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Advertise in The New Yorker only in the local markets
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WHAT’S INCLUDED
Distribution
Your ad will appear exclusively in copies distributed to paid subscribers in the local markets you select. Paid subscribers represent 97% of this magazine's total readership. Ads do NOT appear in newsstand copies or in free copies distributed in public spaces.
Proof of Performance
You will be mailed two checking copies (full issues of the magazine featuring your ad) upon publication. Additional copies are available for purchase at checkout.
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The New Yorker offers a signature mix of long-form reporting and brief commentary on politics, business, popular culture and the arts along with award-winning fiction, poetry and cartoons. This magazine, which has been published since 1925, is a classic that stays on the cutting edge of journalism.
2020 ADWEEK Hottest Magazine Cover of the Year
"George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. Tamir Rice. Michael Brown. Freddie Gray. Eric Garner. Trayvon Martin. The New Yorker, a magazine known as much for its rich imagery as its storytelling, implored readers, with breathtaking visuals, to say their names. In artist Kadir Nelson’s June 14 cover, Floyd, the most recent Black victim of police violence at the time, looms large, his body populated with the faces of other Black victims and icons, including Martin Luther King Jr., Emmett Till and Rosa Parks. The cover gained traction online, leading to 8.3 million social impressions, and the National Civil Rights Museum requested a copy of the magazine for its collection. "
2020 ADWEEK Hottest Magazine Cover of the Year
"George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. Tamir Rice. Michael Brown. Freddie Gray. Eric Garner. Trayvon Martin. The New Yorker, a magazine known as much for its rich imagery as its storytelling, implored readers, with breathtaking visuals, to say their names. In artist Kadir Nelson’s June 14 cover, Floyd, the most recent Black victim of police violence at the time, looms large, his body populated with the faces of other Black victims and icons, including Martin Luther King Jr., Emmett Till and Rosa Parks. The cover gained traction online, leading to 8.3 million social impressions, and the National Civil Rights Museum requested a copy of the magazine for its collection. "
READERSHIP
Age
51
Female
48%
Male
52%
Med. Household Income
$115,420
EDITORIAL CALENDAR
AD PLACEMENT
Where this publisher positions local ads fluctuates from month to month. This represents the average placement over the past 12 months.
0Front Cover
Average Ad Position
0Back Cover
AD SPECS
Bleed
9.5" x 11.25"
Live Area
6.875" x 10"
Resolution
300dpi
SAMPLE ISSUE
SAMPLE ADS
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