| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • All-Star Lineup • Special Sponsorship Opportunities • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| Produced by the region’s most talented writers, photographers and designers, Jacksonville Magazine provides an award-winning combination of service journalism and entertaining feature stories, knit together with a colorful and elegant design. Joined by its web-based products and a host of supplement publications, Jacksonville Magazine helps readers get the most out of the city and surrounding communities.Capturing the character, style and beauty of Jacksonville and all of Northeast Florida, our publications have been a distinctive presence and voice in the area for nearly three decades. The regional authority on living well, Jacksonville Magazine offers readers—both residents and visitors alike—the best in entertaining, design, food and travel, as well as thought-provoking insight on local issues, profiles on some of the most intriguing and influential River City residents, and in-depth features on the history and color of this fascinating region.Jacksonville also provides advertisers with a credible, beautiful medium in which to place their ads. Jacksonville and her sister publications Home, Bride, Taste and 904 are the must-read magazines for educated, affluent, engaged and discerning Northeast Florida consumers. | |||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| OUR READERS | |||||||
| Jacksonville Magazine is a publication that is enjoyed by a variety of people. That said, our editorial content and distribution plan are designed to target three specific groups—visitors, newcomers and affluent residents. Research shows these readers are active, interested in the region and—most important—spend at a higher rate than most. Our readers tell us they spend at least an hour when reading each issue. They also tell us they view advertisements as a key resource in making their buying decisions. As such, our advertisers get results.Which of the following products or services do our readers plan to buy in the next 12 months? | |||||||
|
|||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| MISSION STATEMENT | |||||||
| JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE TELLS THE STORIES of Northeast Florida—and has for nearly three decades. Jacksonville Magazine has evolved and grown right in step with the city and our surrounding communities. As Jacksonville’s premier monthly publication, we believe our magazine can only be as good as the city itself. Knowing that, we take great pride in actively participating in the community and telling the stories that matter to our readers. | |||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| ADDED VALUE | |||||||
| Jacksonville Magazine is the only locally produced publication that is posted online—every month, every ad, every article, everything—at jacksonvillemag.com. All magazines are archived online, too. In addition, our website includes a variety of bonus, web-only features created to drive traffic to it. Plus, we regularly host reader surveys, contests and other promotions, all designed to keep readers returning again and again.EVENTS Our publications host, sponsor and participate in dozens of special events and fundraisers each year. For example, our Best of Jacksonville Party has raised more than $100,000 over the last nine years. And wherever we go, you’ll find our magazines—and our advertisers’ messages. Our goal is to get our publications in the hands of real, interested readers. This kind of community involvement and distribution cannot be duplicated through bulk-mailing to select zip codes. We know our readers because we stay in constant contact with them.
CROSS PROMOTION Only Jacksonville Magazine and her sister publications can deliver the added bang for the buck that comes from cross-promoting each publication and website throughout the more than 20 separate magazines we produce each year. Every title refers readers to the others in the fold—thus maximizing the opportunity for thousands more readers to see our clients’ messages. Purchasing an ad in one JACKSONVILLE Magazine title opens the eyes of scores of extra readers each month. |
|||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| CIRCULATION & DISTRIBUTION | |||||||
| OVERVIEW Jacksonville Magazine readers are affluent, educated professionals who want the best out of living in Northeast Florida and can afford to have it. Jacksonville Magazine is distributed 12 times annually with three supplements with a total circulation of 22,000 and a readership of over 120,000* per issue. Jacksonville Magazine is a second-class subscription-based periodical subjected to a yearly audit by the U.S. Postal Service.SUPERMARKETS Publix (34 locations) Food Lion (20 locations) Winn Dixie (24 locations) Whole Foods Market BOOKSTORES & INDEPENDENT NEWSSTANDS CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Our publications are available each month at six Northeast Florida chambers including: Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce |
HOTELS, RESORTS, B & Bs Jacksonville Magazine is available upon request and in-room at select, upscale area hotels and resorts catering to the high-end business and recreational traveler. These hotels include:Amelia Hotel & Suites Amelia Island Plantation Best Western Best Western Oceanfront Casa Monica Comfort Inn Oceanfront Crown Plaza Embassy Suites Hampton Inn & Suites (Amelia Island) Hilton Bayfront (St. Augustine) Hilton Garden Inn (Sawgrass) Holiday Inn Express (Beaches) Hotel Indigo Hyatt Regency The Inn at Oak St. Jacksonville Marriott Laterra Resort The Lodge at Ponte Vedra Omni Jacksonville Hotel One Ocean Resort Ponte Vedra Inn and Club Renaissance World Golf Village The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island Riverdale Inn Sawgrass Golf Resort & Spa, A Marriott Wingate Airport Wyndham Jacksonville RiverwalkJacksonville Magazine is distributed in newcomers’ packages and to prospective homebuyers in real estate offices throughout the region including: Atkinson and Knight |
||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| ADD DIMENSIONS | |||||||
|
|||||||
| Top • Our Readers • Mission Statement • Added Value • Circulation & Distribution • Sizes, Specs & Requirements • Demographic Overview • Download Media Kit (PDF) (Version 2013) | |||||||
| DEMOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW | |||||||
|
|||||||
| For space reservation or additional information call your account executive at 904.389.3622. | |||||||
4th of July BBQ at Orsay
Restaurant Orsay is hosting their Fifth Annual 4th of July BBQ. They are partnering withIntuition Ale Works again to offer $3 ice cold Intuition cans all day long, and we’ll be whipping up cocktails with American Harvest for five bucks. Food-wise, start your day off by hitting the popcorn stand – no artificial butter topping, [...]
Ruckus on the River at Ram
On July 6thfrom 10 AM-9 PM, St. Johns Riverkeeper and theRiverside Arts Market (RAM) are partnering to host “River Ruckus”, a family festival to celebrate the St. Johns River. River Ruckus provides an opportunity for the community to come together to celebrate two of our most important local assets – the St. Johns River and RAM. The event will showcase the [...]
Professional Services
For more than a decade, Jacksonville Magazine has partnered with a number of professional organizations in an effort to bring our readers the city's most respected service providers practicing in a variety of professions, including doctors, lawyers, wealth managers and dentists.
For more than a decade, Jacksonville Magazine has partnered with a number of professional organizations in an effort to bring our readers the city's most respected service providers practicing in a variety of professions, including doctors, lawyers, wealth managers and dentists.
Best of Jacksonville 2012
Nearly 2,000 Readers cast a ballot in this year's poll. Here are their selections of over 100 people, places and things we love (or love to hate) in the Bold New City of the South, including hair salon, bar eats, organic foods, dance club, pet stuff and more.
Nearly 2,000 Readers cast a ballot in this year's poll. Here are their selections of over 100 people, places and things we love (or love to hate) in the Bold New City of the South, including hair salon, bar eats, organic foods, dance club, pet stuff and more.
Companies With Heart
