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Eighth page. Our smallest advert, and the easiest way to test an area. Room for your logo, your contact details and a point or two about what you do.
Quarter page. If you are a sole trader or working on the tools, this keeps you comfortably busy without bringing in more work than you can handle.
Half page. You get strong visibility across the area and a noticeably higher response rate.
Full page. You become impossible to miss on the page.
Double page spread. Best if you have a lot to show, several products or services, or you want to run an advertorial that tells your story properly.
Prime pages. Front cover, back cover, inside front, inside back, page three and centre pages. Maximum exposure and the strongest brand recognition in the magazine.
