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If you go with CPM, you'll get 50,000 guaranteed impressions of a button that is in a fairly good position (top right is above the fold). If you go with print,
by instakill 16y ago
If you go with CPM, you'll get 50,000 guaranteed impressions of a button that is in a fairly good position (top right is above the fold).
If you go with print, you'll get a circulation base of 32,000 which is already less and $10 more expensive. What body has audited those circulation figures? Have you asked the sales team what sort of pass-along rate that magazine gets? You must also consider whether it's a weekly/bi-weekly/monthly etc magazine. Did they guarantee you a right-hand page? Where in the magazine will it be placed?
Personally, I believe you have to evaluate who you're trying to reach and who can be reached with each of the above platforms. Bear in mind that a quarter page ad isn't usually effective without amazing creative, and if they're placing the ad at the back-end with the classifieds etc, don't expect it to perform too well.
- kayhi 16y agoThanks for the insights into the magazine ad. I hadn't considered a number of the factors that you mention (a case of not knowing, what you don't know). I am going to write them today. How are you arriving at 50,000 impressions? I thought 8 CPM would mean 8,000 impression total.