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A trusted independent source of
information and inspiration for over 20 years,
Vermont Magazine is written for intelligent readers
who want to discover the best and most interesting
of what the state has to offer. Vermont Magazine’s
readers are educated, affluent, and engaged in the
active pursuit of their interests.
As an advertiser in Vermont Magazine, you can deliver
your message directly to these resident business,
educational and cultural leaders, second-home owners,
part-time residents, and frequent visitors who are
our readers and your customers. Our readers depend
on us for the independent voice, the fresh perspective,
and the authoritative take on what’s happening
in the state. Our editorial is designed to engage
their interest and to capture their hearts. And
we do—our readers tell us so...in six issues
a year, plus our special edition magazine
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“I subscribe to your magazine
because I have traveled more than 5,000 miles in
your state by bicycle and probably twice that by
car. I have stayed in more than two dozen different
inns, a couple hotels, and motels. I have shopped
at your country stores and malls; I have sailed
on your ferries; eaten in your restaurants and diners;
drunk your Long Trail, Otter Creek, and Copper Ale;
met many nice people; and have taken photographs
all along the way. So you see when I can’t
go to Vermont the next best thing is to read about
it and enjoy the pictures. Congratulations, and
keep up the good work. I’ll be looking forward
to your next issue.”
— Tom Mitchell,Palmyra,
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“Thanks for the May/June
issue—it’s my favorite, to date, because
of the arts and culture focus. I thought it presented
a diverse, comprehensive, and interesting portrait
of the arts and culture in Vermont. You did something
right! Overall, the magazine made me proud to be
a Vermonter and a craftsman. The ads in the magazine
are also powerful, again a portrait of achievement
and beauty. I found almost all very tasteful and
informative. I often study ads that I find interesting
and then move on to the Web site to learn what I
can. As an editor myself, I always consider ads
as part of the editorial content.”
— Mark Smith, Windekind
Farm, Huntington, VT |
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January/February 2012
Ad deadline November 21
Mails late December
March/April 2012
Ad deadline January 25
Mails in late February
Please see rates below.
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May/June 2012
Ad deadline March 21
Mails mid-April
July/August 2012
Ad deadline May 23
Mails late June |
September/October 2012
Ad deadline July 25
Mails late August
November/December 2012
Ad deadline September 26
Mails mid October |
AD
MATERIALS
If you have any questions regarding material specifications,
or need assistance with the design and/or production
of an ad, please contact us: 802-375-1366, e-mail:
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To request further information, CLICK HERE.
Alisa DiBlasi, Director of Advertising
Phone: 802.375.1366
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