Parent to Parent digital & magazine advertising

Parent to Parent Digital & Magazine Advertising

Why Parent to Parent magazine?

New Zealand’s cross-disability publication

The Parent to Parent magazine offers business, organisations and disability services an unparalleled opportunity to reach a vast niche market in New Zealand – the disability sector. More than 1.1 million New Zealanders identify with having one or more disabilities.

Parent to Parent is the only cross-disability not-for-profit in New Zealand offering its free information and support on more than 3600 disabilities. These cover physical, medical, intellectual and behavioural conditions, from the rare to the very common.

The magazine is therefore widely read – by families who have a child with a disability, people with disabilities, carers, service providers, government policy influencers and makers. This includes obstetricians, GPs, midwives, Plunket, early childhood educators, education providers and health specialists – anyone with an interest in the wellbeing of families in the disability sector.

Published in both print and digital formats, the magazine is free and, from 2017, solely funded by advertising.

By the numbers

3.8K+ 12 700

20K+ 32K+

The average number of new families the magazine is sent to each year

Offices nationwide, from which the magazine is distributed

Parent to Parent member subscribers

Print copies distributed annually

Annual digital magazine subscribers

52k+ 230+

6k+ 200+

1.1 mill

Total annual circulation

Estimated yearly readership

Website readership per issue

Estimated Facebook readership per issue

New Zealanders who identify with one or more disability

Advertise Discounted rates and free advert design available for registered charities.

Advertising in the print edition entitles clients to a clickable link on the ad in the digital edition through to a nominated URL. Published quarterly, in March, June, September and December.

Online and print advertising options.

Adverts available in sizes ranging from a quarter page to a double page spread, classified and co-op adverts Full-colour, perfect-bound, glossy, A4.

The Parent to Parent Disability Directory Parent to Parent magazine is launching its Disability Directory.

A one-year online listing in the directory on the Parent to Parent website is free when any full page of advertising is booked in Parent to Parent’s magazine.

A one-year online-only ad is $150.

Directory ads are designed in-house.

Two images a 50-word description of the product or service along with the desired URL for the ad are required.

A proof of your ad will be sent to you for approval prior to it being published.

Basic Rates receive special rates.

Twenty per cent non-refundable deposit is required upon booking confirmation with balance due on the 20th of the month following the first publication date.

REQUEST our in-house graphic design service for only $40!

If you want to use this service, please note this on your booking form. If you are providing your own artwork, it must be a high-res 300dpi PDF. Design is free for registered charities.

Co-op adverts

You will receive two free page proofs with a co-op advert. There is a $20 fee for any further proofs.

Ad type

Dimensions (wxh)

1 x Rate

4 x Rate

Classified ad

60 x 50mm

$199

$137.50

1/4 page vertical

100 x 135mm

$320

$256

1/4 page horizontal

200 x 68mm

$320

$256

1/2 page vertical

100 x 270mm

$600

$480

1/2 page horizontal

200 x 135mm

$600

$480

Full page - run of pages

200 x 270mm

$1,100

$880

Full page - requested placement

200 x 270mm

$1,200

$960

Inside front cover

200 x 270mm

$1,299

$1,039

Back cover - 3/4 page

200 x 203mm

$900

$720

Co-op advert

2017 BOOKING DEADLINES March issue

30 April 2017

July issue

31 June 2017

September issue

31 August 2017

December issue

30 November 2017

Please contact us for special rates for registered charities. comms@parent2parent.org.nz | 0508 236 236 | parent2parent.org.nz

Receive a free Parent to Parent Disability Directory online ad for one year valued at $150

BOOK in four consecutive issues and