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Introduction - Apples to Oranges November/December 2011 exclusively distributed in WSJ & NY Post
I have been buying media worldwide for over 20 years, and I have never seen a better marriage of editorial content, high-end advertisers and a readership of qualified, high net-worth consumers.
THE JUICE OF SOUTH FLORIDA LIVING
elcome to the November/December edition of Apples to Oranges Magazine, the only lifestyle publication devoted to the cultural interplay between New York City and South Florida. With this issue, I am thrilled to offer our advertisers a greatly expanded circulation through The New York Post and our NEW distribution partner, The Wall Street Journal.
For the upcoming issue, we are including an additional local Miami distribution of 25,000 copies during the week of Art Basel Miami Beach (November 26 December 4th). Apples to Oranges will be available in select Art Basel venues in Miamis South Beach, Design District, and Wynwood Arts District, reaching high-end restaurants, clubs, shopping and entertainment hot spots. Themed around the cultural cross pollination between New York City and South Florida, this issue will celebrate some of the personalities and forces that have influenced the cultural landscapes of both places in the worlds of retail, design, real estate, cuisine, nightlife and architecture. Expect engaging editorial, high image quality, and a new, larger format of 9 x 11. Coming this fall in Apples to Oranges Magazine: An in-depth look at some of the most influential New Yorkers to have left their mark on South Florida. Refreshing feature stories that showcase South Florida living; and the Buzz, heard-on-the-street about fashion, design, film, art, culture, fine dining and more. Len Dugow Editor & President editor@ApplesToOrangesMagazine.com P.S. - I invite you to send me announcements, story pitches, and feedback.
The Wall Street Journal distribution will include all Manhattan home and office subscribers and all newsstand locations, plus Miami and Fort Lauderdale home and office subscribers, who will receive Apples to Oranges with their Saturday, November 26th, edition, bringing the total Wall Street Journal circulation to 83,000. The New York Post will deliver Apples to Oranges to 80,000 home and office subscribers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut on Friday, November 18th. I have been buying media worldwide for over 20 years, and I have never seen a better marriage of editorial content, high-end advertisers and a readership of qualified, high-net-worth consumers. By combining select distribution from both publications, the magazine will now reach over 163,000 highly targeted readers.
Circulation - Apples to Oranges November/December 2011 exclusively distributed in WSJ & NY Post
MISSION STATEMENT
Winner of 33 Pulitzer Prize Awards and considered the gold-standard of journalism, The Wall Street Journal is the industry leader delivering the most crucial news of the day, insightful opinion and fair-minded analysis. With more color options, new adjacencies and section cover positioning, advertisers have more ways to connect with a powerful, influential and affluent target audience.
WSJ Demographics
Region Manhattan Avg. HH Income Avg. HH net worth Avg. value of investments Avg value of main residence 82% own main residence Avg value of 2nd residence $550,600 $2,990,000 $2,457,000 $1,611,000 $1,086,000
MISSION STATEMENT
As the preeminent daily newspaper in the competitive New York market, the mission of The New York Post is to chronicle the triumphs and tragedies of this great city through a bold, irreverent and edgy tabloid design that readers know and love. From breaking news and business to hot gossip, sports and opinion all on the local, national and international levels, The New York Post is committed to being New Yorkers source for information and entertainment.
Wall Street Journal and New York Posts circulations have been audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the leading verification company for consumer magazines, for over 30 years. This audit provides ultimate transparency for our advertising clients.
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Circulation - Apples to Oranges November/December 2011 exclusively distributed in WSJ & NY Post
18,048
15,439 8,899 3,981 1,464 5,783 5,364 9,231 7,072 2,663 14,316 5,813
80,025
25,000 Bonus Circulation: Apples to Oranges will also be circulated November 26th thru December 4th at most Art Basel venues throughout Miamis South Beach, Design District, and Wynwood Art Districts reaching high-end restaurants, clubs, shopping and entertainment hot spots.
TOTAL ART BASEL CIRCULATION
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MANHATTAN TOTAL
64,927
Ad Options - Apples to Oranges November/December 2011 exclusively distributed in WSJ & NY Post
Advertiser Options
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APPLES TO ORANGES Magazine offers advertisers the option to provide their own creative ad material OR SPREAD 450 to 500 words of approved copy & 5 high res photos. FULL PAGE 250 words of approved copy & 3 high res photos. LGD Publishing will provide (at no charge) an advertorial style layout. Advertisers will have final approval of layout prior to publishing.
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lasted with a winter of icy temperatures and snowdrifts so enormous they could engulf a Park Avenue lap dog, I found myself longing for relief in a warmer climate. I quickly grew weary from being bundled to the brim, needing to emerge from under my chunky sweaters, thick tights and knee-high boots for the tropical climate of South Florida. A New Yorkers mad dash for a weekend in Miami has become the norm, if not an essential part, of making it through the winter with our wits intact. With such necessary trips, the stylish urban woman has to be prepared to modify her all black New York uniform to include the more vibrant colors and revealing silhouettes of Miamis warmer oasis. When my plane lands in Miami I cant wait to exchange my cashmere skin for the more unrestricted linens packed neatly in my suitcase. The vibe of Miami is unlike any other vacation destination in America; once there, anything goes. The concrete sidewalks of New York are replaced by palm tree lined driveways leading to swanky hotels where the music plays all day and the only dress code requirement is a barely-there bikini. New York based stylist, Danielle Nachmani, who works with such A-listers as Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen and Maggie Gyllenhaal, feels that her natural New York edge softens when she comes to Miami as well. I definitely wear a lot of neutrals, but when I take a trip to Miami, I find myself craving color, she says. My staples when packing for Miami are a Malia Mills bikini, a mans oversized button down from The Row, and an amazing day-to-night clutch since Im more laid back in Miami, I never know where the night will take me. What is considered risqu in New York is perfectly acceptable for an evening spent dining outdoors with friends in South Beach, sipping cocktails until the early hours of the morning, while wearing bangles that are thicker than your dress strap. I have a more relaxed attitude in Miami
When I pack for a trip to Miami I think my style is a bit more relaxed. I opt for clothes in classic colors like nude, white, and navy in lighter fabrics. Easy little dresses or denim cutoffs with a t-shirt and navy blazer are a must for me.
Retailers anticipate this shift in their customers desires as well, from a more structured and sophisticated look in New York to a more informal sexiness in Miami. John, the Senior Visual Merchandiser for a popular American brand says, I definitely go in with a different strategy when merchandising a Miami store. I try to feature product that is more buy now, wear now for the warmer weather allowing me to display more straw, brighter colors and lighter canvas in a Miami store vs. heavier leathers, grays, and blacks for a New York City store. Customers associate Miami with the beach, the sun and warm weather and I try to cater to that perception visually. The transition in fashion from pomposity to vivacity is undeniable when jetting from New York to Miami. Kimberly Taylor, fashion designer of her eponymous contemporary womens line, gives pointers on how to transition from classy New Yorker to sassy Floridian. When I pack for a trip to Miami, I think my style is a bit more relaxed. Easy little dresses or denim cutoffs with a t-shirt and navy blazer are a must for me, she says. The Latin influence in South Florida is undeniable, truly shaping the joie de vivre style of its people, making it acceptable to dress younger, sexier and louder than New Yorkers. The uninhibited culture in Miami means that outfits can be less structured and more care-free. The only thing that doesnt change from cityto-city are the sunglasses, Taylor explains. For both cities, a great pair is a must. The migration that happens between New York and Miami is a natural one The only thing because there is a pulse that courses through both that doesnt cities equally exposing change from city their individual vibrancy and excitement. The main to city are the difference is that in Miami its about enjoying life and sunglasses. in the end, there is no better accessory than sun kissed skin and wind-blown hair.
Business Profile
Vice President of Operations, Michael Sadov, President & CEO, Mark Pordes, Director of Business Development, Mindy Pordes, Vice President of Sales, Michael Internoscia, and Senior Vice President of Operations, Eric Finkelberg
My staples when packing for Miami are a Malia Mills bikini, a mans oversized button down from The Row, and an amazing day to night clutch since Im more laid back in Miami, I never know where the night will take me.
knowing that I can leave my entire designer shoe closet behind in exchange for one pair of metallic wedged sandals that Im certain will match with all my little dresses and evoke just the right amount of that Miami bling necessary to fit in down here.
their assets, said Michael Sadov, the companys Vice President of Operations. We help our partners successfully define their assets and establish their competitive advantage, added Michael J. Internoscia, the firms Vice President of Sales. For partners, we maximize ROI, while buyers discover the best properties and investment opportunities across South Florida.
By Lauren aBuaf
Co-Founder of the Fashion Blog, Born and Bread www.bornandbread.blogspot.com
LUXURY
Trump Hollywoods curving, 41-story tower gracefully sits on a 240-foot stretch of gleaming white beach.
or morning meetings. An attentive concierge staff, 24-hour valet parking and security services simplify life at Trump Hollywood. And speaking of the lifestyle, its as healthy as it is comfortable. A 4,000-square-foot spa and fitness center features advanced training & conditioning equipment and mens and womens steam and sauna rooms. An expansive ocean-view deck features a heated pool, two spas, plus private pool and beachside cabanas with daybeds. Three lighted tennis courts and a multipurpose court round out the recreational amenities. Ranging from 2,100 to nearly 9,000 square feet, the residences at Trump Hollywood are designed for sumptuous living and entertaining on a grand scale. Each residence boasts a private foyer, entered via high-speed
elevators. Formal double doors lead into spacious, open layouts featuring floor-to-ceiling glass and 9-, 10- and 12-foot ceilings. Stunning views of the Atlantic ocean, city and Intracoastal Waterway can be enjoyed from every
room as well as spacious terraces. Trump Hollywood is one of the most prideful development accomplishments of my career as it far exceeds the traditional definition of luxury, said Jorge Perez, Chief Executive Officer of The Related Group. The overall effect is opulent and tasteful, but the details are just as eye-catching. Both beautiful and a pleasure to use, kitchens feature Italian cabinetry, granite countertops with full backsplashes, Franke stainless steel undermount sinks and faucets and premium appliances. The soundinsulated Miele dishwashers and Sub-Zero refrigerators/freezers offer cabinetry-matching front panels. Baths are equally well appointed with stone floors and tub/shower
Luxury is in the details of the Sky Residence, designed by acclaimed interior designer Steven G.
surrounds, imported granite vanity tops and custom designed oversized air tubs. So whether it is a first or second home or vacation destination, Trump Hollywood is perfectly situated just minutes from both Miami International and Fort LauderdaleHollywood International Airports. Sales center and models are open daily and located at 2711 S. Ocean Drive, Hollywood Beach, FL 33019. For more information, please call 866.594.0448 or visit www.trumphollywood.com.
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A SWOP calibratored color proof must be submitted with all electronic files. Laser proofs are not acceptable for matching color on press. All digital material must conform to SWOP standards Platform: Macintosh compatible Programs: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign File Formats Accepted: High-resolution PDF files or PDF/X1-A files only with embedded fonts. Must be compatible with Acrobat 4. *Include all graphics, art, fonts and any other related files.
Images:
All images must be 300 DPI. CMYK or B/W images only. No RGB, JPEG, LAB or Index Color. All crop marks must be outside the bleed. No RGB, JPEG, LAB, or INDEX color images, CMYK or B/W only. Dont colorize any TIFF images in Quark, color them in the application they were built and then place in Quark. No JPEG compression in EPS images. No halftone screen or transfer functions in EPS images. No alpha channels.
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Trapping:
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APPLES TO ORANGES NOV/DEC 2011 & FEB/MAR 2012 SPECIAL AD RATES
Date:
Bill to:
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Agency
1x $13,000 $24,000
Inside Front Cover Spread
2x $11,700 $22,000
Inside Back Cover Back Cover
WSJ Mag & NYP Page Six Mag would be $60k+ (See next page) WSJ Mag & NYP Page Six Mag would be $100k+ (See next page)
$30,000
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We encourage you to compare Apples to Oranges advertising rates vs. the combination of WSJ Magazine and New York Posts Page Six Magazine advertising rates delivering to approximately the same distribution.
A2Os gross Page Rate of $13,000 is 79% (or $49,050) LESS than their $62,088.
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