Advertising in the print edition of Off The Leash

Interested in advertising in Off the Leash? Click here to download the ad booking form and rate card (PDF, 2.3MB).

Advertising in Off The Leash is an affordable way to standout from the crowd as the rates are well below other commercial advertising options. 2010 ads start at just $135/month and there are a variety of ad sizes and placements available.

One of the major benefits of advertising in Off The Leash is that it gives you direct access to our regular readers who are active, social people who are good at networking and are often the seed that germinates that ever important word of mouth.

Sounds good, so how do I book an ad?

To book an ad download the booking form here and fax it back to Top End Arts. Want to book regularly? Take advantage of our 11month advertising special. (See advertinsing booking form for details)

The deadline to book advertising is always the 1st day of the month prior to the edition. For example if you want an ad in the August edition, you must have it booked by 1st July.

Festival Programs

Is your festival budget too small to pay for designing, printing and distributing your program? Do you need to reach a new audience?

You can have your program printed in 15,000 copies of Off The Leash for a fraction of the cost of designing, printing and distributing 15,000 independent copies of your program. And best of all, Off The Leash already has a guaranteed readership base so you know you’re information will get out there.

The costs of program inclusion is worked out on a case by case basis and depends on the number of pages you will take up and what level of design and support you require.

Please contact Top End Arts Marketing on 8941 7413 at least 2 months prior to your event if you are interested in placing a program into Off The Leash.

Stories

If you think you’ve got an event or idea that’s worthy of a story, give us a call and pitch us your story idea.

Keep in mind that:
1) We need to look good: A cover story needs good images to accompany the story and go on the front cover. We can organise a photos shoot but you’ll need to provide a great photo opportunity and you’ll needed to supply a selection high resolution, good quality images for use alongside the story. We need to sound good and tell a story: the cover story has to give our readers something to sink their teeth into. It should be an engaging human interest story, maybe something that gives a behind the scenes look at your next production, provides insight into some of your key artists or raises an issue that celebrates or exposes key arts industry issues.