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snapshot of daily happenings throughout
the city, including the current month as
well as two months in advancegiving
readers ample opportunity to catch the
hot happenings around town!
Your PerSoNaL CoNCIerge Presented in a
Q&A format, the citys leading concierges
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where to go and what to doand, espe-
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gender
Male 40.3%
Female 59.7%
average age 49
marital Status
Married 56.2%
Unmarried* 43.8%
*single, partnered, separated, widowed, divorced
affluence
Average Household Income $182,000
Average Household Net Worth $855,000
education and employment
Graduated College+ 68.6%
Post-Graduate Study/Degree 31.4%
Professional/Managerial Employment 65.5%
reader engagement
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in the hotel.
80.8% are repeat readers of IN New York Magazine.
Readers spend an average of 47 minutes, in total,
reading IN New York Magazine.
Visitors refer to the magazine 2.7 times during their trip.
Readers share the information with others: each issue
has 5.6 readers per copy.
IN New York Magazine is the primary source of visitor
information for 71.4% of readers.
Source: 2005 IN New York Magazine Reader Profile Study, MRI
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Visitors vs. Residents
54.3 mILLIoN
vISITorS
8.2 mILLIoN
reSIdeNTS
NEW YORK CITY is one of the leading
visitor destinations in the U.S. Every year,
54.3 million travelers spend more than
39.4 billion in NEW YORK CITY.
Total annual visitor
expenditures
*
Accommodations: 10 billion
Food & Beverage: 7.4 billion
Entertainment: 4.2 million
Shopping: 8 million
Transportation: 6.8 million
vs.
Compare...
NEW YORK CITY
Visitor population of 54.3 million
Spend 39.4 billion a year
Dine out for every meal
Shop 365 days a year
Attend a show, attraction, etc.,
every day
NEW YORK CITY
Resident population of 8.2 million
Have a set budget
May dine out once a week
May shop twice a month
Might attend a show, attraction,
etc., once a month
54.3 mIL
10 mIL
accommodations
27%
Food & Beverage
20%
entertainment
11%
Shopping
22%
Transportation
18%
*Source: NYC & Company 2012 and preliminary
2013 statistics. Total might not sum due to rounding.
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Upper Manhattan Empowerment
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Editorial Calendar
IN New York magazINe
IN everY ISSue
SkYLINe
This splashy opening editorial spread gives readers
a behind-the-scenes glance at notable, timely
cultural events.
CaLeNdarS
Provides readers with a snapshot of daily
happenings throughout the city, including the
current month as well as two months in advance.
Your PerSoNaL CoNCIerge
Presented in a Q&A format, the citys leading
concierges give their insider tips on what to see,
where to go and what to do in NYC.
maP
The large foldout map offers travelers up-to-date
subway maps and an address locator.
JaNuarY Super Bowl Coverage
PLUS: Whats new and hot in NYC (new shops, restaurants, exhibits, etc...
all things NEW)
FeBruarY Special dining Issue
PLUS: Romantic Gifts
marCH art and antiques
PLUS: Music
aPrIL editors Picks
PLUS: Spas
maY Special dining Issue
PLUS: Cocktails and Wine
JuNe Special entertainment Issue
PLUS: Nightlife
JuLY outdoor Fun/If It rains
PLUS: Family Fun
auguST Inside Scoop: where retailers & Chefs eat & Shop
PLUS: Museums
SePTemBer Special Fashion Issue/Home decor
PLUS: Fall Season of Entertainment
oCToBer art & antiques
PLUS: Beauty and Grooming
NovemBer Special dining Issue
PLUS: Gift Guide
deCemBer Special gift guide Issue
PLUS: Entertainment
This must-have visitor magazine (circulation 141,000 per month) incorporates shopping, dining, attractions, entertainment, museums, galleries
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JuLY: outdoor Fun/If It rains auguST: Inside Scoop: where
retailers & Chefs eat & Shop
SePTemBer: Special Fashion
Issue/Home decor
oCToBer: art & antiques NovemBer: Special dining Issue deCemBer: Special gift guide Issue
JaNuarY: Super Bowl Coverage FeBruarY: Special dining Issue marCH: art and antiques aPrIL: editor's Picks maY: Special dining Issue JuNe: Special entertainment Issue
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Image (photo) files should be 300 pixels per inch in CMYK, in Tiff or EPS formats.
One-bit images (such as black and white logos) should be minimum 600 pixels per inch.
Check that all colors used are 4/C process colors (CMYK). No Pantone, RGB, or Lab Color.
Check that the maximum total ink coverage (TAC) does not exceed 300%.
Minimize the number of steps used to create a gradation or blend.
Provide 1/4" bleeds (image beyond trim) in bleed ads.
Keep all live matter 1/4 from the trim on all four sides.
All ads must conform to the spec sheet dimensions. If they do not, the ad will be
modified to fit the appropriate space at the advertisers expense.
Files must be in .zip format if compression software is used.
Ad Proofs: We follow industry standards on press. If running a color ad, you may supply
a color proof, which we will check for content. Please note that consumer inkjets cannot
be relied upon to predict press color as the inks used are not true press colors (i.e. they
cannot always be achieved in process printing).
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MVP is not responsible for nor does it guarantee the accuracy or reproduction quality of
materials that do not meet these specifications. Changes to supplied material will be made by
the publisher only on written instructions from agency or client, and such changes must
be received at least 30 days prior to cover date. MVP can accept native files in a limited
number of formats. Changes can only be made if the native files, fonts, and graphics are
supplied. MVP endeavors to comply with all advertisers changes. However, MVP assumes no
responsibility for errors and omissions resulting from such changes.
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aLL maTerIaLS muST Be reCeIved oN or BeFore ISSue CLoSINg daTe.
CaNCeLLaTIoNS
Cancellations not received in writing prior to the space reservation date will not be accepted.
Advertisers not completing contract schedule are subject to short rate.
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Ads can be submitted on CD, DVD or via
electronic transmission. Please contact your
sales rep regarding digital transfer of ad
materials. Many of our publications can accept
materials by a proprietary web-based system
called AdDrop. Please ask your publication's
Advertising Services Coordinator for unique
private ftp credentials if AdDrop is unavailable.
We do not have a "common use" ftp site for
security reasons.
or maIL To:
Production Department
Where

IN New York
79 Madison Avenue, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10016
or emaIL adS To:
ads@ftp.in-newyorkmag.com
weB addreSS
Be sure
to include your
Web address
in your
ad creative.
Online editions will include
your ad exactly as it appears
in print, but for us to legally
link the ad to your Web site,
your Web address must
be included in the ad.