African Bird Club Advertising

Advertisements can be placed in the ABC Bulletin and on the ABC website. Please contact our Advertising Officer to discuss your requirements. All adverts must be prepaid: cheques made payable to the African Bird Club or payment made via the ABC website Online Sales section.

Advertise in the ABC Bulletin

Reach over 1200 subscribers in more than 60 countries.

Copy dates for the bulletin are 15 January for the March bulletin and 15 June for the August edition. We can accept Pagemaker, high resolution PDF files or Quark files.

Size	Non Corporate Sponsors
	Black & White*	Colour
Outside Back Cover	Not offered	£350
Full Page (141mm wide x 214mm tall)	Not offered	£250
Half Page (141mm wide x 101mm tall)	Not offered	£180
Quarter Page* (70mm wide x 101mm tall)	Not offered	Not offered

* Note that black and white and quarter page advertisements are no longer offered.

Corporate Sponsors will receive one free colour half page advert per bulletin or an £80 discount towards the cost of a full page or back page colour advertisement.

Advertise on the ABC website

Advertisement type	Non Corporate Sponsors	Corporate Sponsors
Listing in Tours/Guides section of the countries pages	Not offered	Free
Advertorial on country pages (image + up to 150 words)	Not offered	£50

For this cost, the advertisement will remain on the website for a year.

Technical Details of Formats for Advertisements

The preferred file format for receiving ads is high-resolution Acrobat PDF (at least 300 dpi) or EPS: please ensure that graphics and fonts are properly embedded or fonts have been converted to paths.

If ads are sent as image files (TIF or JPG), please ensure they are of high enough quality to reproduce satisfactorily.

If native QuarkXpress 6, Pagemaker 7, or InDesign CS2 files are submitted, they must be accompanied by any linked graphics and fonts.

If Photoshop or Illustrator CS2 files are submitted, type should preferably be converted to paths. Please be aware that font substitution may occur if non-standard or non-cross-platform compatible fonts are used.

Last page update 10th November 2010