This spring, Jacksonville Magazine partners with The Players Championship to produce an exclusive insider’s guide to the tournament. The Guide will feature gorgeous pictures of TPC Sawgrass, interviews with top golfers, previews of social events and a history of the tournament.
Sizes & Requirements:
Two-page Spread: 14″ x 9″
Full Page (bleed): 7″ x 9″
Full Page (non-bleed): 6″ x 8″
1/2 Page: 6″ x 3.875″
1/4 Page: 2.875″ x 3.875″
Note: For bleed ads, please pull out image 1/8″ from trim.
ACCEPTABLE SOFTWARE FILE FORMATS: QuarkXPress, PDF, Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop only.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: White Publishing Company prints following Standard Web Offset Printing (SWOP) guidelines using 4C process inks on matte stock and it is perfect bound.
FILE TYPES ACCEPTED: tiff (CMYK) 300 dpi minimum; jpeg (CMYK) 300 dpi minimum; eps or pdf with all fonts converted to outlines, all spot colors converted to CMYK and all 300 dpi images embedded, with all required trapping. All support files (including fonts) must be included. Compressed files are not recommended.
MEDIA ACCEPTED: CDs, flash drives or DVDs.
PROGRAMS ABSOLUTELY NOT ACCEPTED: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Word Perfect, Corel Draw, PageMaker.
PROOFING: One proof for identification purposes is suggested. Without proof, White Publishing Company does not assume responsibility for printing or color errors. Content, color and final reproduction quality are contingent upon the materials furnished and are the responsiblity of the advertiser.
DELIVERY: Ads may be e-mailed to ads@jacksonvillemag.com, or sent to 1261 King St., Jacksonville, FL 32204.
PRODUCTION CHARGES: Ads created by Jacksonville Magazine’s art department may be supplied to the advertiser on CD for a fee of $95 per CD.
FTP UPLOAD AVAILABLE: Contact ad coordinator.
OVERRUNS/REPRINTS/INSERTS/BIND-INS: Call your account executive for estimate.For space reservation or additional information call your account executive at 904.389.3622.
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. 
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. 
