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media kit 2018
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NICHE content is our thing.
We produce and deliver content for m ountain lovers who
own a mountain home, or are looking to buy a mountain
home. We bring the spirit of the high-country home.
We are the ONLY mountain home
MORE
design brand in the West, and we are way
than a magazine.
HOLLY SCOTT, Publisher + Vice President
hscott@mountainliving.com
303.248.2058
DARLA WORDEN, Editor In Chief
PORTRAITS BY ELEANOR WILLIAMSON
dworden@mountainliving.com
303.248.2063
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MOUNTAINLIVING.COM 1
2018 editorial + marketing calendar
MOuntain Living
®
Bringing the Spirit of the High Country Home
November/ December 2016
39
Holiday
Gifts
sure to
please
A WiesnerMedia Publication
November/December 2016
Home of tHeYear
a Contemporary homestead in JaCkson hole
mountainliving.com
January/February March/April May/June July August September/October November/December
TOP ARCHITECTS KITCHENS ARTFUL LIVING SMALL SPACES ULTIMATE VIEWS THE RUSTIC ISSUE HOME OF THE YEAR
& DESIGNERS LIST Travel: Aspen Travel: Whitefish Travel: Crested Butte Travel: Steamboat Travel: Sun Valley Travel: Ultimate Resort Guide
Travel: Whistler Instant Update: Banquettes Landscape Designer List Instant Update: Instant Update: Libraries Instant Update: Bathrooms
Instant Update: Lighting Storage Systems
Ad close: 11/21 Ad Close: 1/30 Ad Close: 3/27 Ad close: 5/21 Ad close: 6/19 Ad close: 7/31 Ad close: 9/25
Ad materials due: 11/27 Ad materials due: 2/5 Ad materials due: 4/2 Ad materials due: 5/25 Ad materials due: 6/25 Ad materials due: 8/7 Ad materials due: 10/2
On sale: December 27, 2017 On sale: March 6, 2018 On sale: May 1, 2018 On sale: June 26, 2018 On sale: July 24, 2018 On sale: September 5, 2018 On sale: October 30, 2018
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTIONS
Lake Tahoe Spotlight Telluride Art + Architecture Jackson Hole Summit County Vail Valley Spotlight
Fall Arts Festival Parade of Homes
Steamboat Spotlight Western Design Conference
Montana Spotlight
EVENTS AND BONUS DISTRIBUTION
BOZEMAN SYMPHONY BOZEMAN SYMPHONY BOZEMAN SYMPHONY ASPEN ARTS FESTIVAL ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL BOZEMAN SYMPHONY BOZEMAN SYMPHONY
BRECKENRIDGE DESIGN BLOGGERS BRECKENRIDGE WAVE FESTIVAL ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL BOZEMAN SYMPHONY BRECKENRIDGE WINE CLASSIC MOUNTAIN LIVING
FIRE ARTS FESTIVAL CONFERENCE HOME OF THE YEAR
CHERRY CREEK BOZEMAN SYMPHONY BRECKENRIDGE CHERRY ARTS
NETWORKING BY DESIGN: NETWORKING BY DESIGN: ARTS FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL AT STANLEY
WHITEFISH SUN VALLEY CHERRY CREEK FESTIVAL OF ART
DENVER DESIGN DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL CRESTED BUTTE FILM FESTIVAL
NETWORKING BY DESIGN: SPRING LAUNCH CLASSICAL TAHOE
JACKSON COURAGE CLASSIC GOURMET ON GORE
TAHOE CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE CRESTED BUTTE
CRESTED BUTTE ARTS FESTIVAL JACKSON HOLE
WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL FALL ARTS FESTIVAL
JACKSON HOLE
PARK CITY FALL ARTS FESTIVAL SUMMIT COUNTY
Editorial and marketing calendar subject to change
FOOD & WINE CLASSIC PARADE OF HOMES
STEAMBOAT WINE FESTIVAL
TELLURIDE WESTERN
ART & ARCHITECTURE STEAMBOAT DESIGN CONFERENCE
“I READ THE WHOLE MAGAZINE
PARADE OF HOMES
VAIL JAZZ FESTIVAL
TAHOE
— COVER TO COVER!”
CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
VAIL JAZZ FESTIVAL
— ML Reader WINTER PARK UNCORKED
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demographics purchase intent
+ engagement
36%
OUR READERS PLAN TO
of ML readers have HIRE OR PURCHASE IN THE
an average net worth NEXT 12-24 MONTHS:
of over $3 MILLION
ANTIQUES 26%
ARCHITECTS 12%
ART/GALLERIES 23%
AVERAGE AGE 57 BUILDERS 39%
FEMALE 66%
BUILDING SUPPLIES/HARDWARE 40%
MALE 34%
MARRIED 84% DOORS/WINDOWS 29%
COLLEGE GRADUATE 92% EVENTS/HOME TOURS 17%
FENCING/GATES 20%
FIREPLACES/PITS 34%
INCOME/NET WORTH
FLOORING/CARPETS/RUGS 44%
Average household income $310,653
FURNITURE 59%
Average net worth $2,115,441
HOME THEATERS/ELECTRONICS 16%
INSULATION/HVAC 17%
READER ENGAGEMENT INTERIOR DESIGNERS 18%
84% took action as a result of seeing KITCHEN & BATH APPLIANCES 43%
advertisements and editorial content LANDSCAPING/DECKS/PATIOS 53%
LIGHTING 33%
54% saved an advertisement
or article for future reference LINENS/FABRICS 30%
ROOFING/GUTTERS 23%
49% visited a website for more information TILE/MARBLE/GRANITE/STONE 30%
TRAVEL/HOTEL/RESORTS 44%
10% visited advertisers’ social
media sites for more information WALL COVERINGS/PAINT 33%
Readers typically keep each
issue an average of 15 MONTHS
70% 92%
of ML readers have
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PURCHASE INTENT for
of ML readers plan to buy/build
your products and services
a home in the next three years
Source: Ad-Q Harvey Research Study, 2017
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integrated audience PRINT INSIDE | PEOPLE
editorial
paid subscribers, newsstand,
events, targeted distribution,
trade professionals A Q&A WITH MONTANA
MOUNTAIN LIVING: You moved to Montana from Tennessee at
17 years old. What has kept you there?
JEREMIAH YOUNG: Initially, it was for a fresh start. I
BUSINESS MOGUL could go to a big city somewhere and work in de-
JEREMIAH YOUNG
33,000 press run
sign and get a lot more recognition or notoriety, but
Montana is the place for me. You can have more of an
RENAISSANCE impact in a smaller community.
ML: Tell us about Stapleton Gallery, your new art gallery located
DIGITAL
MAN OF in the same space as Kibler & Kirch in Billings.
89,100 readership THE WEST
JY: My approach to design is very eclectic, and in many
ways, art-centric. I love to use people’s art, be inspired
by their art, and help them find the right piece of art
for their homes. So it’s a natural extension to have a
STORY BY MICHELLE JOHNSON gallery, where we represent a great, eclectic
selection of artists like Kevin Red Star
PHOTOS BY AUDREY HALL
and Ben Pease.
ML: How do you juggle being a dad to two young
daughters and a thriving businessman?
MOUNTAINLIVING.COM
JY: Mountain Dew. No, sometimes I don’t
juggle things all that well. I work a great
amount, but the key is that I’m so passion-
WHEN JEREMIAH YOUNG FIRST ate about what I do that it doesn’t feel like
WALKED INTO KIBLER & KIRCH work. Very rarely do I feel like I need to
—an interior design firm and showroom in Red recharge my batteries because what I do
is electrifying to me.
Lodge, Montana—in 1993, he felt an instant
connection. “I was 17 at the time, and I re-
24,195 visitors/month
ML: What’s something you always carry with you?
Mountain Living features
member going in there and it just spoke to my
soul,” he recalls. “I somehow understood it on
JY: Black felt-tip pens. My sport coats are
filled with them. When I’m with a cli-
a different level—what they were trying to do,
ent, I’m able to communicate an idea very
the kind of quality and sensibility that it had.”
quickly by sketching it out.
Seventeen years later, after acquiring a degree
52,689 page views/month the most inspiring homes in
in English literature, opening a denim-driven ML: How would you describe your personal style?
clothing store and working at an engineering
JY: I wear the same thing every day: a white
firm, Young heard that Kibler & Kirch was clos- non-iron shirt, dark jeans and a sport coat. I
ing. Distraught, he took it as a sign of fate and learned that trick from [Kibler & Kirch co-founder] Ro-
decided to turn his lifelong love for design into sina Kastelitz; she would wear black every day. If we’re
mountain regions of the West and
his next business venture. “The owners said, ‘If looking at fabrics or paint colors with a client, I don’t
you know someone who wants to buy it, come want my clothes to tint the colors we’re working with. o
talk to us,’” he says. “So I did.” >>
kiblerandkirch.com
celebrates the spirit and style of
OPPOSITE: Young and his Italian greyhound named Pip kick back at Kibler & Kirch’s design studio in Billings, Montana. “He’s a classy little guy,” he says.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: “We believe in a gracious and inspiring office environment,” Young says of a workspace in the Billings studio. “It’s all
about perfectly scaled furniture.” Young chats with members of his design team. Piles of design and photography books occupy the studio’s great room.
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the people who inhabit them.
PEOPLE: Profiles of the tastemakers who influence high-country
architecture and design, plus their product picks, expert tips and more
INSIDE | SHOPPING Alabaster-white lacquer brightened the yellow log walls in this Jackson, Wyoming, home, creating a
crisp backdrop for the owners’ eclectic collection of artwork. A papier-mache sculpture of Nipper,
better known as “the RCA dog,” stands guard in the home’s main entryway. The adjacent dining area
is furnished with a sleek oval dining table, designed by Terry Hunziker, which doubles as a game table.
RACING STRIPE OUTDOOR FABRIC
by Perennials, available in nine colors,
100 percent solution-dyed acrylic, $130
per yard; at RH, restorationhardware.com.
* Based on 33,000 press run with 2.7 passalong rate.
IN BOLD PATTERNS AND
BRIGHT HUES, THESE
BREEZY YET DURABLE
FABRICS CELEBRATE
THE SUNNY SEASON
SUMMER THREADS
157,213
BY MICHELLE JOHNSON
AFFLUENT READERS
RAW MATERIALS AN ARTFUL TRANSFORMATION
COLLECTION, six
fabrics available in A CREATIVE COUPLE COLLABORATES WITH THEIR DESIGN TEAM TO TRANSFORM A TIRED
TK
a variety of colors,
STORY BY CHRISTINE DEORIO PHOTOGRAPHY BY AUDREY HALL LOG HOME INTO A STREAMLINED SHOWPLACE FOR THEIR COLLECTION OF ARTWORK
from $45 per yard;
hbftextiles.com >>
146 147
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SHOPPING: Stylish new products HOME FEATURES: A showcase of luxury high-country homes,
for the home—from fabric and each selected for its spectacular design
fixtures to tile and tableware
2017 Ad-Q Harvey Research Studies, Google Analytics 2017, iContact
INSIDE EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME
HAVE A GREAT IDEA TO SHARE?
SOCIAL The editors of Mountain Living are always on the lookout for stunning
homes to feature, from luxurious high-country retreats to smart small
27,049 followers spaces, with styles that range from traditional to contemporary.
Visit mountainliving.com/get-published for submission guidelines.
E-NEWSLETTER
Facebook: 13,572
Pinterest: 2,869 email greatideas@mountainliving.com
Twitter: 7,089
16,869/weekly Instagram: 3,519
ML PICK
25%
22% open rate
FORM AND FUNCTION The credenza is the Swiss Army knife of furniture: versatile, practical and discreet. An all-in-one console
table, TV stand and storage unit, the multi-function sideboard is a secret weapon for any small space. Designed by Tyler Hays—founder
of the Philadelphia-based furniture and accessories company BDDW—this Leather Credenza in Aqua features an American black walnut
interior, hand-oiled leather and cast-bronze drawer pulls for an eye-catching piece with a purpose. Price upon request; bddw.com. o
industry average 10-15%
SOURCES:
STORY BY MICHELLE JOHNSON
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increase ML PICK: Our favorite finds of the season,
since 2017 including furniture, lighting, home accessories and fine art
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national reach national reach
ML’s distribution is precisely ML’S CONTENT AND DISTRIBUTION
TOP READERSHIP MARKETS:
targeted to reach every FOCUSES ON THESE KEY MOUNTAIN MARKETS:
major mountain market and
· Colorado · New York · Idaho
key feeder markets where WYOMING IDAHO COLORADO
ML readers have their · California · Montana · Utah
· Jackson · Sun Valley/Hailey/Ketchum · Aspen/Basalt/Carbondale
primary homes. · Texas · Illinois · Oregon · Teton Village · McCall/Boise · Vail/Beaver Creek/Avon/Edwards
· Florida · North Carolina · Pennsylvania · Summit County/Breckenridge
UTAH MONTANA
· Washington · Wyoming · Georgia · Copper/Frisco/Keystone
· Park City · Big Sky
· Deer Valley · Telluride/Mountain Village
· Bozeman
· Steamboat Springs
NEVADA/CALIFORNIA · Kalispell/Whitefish
· Winter Park/Granby
· Tahoe · Missoula
· Crested Butte
· Truckee
Source: Google Analytics, 2016
NATIONWIDE REACH
ML national subscriber
& newsstand reach
ML key mountain markets and event distribution
PHOTO BY AUDREY HALL
“I LOVE YOUR MAGAZINE!
I always look forward to it’s arrival to our home in Florida.”
— ML Reader
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trade professionals testimonials
MOUNTAIN LIVING EMBODIES THE
SPIRIT OF HIGH COUNTRY LIFE:
it’s beautiful, has a singular point of view, and has
great people at the heart of it all. We couldn’t be
more proud or more honored to be in their pages.”
— WRJ Design
“The magazine and
website continue to be
EFFECTIVE
MARKETING TOOLS
for CCA. No one captures
residential design in the mountains
better than Mountain Living!”
— Rebecca Richardson,
CHARLES CUNNIFFE ARCHITECTS
A couple recently told us,
“We saw your business’ name throughout
Mountain Living....You seem to be the cabinetry
firm of choice.” They ended up having a 2-hour meeting
with us, excited about what we could offer, impressed with
our work and reputation and predisposed to trusting us.
THAT IS THE DIFFERENCE OUR
ADVERTISING IN MOUNTAIN LIVING MADE.
— Lauren Ruehring, KITCHENSCAPES
19% of ML’s readership
reaches INDUSTRY
PROFESSIONALS “Mountain Living offers top-of-the-line
personalized service and exposure
“Mountain Living is a
TOUR DE FORCE amongst
the Western home publications.”
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to quality clients, and they
understand the need for
— Candace Tillotson-Miller, MILLER ARCHITECTS LTD.
EMBRACING NEW
FRONTIERS IN
TECHNOLOGY.
I keep Mountain Living in our
annual budget every year.”
—Lynne Barton Bier,
HOME ON THE RANGE
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event distribution signature events +
sponsorship opportunities
COLORADO UTAH
Arts Festival
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
MONTANA
2015
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
Presented by ASID Colorado
Uncorked Wine
Festival Spring Launch
ASID Colorado
WYOMING
2015
Steamboat
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
Presented by ASID C olorado
Parade of Homes
Get in front of the top
Parade of Homes
professionals in the industry
by sponsoring a Mountain
Living signature event!
NEVADA/ ML produces Networking by Design events throughout
the year in various mountain markets, as well as an annual
Art + Architecture Weekend CALIFORNIA Home of the Year event!
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS: (DETAILS TBD)
• Category Exclusivity
• Logo recognition on all event collateral and signage
• Opportunity to speak about your company at the event
Courage Classic Fire Arts Festival • Opportunity to include company collateral in gift bags
Wave Festival • Opportunity to invite a limited number of guests
International Festival of Art • Opportunity to host the event in your showroom
Throughout the year, ML sponsors a variety of
500,000
prestigious events across key mountain markets.
In doing so, we create opportunities for our clients
to reach consumers and trade professionals.
event attendees/year
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print products print products
BRANDING ADS SPOTLIGHT SECTION + PROFILE PAGES
Full-page and half-page ads available Full or half-page Q&A templated layout
or a custom advertorial layout
MONTANA
SPOTLIGHT
SPOTLIGHT ON:
Urbaine Home & Urbaine Atelier
You recently introduced Urbaine Atelier, a full-
service interior design studio, to complement your
furniture and lifestyle boutique Urbaine Home. How
do the businesses differ?
The boutique is a place we’ve created
without a particular client in mind, so we
can showcase what we love. It’s the perfect
embodiment of our style; it ebbs and flows and
continuously evolves. It is so important to us that
a home has soul and shows the patina of life. Our
curated collection takes us on amazing European
travels and allows us to infuse antiques and one-of-
a-kind pieces into our designs.
Our design practice is about our clients and their
lifestyles. Our role is to guide them and transform
their practical needs into something beautiful.
CUSTOM
This time last year, you were running the interiors
studio for a well-known Bozeman architecture firm.
How has your approach changed?
PUBLISHING INSERTS
These high-quality inserts are written,
We’re now able to work with architects and builders
who we have long admired from afar, as well as
clients who are drawn to our particular style. It’s also
designed and formatted for your
definitely a plus to have the ability to control our
schedules and the flexibility to enjoy life. We don’t
believe in all work and no play; we laugh a lot—we
wouldn’t be interested if it wasn’t fun!
company or special event
RAIN HOUSER
AND SKYE ANDERSON, owners
602 W. Hemlock Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
406-577-2557
urbainehome.com | urbaineatelier.com
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Pennock, this mountain home sits in perfect harmony with its environment. The extending
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in the sunlight and surrounding scenery. Attention is paid to every aspect of the curated
interior living space. The generous open floor plan and stunning use of natural materials KYLE PRESSMAN
creativefloorsvail.com
The Creative Floors showroom in Edwards, Colorado, offers hand-woven area rugs
from around the world. Hundreds of samples are available for checkout in our
gemstonetile.com
Gemstone Tile LLC is devoted to making premium, custom, handcrafted gemstone tiles from
jewelry-grade turquoise and other precious materials including malachite, azurite and apple
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A M O U N TA I N L I V I N G S P E C I A L S E C T I O N
MOUNTAIN HOMES + PROPERTIES DESIGN FINDS
Highlight your real estate listings Quarter-page templated advertising section to
in our templated real estate section showcase your luxury products and services
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digital packages digital packages
BE PRESENT: TRENDSETTER (LIMITED TO 10)
NATIVE ADVERTISING: 1x
1 Expert Advice article
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: 6 MONTHS
Leaderboard or Medium Rectangle
DOMINATE: PRESENTING PARTNER
E-NEWSLETTER: 3 WEEKS
(LIMITED TO 3)
PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING: 1 CAMPAIGN
NATIVE ADVERTISING: 3x
100,000 Impressions/campaign
3 Expert Advice articles, includes a home page slider
during week of deployment + Facebook boosts PRODUCTS + PROS
Annual resource directory, promoted 4x in the e-newsletter
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: 12 MONTHS
Half-page banner
Package value: $7,450
E-NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING: 6 WEEKS PACKAGE PRICE: $4,920 ($410/month)
PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING: 2 CAMPAIGNS
100,000 Impressions/campaign
PRODUCTS + PROS
Annual resource directory, promoted 4x in the e-newsletter GET STARTED: BASIC (LIMITED TO 9)
NATIVE ADVERTISING
Package value: $17,100 1 Expert Advice article
PACKAGE PRICE: $9,600 ($800/month)
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: 4 MONTHS
Leaderboard or Medium Rectangle
E-NEWSLETTER: 2 WEEKS
COMPETE: ULTIMATE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP PRODUCTS + PROS
Annual resource directory, promoted 4x in the e-newsletter
(LIMITED TO 5)
Package value: $4,800
NATIVE ADVERTISING: 2x PACKAGE PRICE: $3,600 ($300/month)
2 Expert Advice articles + Facebook boosts
DISPLAY ADVERTISING: 12 MONTHS
Leaderboard or Medium Rectangle
E-NEWSLETTER: 4 WEEKS CUSTOMIZE: A LA CARTE + PACKAGES
PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING: 1 CAMPAIGN NATIVE ADVERTISING: EXPERT ADVICE $1,000
100,000 Impressions/campaign
DISPLAY ADVERTISING
PRODUCTS + PROS Leaderboard or Medium Rectangle $5,400/year
Annual resource directory, promoted 4x in the e-newsletter Leaderboard or Medium Rectangle $3,240/6 months
E-newsletter Advertising $1,000/month (4x)
Package value: $11,600 PRODUCTS + PROS $1,500/year
PACKAGE PRICE: $6,840 ($570/month)
PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING $1,500
100,000 Impressions/campaign
CHOOSE 4 OR MORE GET 40% OFF
PHOTO BY ROBERT LEMERMEYER
CHOOSE 3 GET 30% OFF
CHOOSE 2 GET 20% OFF
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NATIVE ADVERTISING
EXPERT ADVICE
WEBSITE DISPLAY ADS
WHAT: Professionally-written digital content with your
perspective on a topic of your choice. Prime content marketing • 72 dpi
exposure and leadership positioning • JPEG, GIF or PNG files
• RGB color mode
INCLUDES:
• 250-300 words maximum TOP/BOTTOM LEADERBOARD
• 2-5 photos, advertiser supplies, • 728w x 90h pixels
must have permission to use • 300w x 50h pixels mobile version
• Advertiser name (person) as the byline
• 1-2 sentence bio including phone number and link MEDIUM RECTANGLE
to Products & Pros page (or website) • 300w x 250h pixels
• Random rotation on Home Page through our regular content
HALF PAGE
stream depending on topic and tagged as “Content for this
• 300w x 600h pixels
article provided by ”
• Distributed by our weekly newsletter (1x)
ML WEEKLY E-NEWSLETTER
DISPAY ADVERTISING • 72 dpi
• JPEG, GIF or PNG files
WEBSITE
• RGB color mode
WHAT: Traditional banner ads (leaderboard, medium • Static ads, no flash or animation
rectangle, half page ads) displaying run of site
MEDIUM RECTANGLE
• 300w x 250h pixels
E-NEWSLETTER
WHAT: Traditional banner ads (rectangle) in content-based HORIZONTAL HALF PAGE
newsletters • 600w x 250h pixels
PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING (NEW)
PRODUCTS + PROS
WHAT: Programmatic display advertising—your ad will reach
readers with similar demographics to ML readers as they visit • Name, contact information and logo
other sites across the web • Headline plus 100 words of copy
• 9 images total (72 dpi, JPEG, horizontal
INCLUDES: orientation) 3 defining top images, 6
• Income: $200,000+ bottom portfolio images
• Geo: National • 3 search categories
• Lifestyle interests: Home Design/Interior Design/Home
Improvement
PRODUCTS + PRO’S PAGE
For help with print and digital products or for
WHAT: Online resource directory page how to submit completed artwork please contact:
INCLUDES: LPILZ@MOUNTAINLIVING.COM
• Micro site page with contact info, 100 words of copy,
9 photos, company logo, website link and Facebook link Advertiser is responsible for providing text, logo, photos and color/layout preferences.
ML is not responsible for errors in creative that is submitted “camera-ready.”
• Up to 3 search categories on our website,
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directly related to company’s industry
• Promoted in e-newsletter directory section
throughout the year (2-3x min)
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Holly Scott
Publisher + Vice President
hscott@mountainliving.com
303-248-2058
Judith Moak
2-page spread bleed Full-page bleed half-page vertical half-page horizontal
18.25 x 11.125 9.25 x 11.125 3.975 x 10 8.15 x 4.897 Senior Account Executive
jmoak@mountainliving.com
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SPECS FOR FULL-PAGE BLEED ADS Account Executive
mswift@mountainliving.com
303-248-2061
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9.25 x 11.125;
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off after printing Account Executive
kbuckley@mountainliving.com
303-662-5300
trim size:
9 x 10.875;
Actual edge of the final paper Leah Brinks
Event + Sponsorship Director
safe size: lbrinks@mountainliving.com
8.5 x 10.375; 303-248-2067
No logos, text or important
graphics beyond this line
Laura Pilz
Production Manager
lpilz@mountainliving.com
FILE REQUIREMENTS FOR PRINT ADS: 303-248-2053
IF AD IS SUBMITTED AS A PDF (PRESS-READY): Kasey Harvey
300 dpi, PDF with no crop marks Associate Marketing Editor
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3-5 images: 300 dpi and at least 4x5 inches
Text and contact information: maximum of 20 words Darla Worden
Logo: 300 dpi (EPS, TIFF or .AI file) Editor In Chief
editorial
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