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51% of Adweek’s readers say they use the information from Adweek to influence decisions on their projects and 56% of brand marketers say they would choose Adweek for coverage of the brand marketing ecosystem if they had to choose only one source.
Adweek has promising opportunities for advertisers that want to connect with marketers across multiple industries.
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Adweek has a slew of opportunities you can leverage if you’re looking to connect with its large community of highly engaged marketing enthusiasts.
Let’s look at some of them.
Adweek gives advertisers a wide variety of ad units ranging from Run of Site to custom programs.
In this section, we will look at the major ones along with their rates.
Home Page Takeover
Displays your ad within a 640 x 480px prestitial unit on Adweek’s homepage over a specified period. Readers will see no other ads on the homepage during this time except yours.
Points of Entry Roadblock
This makes a reader see your ad first on all points of entry except the homepage. Your ads will appear within a push-down unit. Actual prices depend on the page displaying your ad.
Video Pre Roll
This unit displays your ad as a 15-second video on specific Adweek publications. This is accompanied by an MPU (300 x 250px) ad.
CPM: $105
Rich Media Run of Site (ROS)
Adweek’s rich media ROS ads allow you to engage with its readers using advanced multimedia elements like video, audio, and image. Your ads are displayed using any of the brand's standard units (push down, skin, portrait, billboard, expandable banner, video wall, and film strip).
CPM: $105
BrandShare Native Ad Initiative
This allows you to sponsor articles, infographics, video shows, Op-Eds, and more on Adweek.
Pricing: $16,000 minimum
Webinars
The webinar offering allows you to host webinars through Adweek, engaging directly with the brand’s audience.
eBlasts
This offering allows you to send sponsored emails to Adweek’s 70,000+ email subscribers.
ROS allows you display your ads on any page within Adweek’s website.
Unlike ROS, targeted display allows your ads to appear on Adweek’s home page and selected sections.
This allows you to sponsor posts during any of the special issues on Adweek’s editorial calendar. Sponsorships are live for two weeks.
Pricing: $35,000
This allows you to sponsor posts within specific Adweek channels every week.
To get more information on Adweek’s advertising offerings and rates, you can reach the team through the contact page linked below.