Nonahood News Print
Yes, it’s still relevant. Hyperlocal print is experiencing a renaissance, but don’t take our word for it: Based on the City of Orlando survey, Nonahood News is the #2 source of local information, only behind the Nextdoor social network.
PRINT: Our print newspaper continues to lead the Lake Nona area with the highest circulation of original content of any local publication. Print provides brand exposure and high end positioning that generates conversation among an informed, affluent, active audience.
Premier audience: Nonahood News is the leading news publication in Lake Nona. 40,000+ residents receive each monthly issue, growing each month as new homes / apartments are built.
Located in the southeast corner of Orlando, the “Nonahood” consists of nearly 10,000 acres of residential neighborhoods and local businesses. A multitude of master-planned and developed communities has resulted in the Nonahood becoming one of the top ten fastest-growing areas in the country. Additionally, the region is home to the USTA National Campus, the Orlando VA Medical Center, Nemours Children’s Hospital, the University of Central Florida (UCF) Medical School, the University of Florida (UF) College of Pharmacy, Valencia College Lake Nona Campus, the Amazon Fulfillment Center, Boxi Park, and Nona Adventure Park, just to name a few of our unique amenities. Other major developments include KPMG’s training center, the UCF Cancer Center, the UCF Teaching Hospital, the Johnson & Johnson Human Performance Institute, the Lake Nona Performance Club, and the Lake Nona Town Center, a massive outdoor shopping center that will include a luxury movie theater.
Young and educated: The average age is 36 with nearly 50% of them with college degrees. 40% of the homes have children under 18 living in them.
Direct mail distribution: 23,000+ mailed to households and businesses. As new homes are built, they are included in our distribution.
Drop-off distribution: 2,000+ additional copies are distributed at newstands and other stack/drop-off locations throughout the Lake Nona area.
*Top Banner Ads run on every available page - only available in one to three month increments and have special layout requirements - contact for details.
**Longer commitments result in a lower cost per month. Commitments shorter than 3 months have a 10% premium over 3x pricing.
*Guaranteed placement is available at a 15% premium.
Ad Description | Ad Size | Square Inches | 3x | 6x | 12x |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
⭐️ Top Banner* | 10"x0.62" | 6.2 | $985 | * | * |
⭐️ Cover Box A | 10"x3" | 30 | $1452 | $1386 | $1287 |
⭐️ Cover Box B | 7.5"x3" | 22.5 | $1091 | $1027 | $963 |
1/8 Page | 4.57"x3" | 13.71 | $374 | $319 | $268 |
1/4 Page | 4.75"x6.5" | 30.88 | $680 | $587 | $518 |
1/3 Page | 3.21"x15.75" | 50.56 | $983 | $855 | $739 |
1/2 Page Vertical | 4.75"x15.75 | 74.81 | $1452 | $1265 | $1098 |
1/2 Page | 10"x6.5" | 65.0 | $1279 | $1111 | $961 |
Full Page | 10"x16.5" | 165.0 | $2402 | $2129 | $1871 |
⭐️ Full Page #3 | 10"x16.5" | 165.0 | $2882 | $2554 | $2246 |
⭐️ Full Page Back Cover | 10"x16.5" | 165.0 | $3432 | $3226 | $3021 |
⭐️ Center Fold | 21.5"x16.5" | 354.75 | $6083 | $5614 | $5240 |
⭐️ = Premium Placement
Ad Specs
- CMYK images, 300 dpi
- Ad-Litho (Newsprint)
- No four color black
- Dot gain 20%
- PDF format
- Fonts should be larger than 8pt
Space commitment: the 15th of the month prior to issue date
Final artwork: the 20th of the month prior to issue date
Editorial content: the 15th of the month prior to issue date
Due to design constraints, some ad sizes may not always be available. All advertisements must fall in line with family friendly nature of the paper. Nonprofit organizaitons may receive 10% discount with proof of non-profit status, with some size exceptions.
Prices do not include ad design.
All editorial content must be submitted to [email protected] no later than the 15th of the month prior to publication.
Small and local businesses can connect directly to our audience through the Business Spotlight featured in our Business & Real Estate section. The half-page advertorial allows for 600-800 words that are either written by the business purchasing the spotlight, or for an additional fee, we will interview the business owner, take on-site photos and write a feel-good story about the business. Spotlights are limited to only two per print issue and include a Facebook post, LinkedIn post and an e-newsletter mention with a direct link to the online article. An Instragram post can be included for an additional fee and will be featured on our IG for 1 month.
- $600 per half-page (client provides content)
- $900 per half-page (we create the content)
- IG post add-on: $500
- Discounts available with 6 or 12 month advertising agreements
Advertorials are articles that include a marketing message. They are a very attractive advertising option that allows you to present your message in an informative and educational way to our readers. You can submit 600-800 words per half-page and two or three images or graphics (all to be provided by the advertiser). Content creation is available for an additional $300 per half-page. All paid advertorials include a Facebook post, LinkedIn post and an e-newsletter mention with a direct link to the online article. An Instragram post can be included for an additional fee and will be featured on our IG for 1 month.
Note: Content approval required by editor (see Fine print).
- $600 per half-page (client provides content)
- $900 per half-page (we create the content)
- IG post add-on: $500
- Discounts available with 6 or 12 month advertising agreements
Advertisers may sponsor specific editorial sections of Nonahood News. Editorial content will be produced and controlled by Nonahood News. Please contact us for pricing and availability.
Business Spotlight / Advertorial layout is included in the price of the advertorial. This includes layout and one proof review. Excessive revision requests may incur additional design charges, at the discretion of Nonahood News.
Nonahood News retains discretion over look and feel of editorial content layout. All editorial content must be in-line with the family-friendly nature of our publication.
