I provide a limited amount of paid advertising opportunities in the magazine and until further notice at the discounted prices as follows:
Grab this Special!
I am now running a Special on paid advertising in order to help local businesses as much as I can.
Until further notice, ads will cost:
£15 for one quarter-page ad
£25 per issue for a one-half page ad
£50 per issue for a full page ad
You can book one month or any number of months as you prefer.
To take advantage of this Special, please simply email me at
egtowncrier@gmail.com
Please note:
When submitting a quarter-page ad make sure it is not overly wordy as squeezing a lot ot text into a small space can result in too small a font size that is hard to read. If you don't have an ad I can create a simple ad for you in exchange for a £10 donation (approved by you before publishing).
For the relative shape/proportions of your ad, think A4 for a full page, A4 cut in half for your half-page ad and your half page cut in half for your quarter-page (see below).
Best formats for your ads are JPEG and PNG.
When submitting material for the Town Crier please bear in mind the following policies.
One
When deciding whether to publish a submission I use my own discretion. On a few occasions I may decide not to accept a submission. The reasons for rejecting a submission are various and not personal. On the odd occasion that I do reject a submission, I am under no obligation to explain or justify my decision and will not enter into explanations or justifications.
All submissions are made on that understanding and by making a submission you are confirming your agreement with this policy.
Two
My goal is to uphold community and family values. Therefore I will not feature or promote the following:
Drugs and pharmaceutical products of any kind
Psychiatry
Party politics
Denigrating the spiritual or religious beliefs of others
Anything encouraging or advocating anything illegal
Anything promoting or advocating sex, promiscuity, gender issues, sexual orientation of any kind whether heterosexual or homosexual.
People are of course entitled to communicate about such subjects elsewhere but I'm not interested in having such material in the Town Crier.