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Recruitment 2009 Guide and Rates

2009

RECRUITMENT RATES

Rates effective January

2009

*Kitsap Classified: Common section distributed Friday in Bainbridge Island Review, North Kitsap Herald, Central Kitsap Reporter and Port Orchard Indepen-dent. Distributed Saturday in Bremerton Patriot.

**Whidbey Classified: Common section distributed Wednesday and Saturday in Whidbey News Times, South Whidbey Record and Whidbey TMC.

***Career Guide: Quarterly niche publication dedicated 100% to employment. Distributed in Island, Kitsap, King and Jefferson county newspapers.

RECRUITMENT CONTRACT RATES

OPEN $22.00 $12.50

50” 19.80 11.25

150” 19.15 10.85

300” 18.50 10.50

500” 17.80 10.15

1,000” 17.15 9.75

2,000” 16.50 9.40

3,000” 15.85 9.00

4,000” 15.20 8.65

5,000” 14.50 8.25

6,000”+ 13.85 7.90

6 weeks $18.70 $10.65

13 weeks 17.60 10.00

26 wks (40” or less) 16.50 9.40

26 wks (over 40”) 15.40 8.75

52 wks (40” or less) 14.30 8.15

52 wks (over 40”) 13.20 7.50

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RATES & INFO Classified Rates are effective January 2009

Rates are non-commissionable – net with no cash discounts and available for an individual, single store, service establishment or group under single ownership operating under a single name.

All rates are per column inch, per paper, per edition. Standard type size 7 point agate, 10 lines per inch. Minimum 1 inch ad.

DISCOUNTFOR MULTIPLE NEWSPAPERS

Repeat your ad in multiple newspapers within 6 days:

2 papers 15% off

3 papers 20% off

4 to 6 papers 25% off

7-10 papers 30% off

11-19 papers 35% off

20+ papers 50% off

COlOR RATESAll rates are based per single publication. Color separations are extra.

Mercer Island Reporter,Snoqualmie Valley Record,Snoqualmie Valley LivingSpot color ............................................$1502 or more colors ...................... $100 eachFull process color...............................$250

Vashon-Maury Island BeachcomberSpot color ............................................$1502 or more colors ...................... $135 eachFull process color...............................$395

Kitsap ClassifiedSpot color ............................................$1502 or more colors ...................... $135 eachFull process color...............................$395Double Truck spot colors ....... $220 each

King/Pierce Tabloid Publications Spot color ............................................$2252 or more colors ...................... $150 eachFull process color...............................$395

Bonney Lake & Sumner Courier-Herald,Enumclaw Courier-Herald

Single ComboSpot color ..................$150 .................$2252 spot colors..............$250 .................$450Full process color.....$350 .................$650

RECRUITMENT OPEN RATES$22.00 $12.50

Arlington Times/Marysville Globe - Wed.

Auburn Reporter - Fri.

Bellevue Reporter - Wed., Sat.

Bothell/Kenmore Reporter - Wed.

Covington/Maple Valley Reporter - Fri.

Enumclaw/Bonney Lake & Sumner Courier Herald - Wed.

Federal Way Mirror - Wed., Sat.

Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter - Fri.

Kent Reporter - Wed., Sat.

Kirkland Courier Reporter - Wed.

Kitsap Classified - Fri.*

Redmond Reporter - Wed., Sat.

Renton Reporter - Fri.

Whidbey Classifieds - Wed., Sat.**

Islands’ Sounder - Wed.

Islands’ Weekly - Tues.

Journal of the San Juans - Wed.

Northwest Navigator Everett/Whidbey - Fri.

Northwest Navigator Kitsap - Fri.

Mercer Island Reporter - Wed.

Snoqualmie Valley Record - Wed.

Snoqualmie Valley Living - Monthly

Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber - Wed.

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RECRUITMENT SPECIAL SECTIONS

GENERAlAD SPECIFICATIONS

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYAll employment advertisements

in this newspaper are subject to Federal & Sate laws which make it illegal to advertise

any preference, limitation or discrimination based on age, sex, marital status, race,

creed, color, national origin or the presence of any sensory, mental or physical handicap,

unless based upon a bona fide occupational qualification. This newspaper will

not knowingly accept any advertisement for employment which is in violation of the law. It is the advertisers responsibility to be aware

of federal, state and local laws and regulations pertaining to employment. It is this newspaper’s right to refuse all advertisements which do not

comply with the above regulations.

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CLASSIFIED SALES OFFICE

COLUMN WIDTHS1 column 1.078”

2 column 2.236”

3 column 3.394”

4 column 4.552”

5 column 5.71”

6 column 6.868”

7 column 8.026”

8 column (Max. Tabloid width) 9.184”

9 column 10.342”

10 column (Broadsheet) 11.5”

Gutter .08”

10-COLUMN x 21” (BROADSHEET)Arlington Times, Bonnie Lake & Sumner Courier-Herald, Enumclaw Courier-Herald, Marysville Globe, Mercer Island Reporter, Snoqualmie Valley Record, Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber

8-COLUMN x 12.75” (TABLOID)Auburn Reporter, Bainbridge Island Review, Bellevue Reporter, Bothell/Kenmore Reporter, Bremerton Patriot, Central Kitsap Reporter, Covington/Maple Valley Reporter, Federal Way Mirror, Island’s Sounder, Island’s Weekly, Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter, Kent Reporter, Kirkland Reporter, North Kitsap Herald, Northwest Navigator, Port Orchard Independent, Redmond Reporter, Renton Reporter, Snoqualmie Valley Living, South Whidbey Record, Whidbey News-Times

Winter Career Guide: Focus on Schools and Training*** Post-secondary education or training is critical for our readers. This issue is aimed at those looking to begin their next level of education, continue their education, or advance their skills as a professional. Distributed the last Wednesday in February, deadlines the first Friday of February.

Options: West Sound Education Consortium The West Sound Education Consortium is a partnership of schools and businesses in the Kitsap, Jefferson, Mason and Pierce County areas. This publication reaches over 200,000 students, parents, educators and Kitsap County readers.

Spring Career Guide: Focus on Labor and Trades*** In this issue, we inform readers about the employment opportunities in the Labor and Trades industry, who is hiring, and how to gain entry level or advanced jobs in these occupations. Distributed the last Wednesday in May. Deadlines the first Friday of May.

King County Careers Reach King County homes the dailies miss. The Reporter newspapers are delivered to 77% of King County households. That’s over 38% more than the local dailies. Whether you have a position available in King County or want to reach our affluent, educated professionals, the Reporter family of papers are your recruitment answer.

Summer Career Guide: Focus on Professional and Technical*** Here readers will find the hottest job listings from professional and technical employers interested in hiring a strong work force. With over 70% of our readers college educated, you’re assured to reach qualified job candidates. Distributed the last Wednesday in August. Deadlines the first Friday of August.

King County Careers Reach King County homes the dailies miss. The Reporter newspapers are delivered to 77% of King County households. That’s over 38% more than the local dailies. Whether you have a position available in King County or want to reach our affluent, educated professionals, the Reporter family of papers are your recruitment answer.

Fall Career Guide: Focus on Health Care*** This issue explores the field of health care, one of the fastest growing occupations in the nation. Connect with serious job candidates seeking the right company to work for and others looking for training in this demanding and growing field. Distributed the last Wednesday in November. Deadlines the first Friday of November.

Military Recruitment Zero in on the desirable demographics of the Navy Community with the Northwest Navigator, the official military newspaper serving the Pacific Northwest’s active duty, government personnel, families and retired military. The Navigator has exclusive distribution on Navy Region Northwest bases, military installations and Navy housing.

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CLASSIFIED SALES OFFICE TOLL FREE (800) 388-2527 FAX (360) 598-6800 19531 8th Avenue NE, #205, Poulsbo, WA 98370 classified@soundpublishing.com

Vashon & Maury Island Classifieds Class Word: Fri. 4 pm for Wed.Class Display: Fri. 3 pm for Wed.

Islands’ Weekly Classifieds Class Word: Fri. noon for Tues.Class Display: Thurs. 4 pm for Tues.

Kitsap Classifieds Includes: Bainbridge Review, Bremerton Patriot, Central Kitsap Reporter, North Kitsap Herald, and Port Orchard Independent.Class Display: Tues. 10 am for Fri.Class Word: Wed. 5 pm for Fri.

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Federal Way Classifieds Class Word: Mon. 5 pm for Wed., Thurs. 5 pm for Sat.Class Display: Fri. 2:45 pm for Wed., Wed. 2:45 pm for Sat.

Northwest Navigator ClassifiedsKitsap Edition or Whidbey & Everett EditionClass Word: Wed. 5 pm for Fri. Class Display: Tues. 10 am for Fri.

GENERAL INFORMATION & POLICIES

• The Publisher reserves the right to refuse any ad or preprinted insert.

• Local rates are non-commissionable but are available to all, including agencies. For commissionable and national rates, mark up applicable rates 20 percent.

• Rates may be raised with 30 days advance notice.

• Display advertising is sold by the column inch and is measured to the half-inch.

COPY • All display advertisements must carry

a “signature” of the party inserting the ad. The Publisher reserves the right to insert the word “advertisement” in all ads, including “all copy” ads which may be mistaken for news articles.

• All ads smaller than full page must be bordered to their exact dimension.

• A minimum of a one-point border is required on all ads.

• All layouts, illustrations and composition which represent the creative effort of Sound Publishing, Inc., are the sole property of the Publisher and may not be reproduced without prior consent.

• Advertiser assumes all liability for true, factual and legal copy provided for any advertisement.

• Late ads accepted at Publisher’s option. No proofs shown.

REVISIONS • Publisher reserves the right to charge standard

composition charges for any revisions to original copy, layout, artwork, photos or other ad elements unless newspaper failed to follow clear and explicit instructions.

• Advertisements produced but canceled before deadline will be charged composition charges at $40 per hour.

• Advertisements produced but canceled after deadline will be charged one-half the applicable rate.

OMISSION & ERROR • In the event of error, omission, damage or failure

to distribute any advertisement, Publisher’s liability is limited to the amount paid to Publisher for production and printing and/or insertions of said advertisement. Notice of errors must be called to the attention of the newspaper’s Publisher within one day of publication so that the appropriate corrective action can be taken.

• Although every effort will be made to meet the wishes of the advertiser, the Publisher does not guarantee the insertion of any particular advertisement on a specified date.

POLITICAL ADVERTISING• Political and advocacy advertising require

payment in advance and must state the name and address of the group or individual paying for the ad.

• Political advertisers signing volume contracts require payment in advance for the full contract amount upon the signing of the contract.

PAYMENT• Payment in advance is required for going-out-

of-business, out-of-town and new business advertisers until credit is approved.

• Statements mailed at first of each month. Terms: Net 10 days. Service Charge: 1-1/2 percent per month (18 percent annual) is added to accounts with balances unpaid following the last issue of each month. Minimum $1 charge.

PROOFS• Proofs will be delivered/faxed/emailed in

the local area for ads totaling 10 inches or more, at customer’s request, provided ad is submitted by deadline. All other ads may be proofed at the newspaper during regular office hours.

TEARSHEETS • Up to 2 tearsheets are available at no charge

at customer’s request. Additional copies $1 each.

POSITION CHARGES• Preferred placement positions add 30 percent

to earned rate. Exact specifications, sizes and formats available on request. All preferred placement paid positions subject to confirmation and availability at deadline. Color needs may prohibit position availability.

COMPOSITION SERVICES• Available at no charge for all display ads.

Additional fees will be charged as follows: PDF file copies available on CD for $7.50 each.

Distribution You Can TrustAudited by CVC

San Juan Classifieds Includes: Islands’ Sounder and Journal of the San JuansClass Word: Mon. 3 pm for Wed.Class Display: Fri. 3 pm for Wed.

Redmond, Kent, Bothell, Kenmore, Bellevue & Kirkland Reporters Class Word: 5 pm Mon. for Wed.Class Display: Friday noon for Wed.

Redmond, Kent & Bellevue editions:Class Word: Thurs. 3 pm for Sat.Class Display: Wed. noon for Sat.

Mercer Island ReporterClass Word: Mon. 5 pm for Wed.Class Display: Fri. 10 am for Wed.

Covington, Maple Valley, Auburn, Renton, Issaquah, Samammish ReportersClass Word: Wed. 5 pm for Fri.Class Display: Tues. noon for Fri.

Arlington Times & Marysville Globe Class Word: Mon. 10 am for Wed.Class Display: Thurs. 4 pm for Wed.

HAPPENINGUACs meet in Fauntleroy Hall

School board to discuss vision

Youth to discuss culture of fear

INSIDEArts B1Calendar B4Classi�eds B7-10Community B3FYI B5Homecoming A9News A1-3, 6,7,10Opinion A4,5Sports A8

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Pfortner showIsland photographer shows slides of China at Back Bay Inn.

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5/6ers beat Lakewood Vashon Pirates Youth Football team won 47-0.

See Sports, page A8

HOMECOMING 2007: DESPITE RAIN, A SPIRITED AFFAIR Health center struggles to find docs

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KW’s Selvarwants win atstate racePage 14

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LOCALS SPORTS

Kent business has become a home to pets

Snoqualmie Valley RecordClass Word: Mon. 5 pm for Wed.Class Display: Fri. noon for Wed.

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Whidbey Classifieds Includes: South Whidbey Record, Whidbey News-Times & Whidbey Hot sheetClass Word: 5 pm Mon. for Wed., 5 pm Thurs. for Sat.Class Display: 4 pm Fri. for Wed., 4 pm Wed. for Sat.

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COMMUNITYVolunteers help family center with move 2

SPORTSInglemoor, Bothell battle it out in girls soccer 12

ARTSBothell High student set to star in ‘Hairspray’ 11

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Bothell family steeped in musical tradition

Bothell family Strike up the band

Enumclaw, Bonney Lake & Sumner Courier HeraldsClass Word: Fri. 4 pm for Wed.Class Display: Fri. noon for Wed.