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About The Community Times

Eastern South Carolina’s Largest

African American Footprint

Welcome to The Community Times Newspaper, an African-American weekly with the largest

footprint in Eastern South Carolina. Each week we tell the stories of our community, stories of

success and stories of pain, but always unique stories that make our readers come back week after

week. Our readers know that no one reports the stories of African-American life in the elevencounties that we serve, like The Community Times newspaper, the voice of African-Americans in

Florence, Darlington, Marion, Dillon, Sumter, Lee, Marlboro, Horry, Georgetown, Chesterfield

and Williamsburg Counties for 23 years.

We believe that our readers deserve news that is relevant to their lives. The Community Times

Newspaper has been able to attract and keep readers across all social and economic levels. Reader-

ship of The Community Times starts with young readers around 17, who find our newspapers in

their homes because their parents have been and continue to be readers of our newspaper. Yes,

readership of The Community Times is a family tradition, a tradition like the Black churches,

Black colleges and Black Fraternities.

We, at The Community Times Newspaper don’t take tradition lightly. We believe that we must

work every day to keep and grow our readership and we do so by being the go-to source for stories

on new leadership and new programs while we continue to report on traditional leaders and pro-

grams. Our coverage of the African-American community doesn’t stop with the Black churches,

politics or the many organizations that are under our umbrella. Our coverage is on all aspects of

the community; coverage that includes award-winning stories on education, healthcare, and busi-

ness written by some of the best local writers in the nation.

But there can be no large footprint without a great distribution system and The Community

Times has mastered a diverse system that now includes the traditional church network, with

African-American churches buying our newspapers in bulk. A state of the art system that includes

outdoor newsstands and retail distribution through local convenient stores, restaurants, grocery

stores and major retailers. The Community Times can now be found in Wal-Mart, Food Lion, Pig-

gly Wiggly, IGA, Dollar General, and Bi-Lo stores each week.

The Community Times is online in two different locations. First as a free-standing E-edition

with a weekly update that gives our readers home access to the newspaper which includes our ad-

vertising, every Thursday morning at www.thecommunitytimes.net. The second opportunity to ac-

cess The Community Times is offered through the largest African-American web portal in South

Carolina, www.scvillagevoices.com, a company owned website that covers the state of South Car-

olina’s African-American community with daily news updates and video network.

Let us put the largest African-American footprint in South Carolina to work

for you and your organization. Call us today for a proposal of your next media

buy, because not only is our footprint large, it’s very cost effective.

Larry D. Smith

Publisher

www.thecommunitytimes.net



THE COMMUNITY TIMES ADVERTISING

RATE CARD

1. Personnel

President – Diana B. Smith

Advertising Manager- Diana M. Murphy Keith

Editor-Publisher- Larry D. Smith

Circulation- Eric Smith

2. Representatives

Represented nationally by

National Newspaper Publisher Association (NNPA)

American Minority Media

Ethnic Print Media Group

Alloy Access

3. Commission and Terms of Payments

Rates are Net Cost

2% Cash discounts if pre-paidTerms Payments for advertising is due upon receipt

of statement. Past due balances will incur a 1.5%

monthly finance charge (18% annually)

4.General Rates Policies

Errors- The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall

not be reliable for damages arising out of errors in the

advertisements beyond the amount paid for space actually

occupied by that portion of the advertisement in which the error

occurred, whether such error is due to negligence of the publisher’sservants or otherwise and there shall be no liability for non insertion

of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

Position: 15% for guarantee

5. Black & Whites Display rates Per Column Inch

1 to 15 inches (open rate) $11.50

1 to 15 inches (min. 2inserts/mo.) $ 9.01

16 to 49 inches $10.95

50 to 100 inches $10.65

101 to 150 inches $10.26

151 to 200 inches $ 9.71



THE COMMUNITY TIMES ADVERTISINGRATE CARD

(Continued)

6. Classified Rates Per Column Inch

1 to 15 inches $ 9.50

16 to 49 inches $ 9.01

50 to 100 inches $ 8.78

101 to 150 inches $ 8.58

151 to 200 inches $ 8.10

7. Color Rates

1 Color $ 90.00

2 Colors $ 130.00

Full Color $ 360.00

8. Special Rates

Church Rates $ 8.00

Non-profit Rates $ 9.00 National Rates (per inch) $ 20.00

9. Mechanical Requirements

Black and white negative: 68-line screen preferred.

Color negative: 150-line screen preferred. All negatives should

Be right reading emulsion side down. Acetate film preferred.

Printed Page is 6 columns wide; 21.5˝ deep: 129 column inches

per page. Depth measured to the nearest 1/4˝. Ads must measure

as many inches deep as columns wide. Classified columns are1 ½˝ wide.

10. Contracted/ Copy Regulation

See Advertising Contract

11. Closing Times/ Deadlines

Tuesday at 5:00 p.m for Thursday Publication

12. Circulation

Includes a online edition of The Community Times



About Our Readership Study

DBS Communications interviewed 562 readers in the 11 county primary market areas that make up

our market in South Carolina. Our goal was to identify who our readers are, their level of readership and

the role our newspapers play in their purchasing decisions. The population studied consisted of adults age18 and over, living in households within the survey area. Within this area, each household and each adult

within the household had a known (or “non-zero”) probability of being selected for the sample. Interviews

were conducted with residents living and working in the two SMA served by The Community Times and

The Times Upstate newspapers. The readership study took place throughout the month of October 2010

between the hours of 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Initial interview attempts were spread evenly across all sur-

vey days (i.e., Monday through Saturday). A minimum of 562 completed interviews are required with no

more than one interview per household. Interview Procedures: To ensure the highest degree of compara-

bility and to facilitate the survey process, a standard, consistent, specified list of interview questions were

asked. Interviews were conducted by the research department at DBS Communications with supervision,

interview training, and monitoring capabilities. Interviews were conducted over a minimum period of four weeks to minimize the impact of weather and/or special news stories. Every effort was made to ensure that

interviews were assigned randomly by day and that an approximately equal number of interviews were

completed on each interviewing day. Where appropriate, data was balanced and/or weighted by ZIP code

using up-to-date known demographics: gender, age, number of adults in household and ethnicity in those

cases where one minority comprised no less than ten percent of the total population. Non-responses to any

single question were eliminated from the survey. In all cases, at least six attempts were made to contact

all pre-designated respondents. The telephone rang a minimum of six times each time a number was di-

aled before the attempt was classified as a “no answer.” Each number was dialed at different times and, as

necessary, on different days. Every effort was made to surmount language, cultural, behavioral and other

barriers to a successful interview; and to the extent feasible, callbacks were scheduled on a random basis.At least one callback attempt per respondent was made on a weekend. During the interview process, no

questions were asked prior to the newspaper readership question, with the exception of a qualifying ques-

tion designed to determine the zip code of recipient residence; and a general warm-up call explanation de-

signed to put the respondent at ease. Warm-up questions did not include any reference to the publication

itself or the nature of the study. This study followed recommended guidelines developed in part from the

Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) newspaper readership guidelines. Survey totals may not equal

100% due to rounding. DBS Communications estimates that all the information in this survey has a max-

imum error margin of +/- 4.5 at the 95% confidence level. *0 Survey respondents were interviewed dur-

ing the verification of home delivery and mail distribution. 562 Survey respondents reported reading a

minimum of one of the last four issues through single copy, controlled bulk, or pass along distribution.



The Community Times and The Times Upstate

are distributed weekly in your area. Do you regu-

larly read or look through The Community Times

or The Times Upstate?

YES 562 Survey Respondents

NO Survey Terminated

What is the highest level of education you have

reached?

A) High School 98%

B) Two year college degree 68%

C) Four year college degree 44%

D) Professional college degree 28%

What is your employment status?

A) Full-time 78%

B) Part-time 23%

C) Full-time with a part-time job 81%

D) More than one part-time job 53%

E) Retired 11%

What is your marital status?

A) Single 45%B) Married 55%

Are you a member of one of the following?

A) Civil Rights group 12%B) Fraternity or Sorority 28%C) Social Club 43%

D) Professional Organizations 34%

Which political party do you closely identify with?

A) Democratic Party 78%B) Republican Party 9%C) Independent 12%D) Other Party 1%

Did you vote in one of the last three general elec-

tions?

A) Yes 92%B) No 8%

Do you have on your job or by private pay health

insurance?

A) Yes 58%B) No 42%

Have you seen a doctor in the last 12 months?

A) Yes 45%

B) No 55%

Do you attend a church or religious services

regularly?

A) Yes 89%

B) No 11%

How often do you attend church or religious serv-

ices?A) Once A week 63%

B) More than Once A week 33%

C) Once A month 13%

D) Less than once a month 7%

Do you own your home?

A) Yes 73%

B) No 27%

Do you have a checking or savings account?A) Yes 93%

B) No 7%

Are you a member of a credit union?

A) Yes 46%

B) No 54%

Do you have one of these major credit cards:

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Dis-

cover?

A) Yes 41%

B) No 59%

Do you presently have an auto loan?

A) Yes 68%

B) No 32%

What is your household income annually?

A) Below $15,000 3%

B) $15,000.00 to $30,000.00 28%

C) $31,000.00 to $50,000.00 34%D) $51,000.00 to $75,000.00 12%

E) $76,000.00 to $100,000.00 3%

F) Above 101,000.00 .4%



Which of the following retailers do you visit

once a month or more?

A) Sears 11%

B) Wal-Mart 35%

C) Sams Club 6%

D) J.C. Penney 5%

E) Belk 3%

F) Kohl’s 8%

G) Home Depot 2%

H) Lowe’s 3%

I) Stein Mart 5%

J) K-Mart 1%

K) Dollar General 23%

L) Family Dollar 16%

M) Ross 13%

N) Dillard’s 8%

O) Macy’s 9%

P) Target 8%

What day of the week do you prefer to shop?A) Sunday 12%

B) Monday 2%

C) Tuesday 1%

D) Wednesday 1%

E) Thursday 4%

F) Friday 15%

G) Saturday 65%

Which of the following restaurants do you visit

once a month?A) Applebee’s 29%

B) Chili’s 12%

C) Ruby Tuesday’s 31%

D) Red Bone Alley 14%

E) Victor’s 3%

F) Fatz 9%

G) Pizza Hut 13%

H) P &W 5%

I) Outback 7%

J) Olive Garden 17%

K) LongHorn 1%

L) California Dreaming 11%

M) Sarah’s Kitchen 21%

N) Staxx 8%

Do you frequently purchase products or services

from ads seen in The Community Times?

A) Yes 78%

B) No 22%

Do you read the classified advertisements in The

Community Times?

A) Always 35%

B) Often 51%

C) Seldom 24%

D) Never 3%

Do you shop using coupons?

A) Always 16%

B) Often 9%

C) Seldom 4%

D) Never 1%

Do you have a paid daily newspaper delivered to

your home five, or more days a week?A) Yes 12%

B) No 88%



About The Times Upstate

The Times UpState is an African-American owned business...a small business

that believes the survival of African-American business is good business. The only

goal of The Times UpState is to provide the people of the Greater Piedmont area with

information, opinions and entertaining features that reflect the cultural needs of the

African-American community, the community as a whole, as well as the entire state.

To reach this end, we at The Times UpState have set out to educate and inform all of

the people of South Carolina with print publications that successfully communicate to

and with South Carolinians.The Times UpState deals primarily with contemporary topics and features, spot-

lighting news on education, business, politics, healthcare, entertainment, cultural and

civic activities, religion, and other interests that are of value to the community we

serve. The Times UpState's editorial focus is local, statewide and national in scope

and reflects the broad spectrum of views held by the personalities, the kinds of issues

that are of interest to our readers, and the overall character of the Piedmont region

and western South Carolina. The Times UpState is committed to presenting news that

is developed by staff and reporters who are indigenous to our respective communi-

ties. “Serving South Carolina From The Piedmont”

Mechanical Requirements:Black and white negative: 85 line screen preferred. Color Negative: 150 line

screen preferred. All negatives should be right reading emulsion side down. Acetate

film preferred. 6 columns wide and 21.5" deep, 129 column inches per page. Depth

measured to the nearest quarter inch. Ads must measure as many inches deep as

columns wide, and a minimum of four column inches.

Contract Regulations:

The forwarding of an order is construed as acceptable of all advertising rates and

conditions which apply at the time sold. Contracts in effect at the time of a rate

change are not subject at that time (See contract).

Circulation:

Established in 1995. Published weekly. Rate Card effective November 1, 2010.

Rates are based on a circulation of 21,864 per week.

Special Positioning:

Order specified position on request basis only. Extra 10%.

Closing Dates:

Ads must be received by Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. for Thursday publication. The editor

reserves the right to reject any submitted copy not in keeping with the standards of

this publication. Special position cancelling must be communicated in writing 30

days before closing date. Cancellations are not accepted after closing date. Effective

October, 2004, the newspaper will be printed on Thursday of every week and dated

for the following week.



The Times Upstate Advertising RatesBlack & White Rates Display

1 to 15 (open rate) .......................... $11.56

1 to 15 (min. 2 inserts monthly)...... $ 9.00

16 to 49 ............................................. $ 8.78

50 to 100 ............................................$ 8.56

101 to 150 ......................................... $ 8.38

151 to 200 ......................................... $ 8.12

More than 200 ................................. $ 7.01

Classified1 to 15 (open rate) ........................... $ 9.90

1 to 15 (min. 2 inserts monthly) $ 9.35

16 to 49 ............................................. $ 9.22

50 to 100 ........................................... $ 9.01

101 to 150 ......................................... $ 8.74

151 to 200 ......................................... $ 8.51

More than 200 ..................................$ 8.28

Color1 Color ..............................................$ 90.00

2 Colors ........................................... $150.00

3 Colors ........................................... $360.00

(Other Rates Include)Church/ Non-Profit..........................$ 9.00

National Rate (per inch) .................$ 20.00

Following is a breakdown of

circulation for

The Times UpState

Greenville 6,458Spartanburg 5,893

Anderson 2,651

Greenwood 1,018

Pickens 913

Oconee 815

Cherokee 1,072

Laurens 2,116

Union 928

Other 0

Total Readership 21,864

*These numbers are based on newsstands, direct

mail, church delivery, and home delivery each week.



Greenville Zip Codes

29601 941

29602 312

29603 151

29604 89

29605 1,014

29606 29

29607 624

29608 12129609 455

29610 41

29611 412

29612 92

29613 61

29614 38

29615 503

29616 102

29617 187

29650 12329651 258

29662 114

29680 219

29681 227

29687 214

29690 131

Spartanburg Zip

Codes

29301 821

29302 38829303 611

29304 403

29305 159

29306 528

29307 544

29316 388

29318 312

29319 144

29320 121

29322 88

29323 42

29324 112

29329 38

29330 51

29331 22

29333 94

29334 10

29335 38

29336 152

29338 15

29346 111

29348 29

29349 3129356 161

29365 47

29368 24

29369 13

29372 18

29373 26

29374 18

29375 3

29376 9

29377 81

29385 36

29386 2

29388 16

29390 144

29391 43

Anderson Zip

Codes

29621 522

29622 463

29623 262

29624 271

29625 265

29626 199

29627 150

29654 87

29655 91

29669 12

29670 83

29673 21

29677 41

29684 9

29689 24

29697 51

Greenwood Zip Codes

29646 308

29647 278

29648 122

29649 162

29653 76

29638 37

29692 45

Pickens Zip Codes

29630 16829632 121

29633 84

29634 78

29640 141

29641 62

29642 37

29657 71

29667 53

29671 11

29682 6229685 25

Oconee Zip Codes

29643 62

29658 130

29664 38

29665 73

29672 56

29675 81

29676 32

29678 64

29679 101

29682 92

29691 12

29693 54

Cherokee Zip Codes

29340 423

29341 338

29342 92

29702 218

Laurens Zip Codes

29325 48229351 392

29360 501

29370 297

29384 171

29645 273

Union Zip Codes

29321 176

29331 222

29332 98

29353 8429379 345

29395 3

Other 111

Total 21,864

Circulation By Zip Code



BlackBook 2011 Advertising Rates2011 BLACKBOOK

RESOURCE GUIDE

A GUIDE TO HEALTHY LIVING !Join us as we highlight the people and programs

in Eastern South Carolina working to help citi-

zens live healthier and more positive lives by pro-

moting fitness and dietary preventive actions.

BUILDING WEALTH AND FINANCIAL

INDEPENDENCE!This section features local financial experts from

bankers, credit unions, financial advisers, ac-

countants and financial planners as they advise

our readers on how to understand, build and

manage their financial resources to develop

wealth.

A VALUED PERSON IN YOUR

ORGANIZATION PROFILED !By advertising in 2011 Eastern South Carolina

Blackbook, you have an opportunity to do some-

thing good for business and-in turn-good for

Eastern South Carolina. This is also your best

chance for reaching over 150,000 Blacks with

ever-increasing spending power. Now you can ac-

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consumers with the flip of a page or the click of amouse When acquiring a quarter page size ad or

larger, an individual with your company will be

profiled in 2007-2008 Blackbook. Be one of the

first 60 to sign up and a color photo will appear

on the cover.

E-Z PAY OFFERED THIS YEAR !This year Blackbook will offer our advertisers

an E-Z Pay Plan by giving those businesses who

choose the option to pay for their advertising inmonthly installments.

ADVERTISING RATES

FULL PAGE............................................. $1,921.06

HALF (1/2) PAGE.....................................$1,054.00

QUARTER (1/4) PAGE ...........................$ 644.00

EIGHTH (1/8) PAGE............................... $ 373.00

BUSINESS CARD w/photo..................... $ 75.00

COLOR RATES

FULL PAGE...............................................$2,563.94

HALF (1/2) PAGE .................................... $1,860.45

LISTING RATES

GENERAL LISTING ............................ NO COST

GENERAL (w/photo).....................................$30.00BOLD LISTING ............................................$35.00

BOLD LISTING (W/photo) .........................$60.00

PAGE DIMENSIONS

AD SIZES WIDTH & HEIGHT

FULL PAGE..........................................7 1/2 X 9 5/8

HALF (1/2) PAGE ................................7 1/2 X 4 3/4

QUARTER (1/4) PAGE .......................3 1/2 X 4 3/4

EIGHTH (1/8) PAGE........................... 3 1/2 X 2 1/2

To learn more about Blackbook call:

Diana M. Murphy

(843) 667-1818

E-mail: [email protected]

DBS COMMUNICATIONS

2010 BLACKBOOK RESOURCE GUIDE

POST OFFICE BOX 4197

FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29502-4197

www.easternscblackbook.com



Local Talent

Mark your calendar as the South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011statewide with events held across

South Carolina throughout the years as we celebrate the families in South Carolina with music,health, education, financial education, business opportunities, employment opportunities and good old

family fun. South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011 will broadcast live on our Internet radio station

SCVillageVoices.com.

21 Years of National Talent 21 Years of National Talent



About the South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011

“South Carolina Black Family

Expo 2011

Goes Statewide” Now in our 21st year South Carolina Black Family Expo continues to evolve asa community event for all families by serving the spatial, social, professional, and en-

tertainment needs of our community. Four years ago we added a twist to the expo

with our annual “Honoring Our Elders” celebration dinner. A Thursday night salute

to the local legends in our community. This year we will select 44 elders from across

South Carolina who will be honored in four regional events who, through their service

in education, the church, business, healthcare, law and social services will be placed in

our online Hall of Fame.

Also, throughout 2011across South Carolina we will host the third annual South

Carolina Business/Non-Profit Heroes and Sheroes Awards Luncheon in each of

the four regions of South Carolina. The Heroes and Sheroes Awards recognizes busi-

ness and non-profit leaders who have gone beyond the call of duty to make our state a

better place to live and work. We will honor 25 individuals in each region who have

given of their time and resources to feed the hungry, clothed the naked, provide a safe

haven for those in need and create economic possibilities for all people living in our

state. These Heroes and Sheroes will be featured on the South Carolina Black Fam-

ily Expo website for one year along with their stories of service.

On Saturday, April 23, 2011, we celebrate the family in South Carolina with our

annual expo beginning Saturday morning, when young people from across the region

join parents to discuss issues of gangs, tattoos, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and howthese choices will affect their future. But we haven’t forgotten about the celebration

and celebrate we will all day on Saturday starting at 10:00 AM. South Carolina

Black Family Expo 2011 will feature talent from across town and across the Caroli-

nas on our main stage as the South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011 with a stop in

Greenville, South Carolina. Including choirs and much, much more.

Sponsored by The Community Newspaper, The Times Upstate Newspaper,

Eastern South Carolina Blackbook, SCVillageVoices and the Charleston Chroni-

cle Foundation, South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011 was designed to expose

Blacks far and near to the many opportunities available to them in empowerment, business, education, economic empowerment, physical/mental wellness health mainte-

nance, sickness prevention, personal development, and legal rights.

www.scblackfamilyexpo.com



Sponsorship Options

Statewide Sponsor $10,000.00

· Official Sponsor of the SC Black Family Expo within an exclusive category

· Company name and logo in all marketing and advertising materials

· Company name on press releases, print and television advertisements

· Company name headlines all radio announcements

· Link Exchange between sponsors and BFE website with large logo

(468 x 60 pixels)· Company name and logo on official show program and cover

· Full-page ad in official show guide

· Company samples distributed at Expo

· Exclusive Press Releases announcing company’s sponsorship of BFE

· Exhibitors’ space near entrance location on exhibit floor (2 booths)

· Right to use event name in all marketing campaigns

· 8 tickets to all four regional Business Awards” Luncheons

· 8 tickets to all four regional “Honoring Our Elders” Celebration Dinners

· statewide radio interview leading up to the Expo

· On air interview during Expo· Company logo on T-shirts promoting the Expo

· Sponsorships of two (2) small businesses or minority organization-booths

· A link on Twitter, Myspace and Facebook pages

· 3 to 5 minute video link on Youtube.com

· Corporate banner signage at Expo

Regional Sponsorship $3,500.00

· One on-air radio interview during Expo

· One (1) booth at Expo· Full-page (B/W) advertising in event guide

· 1/4 page B/W advertising in The Community Times Newspaper or The Times Upstate four weeks

preceding the Expo

· Twenty-five (25) 30-second radio spots (online)

· Corporate banner signage

· 8 tickets to the “2011 Regional Business Awards” Luncheon

· 8 tickets to the 2011 Regional“Honoring Our Elders” Celebration Dinner

· Prominent acknowledgement on all promotional materials

· A banner link on SCVillageVoices.com

· 3 to 5 minute video link on Youtube.com




Sponsorship Options-Continued

Statewide Silver Sponsorship $5,500.00· One (1) on-air radio interview during Expo

· One (1) booth at the Expo

· Half-page (B/W) advertising in events guide

· 1/6 page (B/W) advertising in The Community Times for four weeks preceding the Expo

· Fifteen (15) 30-second radio spots (online)

· 8 tickets to three Regional Business Awards” Luncheon

· 8 tickets to three Regional “Honoring Our Elders” Celebration Dinners· Prominent acknowledgement on all promotional material


· A banner and video link on Youtube.com


Statewide Bronze Sponsorship $2,500.00· One (1) booth at Expo

· 1/4 page advertising in events guide

· 4 tickets to all four Regional “2011 Pee Dee Business Awards” Luncheons

· 4 tickets to all four “Honoring Our Elders” Celebration Dinners

· Ten (10) 30-second radio spots (online)


· Acknowledgement on all promotions and publicity material

· A banner and video link on Youtube.com


“Honoring Our Elders Celebration” $1,500.00· 8 tickets to one regional “Honoring Our Elders” Celebration Dinner

· Half page advertising in dinner’s program

· Signage and banner

· Recognition at dinner with award

· Ad in expo event guide

· Program to be broadcast online

“Pee Dee Business Awards” Luncheon $1,500.00· 8 tickets to one regional Business Awards” Luncheon

· Half page advertising in luncheon’s program

· Signage and banner

· Recognition at luncheon with award· Sponsorship of four (4) young people at your table



Sponsorship Options-Continued

Exhibitions (Before 4-1-11) (After 4-1-11)

Corporate Vendor $300.00 $370.00

Government Vendor $225.00 $250.00

Cultural Vendor $125.00 $150.00

Non-Profit Vendor $125.00 $150.00

Advertising Rates Information

Corporate/Agency Ad Rates for South Carolina Black Family Expo 2010Back Cover/Inside Cover $950.00

Front Cover/Inside Cover $925.00

Full Page Ad $800.00

Half Page Ad $650.00

Cultural/Non-Profit Ad Rates for South Carolina Black Family Expo 2011Quarter Page Ad $350.00

Eighth Page Ad $250.00

Business Card $155.00

To Be A Sponsor Contact: Diana Murphy Advertising Manager Email:[email protected]

1890 Westmoreland Avnue, Post Office Box 4197, Florence, SC 29502 (843) 667-1818. We offer free

both to non-profits organizations that have a 501(3) status with the IRS on a first come first serve basis.



Advertising Opportunities Advertising Opportunities

Banner/Rotating—Top HomepageBanner/Rotating—Top Homepage

468 x 60 pixels, horizontal ads $75.00 per month$75.00 per month

Banner Ad spaceBanner Ad spacePoll Question Sponsor120 x 60 pixels, Small Ad Located above poll questionFeatured on Home Page $25.00 week $25.00 week

Tower BannerTower Banner120 x 300 pixels/vertical adslocated on right and left hand rail of all sectionsHome Page $50.00 per month$50.00 per monthSpecial Section $25.00 per month$25.00 per month

Classified ListingClassified Listing Your ads will be listed for a flat rate.Which will include an e-mail and website link $50.00 per week $50.00 per week

Video Profile W/ Free Business Opportunities Listing Video Profile W/ Free Business Opportunities Listing3 to 5 minute Profile. Also your business will be listed on our $25.00 per month$25.00 per monthBusiness Opportunities page with your company name, contactperson, address, telephone number, fax number,e-mail address, web address with a link

WITH AN EXPECTED 100,000 UNIQUEWITH AN EXPECTED 100,000 UNIQUE

VISITORS PER MONTH, SCVILLAGEVOICES.COMVISITORS PER MONTH, SCVILLAGEVOICES.COM

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SOUTH CAROLINA?S AFRICAN AMERICAN MARKET.SOUTH CAROLINA?S AFRICAN AMERICAN MARKET.

BANNER ADSBANNER ADS Ads can be of several sizes. They can be fixed on a page and/or rotate across multiple sections and pages.

When you put your message, logo, or graphics on scvillagevoices.com, you’re not only branding your image

with a potential 100,000 viewers, you’re providing them direct access to do business with a single click.

ONLINE VIDEOONLINE VIDEOSC Village Voices provides the only daily video news source for news and information for and about SouthCarolina’s African American community. Each broadcast series include, news and special events from acrossSouth Carolina. As an online news sponsor, you can take advantage of several media opportunities tied to

one package-online and print logo presence and a commercial before each online video segment.

ONLINE AUDIOONLINE AUDIOSC Village Voices provides the only daily audio source for special events, news & information for and about SC’s

African-American Community You can provide an audio serious that includes your special events to be heardacross SC & world-wide. As an online Audio Sponsor, you can take advantage of several Media opportunitestied to one package-online and link presence.

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