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Advertising:
For more information contact Erika Baer in the Advertising Department by calling (608)257-4626.
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More people are turning to The Progressive’s web site as a reliable, intelligent alternative to corporate-sponsored news. By advertising on The Progressive’s dynamic web site, www.progressive.org, you will reach tens of thousands of politically sophisticated, activist readers who visit the site to read our web exclusives, including Progressive editor Matthew Rothschild’s daily commentaries, and weekly columns by political editor Ruth Conniff and managing editor Amitabh Pal. For Internet readers seeking information about progressive politics and issues, our site is highly visible. Using any major search engine, a search for the word “progressive” produces our site within the top two results. Online ads are posted run-of-site, on The Progressive’s most current and highly trafficked pages Pricing for online advertising is based on cost-per-thousand (CPM) impressions, with a minimum requirement of 10,000 impressions. The CPM varies, depending upon the size of the ad, as follows: SkyscraperSize: 120 x 600 pixels BannerSize: 468 x 60 pixels ButtonSize: 120 x 90 pixels Weekly Progressive
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Sending Files
Please email file as JPEG, GIF, PNG or Flash SWF. There is a maximum of three loops for animated ads. We do not accept pop-ups or pop-unders.
Please provide a link URL for all ads. Flash ads that include an internal link will not receive click-through reports.
Payment
Advance payment required for first 10,000 impressions. Thereafter, we will invoice upon fulfillment of contract.
For more information, contact Erika Baer at at Advertising Department, or call 608.257.4626
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