAL  
PACKAGE
 
An advertorial is a powerful form of advertisement in a newspaper, magazine or a website which involves giving information about the product or service  in the form of an article.


Our Advertorial Package allows you to 

• Write your own article 
• and place your ad next to it  

Story Ideas:
-Service tips
-Industry news (enhance your image as an industry expert) 
-Community awards received
-Infomercial advice (helpful tips and advice)
-New technologies or services that are available
- Human Interest: Your story, your family,  your dreams
- You are only limited by your imagination

See more tips below. 

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Tips on Choosing your Next Magazine Advertising Position

​After you've carefully written your ad copy, developed your headline, chosen specific typography, selected your images and created the layout for your print ad, your work is not done. Choosing your ad placement in a magazine is the last key step to ensure you get the maximum impact from your ad.

Here are the best areas for an advertising in publications.

​Outside Back Cover (Most Coveted)
The back cover is the most coveted and expensive position in any magazine. And, when a magazine is placed (or tossed) on the table or couch, there is a 50/50 chance the back cover will be face up, giving the ad great exposure.
They are the most viewed pages of a magazine. Most of the time you will pay a premium rate for such positions but you will have placed your message in best possible outcome. 

Inside Back Cover (Best Last Impression)
Inside  back covers are the last impressions a magazine reader will have. Psychologists tell us that people are more likely to remember the first and last item when it comes to memory recall. 

Inside Front Cover (Best First Impression)
Obviously, those inside covers are really the first and last impressions a magazine reader will have.

​Opposite Table of Contents/Chamber Welcome (Best Inside Position) 
The Chamber welcome letter  and/or table of contents page is one the  most read items in a publication. Having your ad placed on opposite and to the right  of the Chamber Welcome page is sure get you ad noticed.   

Advertorial (Best Blend of Journalistic Content with Advertising)
The term advertorial refers to an article that is designed to look and read like objective journalistic content but is, in fact, a paid advertisement. The primary objective of an advertorial is to market a company's products, enhance its reputation, or promote its views even though it may contain useful information.  See tips below.  

Full Section (Ideal for Intuitional Organizations with Community Resources )
Get six full pages for the price of five! Best for community investors and institutional organizations like recreation centers, hospitals, utility companies, HOAs, and local/state governments. Promote your community resources, tourism assets, event calendars, and more!  

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ADVERTISING RATES 
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1. Community Investor Package (Six Page Section)
Get six full pages for the price of five! Best for community investors and institutional organizations like recreation centers, hospitals, HOAs, and local/state governments. Promote your resources, tourism assets, event calendars, and more!
$7,980.00
  
2. Back Cover (Most Coveted)
The back cover is the most coveted and expensive position in any magazine. And, when a magazine is placed (or tossed) on the table or couch, there is a 50/50 chance the back cover will be face up, giving the ad great exposure.
$3,895.00
  
3. Best Value: Advertorial Ad Package - 2 Full Pages (Best for Delivering News Content Plus Advertising)
Includes Two Full-Pages! An advertorial is a powerful form of advertisement which involves giving information about the product or service in the form of an article. Our Advertorial Package allows you to write your own article and place your ad next to it.
$3,750.00
  
4. Inside Front Cover (Best First Impression)
Obviously, those inside covers are really the first and last impressions a magazine reader will have.
$2,595.00
  
5. Inside Back Cover (Best Last Impression)
Inside covers are really the first and last impressions a magazine reader will have. Psychologists tell us that people are more likely to remember the first and last item when it comes to memory recall.
$2,595.00
  
6. Opposite Chamber Welcome Page: Best Inside Location
Outside Back Cover (OBC), Inside Front Cover (IFC), and Opposite Chamber Welcome (OCW) are three of the best areas for an advertisement. They are the most viewed pages of magazines.
$2,349.00
  
7. Full Page Ad
Book Trim Size: 8.375 inches x 10.875 inches
$1,995.00
  
8. Half Page
Book Trim Size:7.625 x 5.086 // 3.735 x 10.3 inches
$1,195.00
  
9. Third Page
Book Trim Size: 2.458 x 10.3 // 7.62 x 3.35
$895.00
  
10. Quarter Page
Book Trim Size: 2.458 x 10.3 // 7.625 x 3.35
$595.00

Specifications

Printing Specifications:

• Print Run: 10,000 Full Color 
• Finished Size 8.5" x 11
• Paper Stock: 50 lb. Gloss Book
• Cover Stock: 14pt Gloss coated
• Pages: 32-52
• Binding: Saddle Stitch

  
Ad Dimensions and Specifications

• Accepted File types: PDF, JPG, TIFF, EPS
• Files must be 300 DPI

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How To Write Your Advertorial
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An advertorial is the name for an advertisement that's written or produced in the form of editorial content.

Generally, advertorials give author's credit to the advertiser and indicate that the post is paid for or sponsored.

How to write an Advertorial
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• Ask a question (Are you struggling with XYZ)

 

• Inspire action or focus on emotions

 

• Avoid only talking about your company or product features

 

• Tell a story 

 

• Use data and charts to back-up your claims (use images) 

 

• Intertwine products and services subtly

General Advertising Agreement

1. The Advertiser must submit camera-ready artwork in a digital format.
2. The Chamber will honor all price quotes for 15 days. Rates are subject to change without notice. 
3. Rejection and Editing of Advertisements: The Chamber may, at its sole discretion, edit, classify, reject, or cancel at any time any advertising submitted by the Advertiser.
4. Positioning of Advertisements: The Chamber shall have full positioning latitude on all advertisements except those with guaranteed positions.
5. Liability For Errors: The Chamber assumes no liability for any advertisement whether or not it is supplied camera-ready by the Advertiser.
6. The Chamber shall not be liable to the Advertiser for any loss that results from the incorrect publication, positioning, or omission of its advertisements.
7. Payment: All rates the Chamber provides are based on payment by check, credit card, or electronic funds transfer via the Automatic Clearing House Network (ACH). Payment is due upon receipt of the invoice. If the Advertiser fails to make timely payment, the Chamber may immediately cancel all orders for advertising, and the Advertiser shall indemnify the Chamber for all expenses incurred in connection with the collection of amounts payable, including court costs and attorneys’ fees.
8. Advertiser and its advertising agency shall indemnify the Chamber from all damages, costs, and expenses of any nature whatsoever, including attorneys’ fees, for which the Chamber may become liable because of its publication of Advertiser’s advertising or provision of production services to Advertiser.
9. Cancellations will not be accepted after closing.
10. Advertisers shall be responsible for any production or creative services rendered by the Chamber, regardless of the ad's cancellation.
11. Submitting an order form is construed as an acceptance of all rates and conditions under which advertising space is sold at the time by the Chamber, and such order, when accepted by the Chamber, shall constitute a contract.
12. The Chamber does not accept special clauses in insertion orders or contracts. No changes will be accepted if relating to legal liability, circulation guarantees, or positioning requests other than position guaranteed positions.
13. All contracts are conditional on strikes, fires, acts of God or the public enemy, war, or any cause not subject to the control of the Chamber.
14. Ads cannot resemble news, list other sponsors/logos, or include a directory of business listings.
15. It is the policy of the Chamber not to provide cash refunds. We may issue credits that can be applied to outstanding balances or future advertising, membership dues, or sponsorships. If the client refuses credits by not applying credits to outstanding balances or future advertising within one year from the date issued, this shall constitute the client’s refusal of the credit.​
16. For further information about credits on account, contact the VP of Marketing and Operations.