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DIGITAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION CHRONICLE.COM Chronicle.com receives more traffic than any other Web site covering higher-education—more than 13.4 million page views and 1.9 million unique visitors each month. Additionally, The Chronicle has site licenses at more than 1,100 4-year and 2-year institutions, further extending its reach on campuses across the nation and around the world. E-mail Newsletter Banner Advertising As one of the most popular offerings in Chronicle.com’s suite of online marketing solutions, e-mail newsletter advertisements can provide your company with the targeted exposure and prime placement to establish brand recognition you need to compete in the higher-education market. All recipients opt-in to receive The Chronicle’s e-mail newsletters, so you can be assured that your ad will be seen by active, engaged readers. 2013 E-MAIL NEWSLETTERS DAILY AND BREAKING NEWS UPDATES BLOGS AND INTERACTIVE ONLINE FORUMS FULL TEXT OF THE CHRONICLE’S PRINT EDITION, UPDATED EACH MONDAY MORNING SEARCHABLE ARCHIVE OF EVERY ISSUE SINCE SEPTEMBER 1998 FULLY CHRONICLE CAREERS —THE NO. 1 ACADEMIC JOB SERVICES ON THE INTERNET About Chronicle.com The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Web site is the leading online news source for the faculty members, academic officers, and senior administrators who run colleges and universities around the world. 15 percent of Chronicle.com readers are administrative officers and senior administrators; 73 percent are academic officers and faculty members. FEATURES ON CHRONICLE.COM INCLUDE:
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Chronicle.com receives more traffic than any other Web site covering higher-education—more than 13.4 million page views and 1.9 million unique visitors each month. Additionally, The Chronicle has site licenses at more than 1,100 4-year and 2-year institutions, further extending its reach on campuses across the nation and around the world.
E-mail Newsletter Banner Advertising As one of the most popular offerings in Chronicle.com’s suite of online marketing solutions, e-mail newsletter advertisements can provide your company with the targeted exposure and prime placement to establish brand recognition you need to compete in the higher-education market.
All recipients opt-in to receive The Chronicle’s e-mail newsletters, so you can be assured that your ad will be seen by active, engaged readers.
2013
E-MAIL NEWSLETTERS
DAILYAND BREAKING NEWS UPDATES
BLOGSAND INTERACTIVE ONLINE FORUMS
FULL TEXTOF THE CHRONICLE’S PRINT EDITION, UPDATED EACH MONDAY MORNING
SEARCHABLE ARCHIVEOF EVERY ISSUE SINCE SEPTEMBER 1998
FULLY
CHRONICLE CAREERS—THE NO. 1 ACADEMIC JOB SERVICES ON THE INTERNET
About Chronicle.comThe Chronicle of Higher Education’s Web site is the leading online news source for the faculty members, academic officers, and senior administrators who run colleges and universities around the world. 15 percent of Chronicle.com readers are administrative officers and senior administrators; 73 percent are academic officers and faculty members.
FEATURES ON CHRONICLE.COM INCLUDE:
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Academe Today: Summaries of the top news stories of the day, with links to more extensive coverage on Chronicle.com. • Weekdaymornings• Morethan169,000subscribers* • $3,750PrimaryFlatRate • $2,000SecondaryFlatRate
Afternoon Update: A midday update of breaking news stories in higher education and a roundup of the day’s most interesting blog postings. • Weekdayafternoons• Morethan66,500subscribers* • $1,500FlatRate
Weekly Briefing: A collection of the week’s most important news stories. • Mondaymornings• Morethan107,700subscribers* • $2,000FlatRate
The Chronicle Review Newsletter: The best and sharpest commentary about ideas and the world of higher education, including personal essays by some of academe’s most prominent thinkers and writers. • Mondaymornings• Morethan105,500subscribers* • $1,500PrimaryFlatRate• $1,000SecondaryFlatRate
Community-College Newsletter: A compilation of news articles, career advice, and expert opinions that shape the thinking of everyone from community-college administrators to adjuncts.• Tuesdaymornings • Morethan75,800subscribers* • $2,500PrimaryFlatRate• $2,000SecondaryFlatRate
On Hiring:Firsthandaccountsofsearches,advice about the challenges of serving on search committees, and the latest trends in the academic job marketplace.• Thursdayafternoons • Morethan57,900subscribers* • $1,500FlatRate
The Wired Campus: A daily roundup of news and opinion covering the issues that impact education-technology professionals. • Weekdayafternoons • Morethan57,450subscribers* • $2,000FlatRate
The Global Newsletter: A weekly roundup of news, analysis, and commentary from a global perspective. • Wednesdayafternoons• Morethan47,700subscribers* • $1,500FlatRate
Graduate Students: News and advice on surviving graduate school—from planning your dissertation to navigating the job market. • Wednesdaymornings• Morethan20,000subscribers*• Launched2012 • $750FlatRate
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