Advertising in The Abaconian

Advertising

Hor. x Vert.	Page Size	1x Rate	4x	6x	12x	24x
5” x 2”	16th	$73	70	67	63	58
5” x 4”	8th	$135	130	124	116	108
5” x 8”	1/4	$209	200	192	179	167
10” x 8”	1/2	$366	350	337	314	293
10” x 15.75”	Full	$629	600	580	539	504

The above prices reflect Black & White ad prices.

Spot Colour is offered at a flat rate of $50 per insertion.

Full Colour is offered for additional cost at graduated levels to better accommodate advertisers of different sizes. See below:

Page Size	Full Colour Additional Cost
16^th	$115
8^th	$145
¼	$160
½	$170
Full	$180

The Abaconian’s Graphics Department can work with you to create your ad free of charge.

Ads can be changed between issues at no cost. In fact we encourage changing things up every once in a while to maintain the effectiveness of your ads.

All ads must be submitted in CMYK for colour ads or Grayscale for black and white ads.

Circulation is presently 8,000 copies twice monthly which include about 500 paid subscribers away from Abaco. The Abaconian is distributed free to all settlements throughout Abaco. Copies are given to marinas, resorts and hotels for distribution in Marsh Harbour, Hope Town, Man-O-War, Guana Cay, Green Turtle Cay and Treasure Cay. It is sent to many schools and used as a teaching aid. The paper is sent to all Senators and members of the House of Assembly in Nassau.

The paper goes to press around the 1^st and 15^th of each month. Deadlines are the Fridays previous to those dates. Please contact us for a more detailed schedule of deadlines and printing dates.

You may be assured that your message is getting a wide exposure to those living on Abaco, those visiting Abaco and those persons considering visiting Abaco.

The Abaconian posted an article Elbow Cay Boxcart Derby says:
[...] Always upbeat, Tania Duncombe was once again chosen as the moderator for the event. As participants took their box carts for test runs down the hill, she gave each participant an introduction. The Nicole Megaloudis Foundation was acknowledged as a Breast Cancer organization and noted for its sponsorship of soccer practices on the cay. Funds raised will benefit the Abaco Swim Club, whose members were on hand, and the Hope Town swimming pool. READ MORE… [...]
Rolling Harbour Abaco says:
Interesting news. A historic navigation landmark and ice-age geographical feature gone for good... For more on this story, the last (probably) photo before Sandy struck, the first (probably) published image (1803) and the history of Hole-in-the-Wall in maps since 1737, see http://rollingharbour.com
Bradley Albury says:
@JC Intheflesh, I couldn't agree more. Thank you for reading.
JC Intheflesh says:
Well done Man-O-War Cay so important to preserve our history, wish more people of the Bahamas would too.
Bradley Albury says:
Thanks, Lonnie. Glad to help keep you in touch with home.
Timothy Roberts says:
Hi Cindy, Minister Gray - who is now in charge of Local Government was here yesterday. One of the things he mentioned concerning the moving of administrators is that there were very few who were moved (or removed) because of politics. He further explained that the one's transferred due to politics came about because (using a specific instance) one administrator denied one party access to a park on which to conduct a rally. The administrator as a civil servant is not allowed to act with political favoritism. He noted that when you move one administrator it often causes the relocation of a number of others - in other words it's sort of like a domino effect. As for Mr. Benjamin Pinder he is no longer an administrator. My understanding, and I stand to be corrected, is that his contract was up and they chose to not renew it.