2017 MEDIA KITTHE MAGAZINES OF NORTHEAST FLORIDA

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33 YearsIN PRINT

WHAT MAKES JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINEUNIQUE IN THE MARKET?

OUR READERS

FOR MORE THAN 33 YEARS, Jacksonville Magazine has presented timely features andin-depth articles that capture the spirit and personality of life in Northeast Florida.

Readers rely on the Jacksonville brand for information to enhance their lifestyles while

getting the best out of what our city and region have to offer. In every issue, our affluent,

educated and engaged readers find information on the people, places and trends that

define our community.

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Publications a Year

Years in the Market

Visitors to JacksonvilleMag.com

167,394*Readers Per Month

Publications Printed Annually

*Source: 2016 Media Audit

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MEAN AGE73%AGES 25-64

66%INCOME OVER $75,000

41% HAVE CHILDRENLIVING AT HOME

84%COLLEGE OR MORE

OF READERS KEEP THE MAGAZINE ONE MONTH OR LONGER

64%

73%

HOME OWNERS

53% INCOME OVER $100,000

$379,515AVG. HOME VALUE

54%MALE

NUMBERS TO KNOW

THE JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE READER IS A

SOCIALLY INVOLVED, EDUCATED & AFFLUENTCONSUMER WHO RELIES ON THE PUBLICATION FORSHOPPING, DINING ANDLEISURE ACTIVITY ADVICE

NEWSSTANDSPublix, Fresh Market,

Whole Foods, etc.

3,000

HOTELS, CHAMBERSOF COMMERCE

5,000

SUBSCRIBERS12,000

PUBLIC PLACES includes sales & marketingevents, medical offices, etc.

3,000

JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINEMONTHLY

CIRCULATION

23,000

167,000 MONTHLY READERSDo you believe advertising influences your buying decision? YES 84%

Do you frequently purchase products or services from ads seen in Jacksonville Magazine? YES 70%

Jacksonville Magazine...

• Sells more copies of its magazines than any other local lifestyle publication

• Is sold via more newsstand locations throughout Northeast Florida than anyother local publication

• Distributes copies to more than a dozen of the region’s leading upscale resortsand hotels, both in-room and at concierge desks

• Distributes copies of all our publications at special events targeting a diverseand affluent demographic

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Targets three specific kinds of readers—affluent residents, newcomers to the region and visitors. Why? On average, these consumers spend more per day than any other

WHITE59.8%

LATINO11.1%

ASIAN4.3%

BLACK24.6%

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JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE CELEBRATES THE

PEOPLE, BUSINESSES, CHARITIES & CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONSTHAT COMPRISE THE NORTHEAST FLORIDA LIFESTYLE

According to The Media Audit Winter 2016 Report, thereare 5,033 people in the Northeast Florida market with anannual household income of more than $1 million. 4,031READ JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE.

REACH NORTHEAST FLORIDA’S MOST AFFLUENT AUDIENCE

LOCAL PUBLICATIONS AND HOW THEY MEASURE UPAnnual Household Income of $100,000 +

Source: The Media Audit

Numbers in parenthesis indicate the total persons in the market

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EJACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE 57,292

JAX BUSINESS JOURNAL 34,497

904 MAGAZINE 34,424

HOME MAGAZINE 25,723

VOID MAGAZINE 17,355

ARBUS MAGAZINE 16,358

12,751MARKET VALUE OF HOME $1 MILLION+

44,013 DINED OUT 4+ TIMES IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS

25,271 AGE 18-34 WITH $100,000+ INCOME

(15,977)

12,751FLEW INTERNATIONALLY 1+ TIMES IN THE PAST TWO YEARS

(65,198)

20,048 MARKET VALUE OF HOME $500,000+

(54,118)

2,778OWN A PORSCHE

(4,181)

OUR INFLUENTIALREADERS ANDCLIENTS EXPECTAND APPRECIATE:

QUALITYCONSISTENCYVALUE

JANUARY TOP 50 RESTAURANTS

Public/Private School Guide

New Year, New You

Home Design Quarterly

Higher Education

YourHealth

FEBRUARY Guide to Staying Young

Heart Health & You

Women Empowered Advertorial Profiles

Valentine’s Day Gift & Dining Guides

Jacksonville Magazine’s Bride

MARCH FAMILY ISSUE

Top Teachers

Summer Camps Preview

Caring for Aging Parents

Home Design Quarterly

Jacksonville Magazine’s TasteKid’s Health Guide (MINI-MAG)

APRIL BEST LAWYERS

Best Lawyers Advertorial Profiles

Spring/Summer’s Best Festivals

Navigating Your Retirement Future

Cosmetic Surgery Q&As

Jacksonville Magazine’s Home Southeast Traveler (MINI-MAG)

MAY BEST IN JACKSONVILLE

Cosmetic & Skincare Update

Continuing Education

THE PLAYERS Championship

Senior Lifestyles

Mom/Dad/Grad Gift Guide

Ultimate Guide to THE PLAYERSYourHealth

JUNE BEST DOCTORS

Best Doctors Advertorial Profiles

Acute & Urgent Care Clinics

Home Design Quarterly

Summer Fun Guide

Essential St. Augustine Eats

JULY CITY GUIDE ANNUAL

Real Estate Buyer’s Guide

95 Things We Love About Jax

Northeast Florida’s Most Livable Neighborhoods

Five Star Home Professionals

Community & Builder Advertorial profiles

Summer Foods We Love

Senior Lifestyles

AUGUST PET GUIDE

Premier Veterinarians

Charitable Events Register & Celebration of Good Deeds

Public/Private School Guide

Higher Education

Shopping: Summer Steals!

Cosmetic & Skincare Update

Jacksonville Magazine’s BrideYourHealth

SEPTEMBER Jaguars Season Preview

Sports Medicine

Caring Chefs Program

Holiday Parties & Catering Guide

Magnet & Charter Schools

Jacksonville Magazine’s Home

OCTOBER WOMEN’S ISSUE

Fall Cultural Arts Calendar

Women’s Health ChampionsAdvertorial Profiles

Spas & Healing Retreats

FabuList Winners

Wealth Managers: Securing Your Financial Future

Pregnancy & Fertility

Jacksonville Magazine’s Taste

NOVEMBER BEST DENTISTS

Best Dentists Advertorial Profiles

Education Update

Diabetes Awareness Primer

Holiday Gift & Dining Guides

Home Design Quarterly: Fall Entertaining

YourHealth

DECEMBER HAPPY HOLIDAYS

Christmas in Northeast Florida

Cosmetic & Skincare Update

Best Gifts: $30 or Less

Holiday Gift & Dining Guides

Senior Lifestyles

IN EACH ISSUE:Arts & Culture, Health & Beauty, Travel, Dining, Home Profiles, Shopping & Style

RED designates a supplement publication. Forecast is subject to change 2017

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FOOD & WINELOVER’S GUIDE

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Since its founding, Jacksonville Magazine has won more than 100 AWARDS from various

magazine associations, publishing and printing organizations and non-profit groups

The average magazine reader spends

43 minutes reading each issue

We are the only local magazine sold at

Jacksonville International Airport

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Jacksonville Magazine’s signature events blend our content with sponsorship opportunities that are tailored to meet our clients’ marketing objectives.

BEST RESTAURANTS BASHJanuaryThe year kicks off with our annual celebration of the city’s best restaurants and night spots.

GREAT CHEFS OF JACKSONVILLEMarchEight of the city’s top chefs compete dish-to-dish in a four-course meal and fundraiser at TPC Sawgrass.

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JAX CREATES: A HANDMADE FESTIVALOctoberJax Mag’s inaugural celebration of local DIY culture debuts this fall.

BEST DOCTORSRECEPTIONJuneThe city’s leadingphysicians gatherto honor one another and cele-brate the region’sfirst-class health-care system.

JACKSONVILLEMAGAZINE’SFASHION PROJECTAprilAn evening of music,cocktails and fashion in celebration of localstyle and beauty.

JACKSONVILLE WHISKEY AFFAIRNovemberCocktails and culture combine in this autumnfundraiser, a celebrationof fine spirits, food, music and more.

GREAT CHEFS OF AMELIA ISLANDSeptemberTwo teams featuring Amelia’s topchefs square off at The Ritz-Carlton.

GREAT CHEFS OF ST. AUGUSTINEMaySpringtime culinary challenge featuresthe Oldest City’s leading chefs competing in a delicious fundraiser.

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FAMILY FOODIE FAREFebruaryKids and their parents have a vote to name their favorite dishes

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OUR ANNUAL HAPPENINGS ARE NOT TO BE MISSED

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E-NEWSLETTERSJacksonville Magazine produces two e-newsletters: The Ticket is a twice-monthly guide to local happenings including concerts, special events and fundraisers. Food Chain is dedicated to Northeast Florida’s dining scene. From restaurants to food trucks to festivals—if it involvesgood eats, we’re talking about it. Sponsored contents, giveaways and other promotional opportunities are available.

904TIX.COMJacksonville’s only locally hosted online event ticketing window debuted in 2016, specializing infundraisers, festivals, concerts and special events.

JACKSONVILLE MAGAZINE’S DIGITAL PLATFORMSAlways on the pulse of what’s HOT in Northeast Florida.

SOCIAL MEDIA59,000 Followers & Growing!Reach our affluent and authentic Jacksonville audience withsponsored posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Yourmessage will become immediately viewable to our audienceand becomes amplified should other followers and friendsshare to their respective audiences.

TWITTER • 31,000+ @jacksonvillemagFACEBOOK • 13,000+ @jacksonvillemagazineINSTAGRAM • 15,000+ @jacksonvillemag

JACKSONVILLE MONTHLY

City regional lifestyle magazine for NortheastFlorida, including Amelia Island & St. Augustine

264,000 ANNUALLY

HOME2X A YEAR

Essential guide to homes, gardensand stylish living. Spring & Fall

30,000 ANNUALLY

MORE THAN

560,000PUBLICATIONS PRINTED

& DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY

33 YEARS IN THE MARKET

ULTIMATE PLAYERS GUIDEANNUAL

The definitive guide to THE PLAYERS Championship PGA TOUR golf tounament

17,000 ANNUALLY

TASTE2X A YEAR

Menu, dining & entertainment resource. Spring & Fall

30,000 ANNUALLY

BRIDE2X A YEAR

The premier wedding publicationin the market. Spring & Fall

30,000 ANNUALLY

YOUR HEALTHQUARTERLY

Northeast Florida’s definitive guideto medical care & wellness

100,000 ANNUALLY

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904 QUARTERLY

Northeast Florida’s business & executive life authority

90,000 ANNUALLY