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2015 N Magazine MEDIA KIT

NANTUCKET MAGAZINE · 508.228.1515 · n-magazine.com

N Magazine is Nantucket’s leading lifestyle publication. This award-winning magazine is known throughout the island for its compelling content, stunning photography and exquisite printing. For this reason, N Magazine literally flies off the shelf and becomes a collectible in the homes of Nantucket’s summer and year-round residents.

Because of N Magazine’s quality and size, it has exceptional retention value and a shelf life longer than any other publication on Nantucket. This makes N the most effective advertising vehicle on the island as ads may be seen repeatedly for months or more.

Simply put, from an advertising perspective, N Magazine delivers.

INTRODUCTION

52% female

48% male

$2.9 million average Nantucket home value

$3 million average investment portfolio

$7.5 million average total real estate value

$968,000 average annual income DATA COMPILED BY MENDELSOHN MEDIA RESEARCH, INC

READER RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

CIRCULATION: 50,000

Our readers and their households spend the following

amounts in a 12-month period:

$26,370,000 - Wine, Spirits and Liquor

$28,470,000 - Electronics & Photo Equipment

$25,623,000 - Jewelry & Watches

$65,781,000 - Apparel, Men, Women and Children

$52,020,000 - Fine Art & Antiques

$101,088,000 - Home Furnishings

Nine out of ten readers own their primary residence,

and three out of four (75%) own additional real estate.

49% of our readers own a boat.

72% of our readers are club members.

Readers spend an average of 42 minutes reading

an issue and passed along readership in excess

of 50,000 per issue. Retention time of N Magazine

is in excess of 5 months per issue.

WHO’S READING NANTUCKET MAGAZINE

“We’ve worked with N Magazine for nearly ten years and I can’t say enough wonderful

things about our experience. When I look at our annual marketing budget

nationwide, our placement in N is the most effective media buy we make without question.”

— Lindsey Worster, Vice President, Brand Communications of Vineyard Vines

“As far as I’m concerned, N Magazine is the most effective advertising available targeting

the high-end of the Nantucket summer residents and vacationers.”

— Gary Winn Maury People Sotheby’s

N Magazine e-newsletter now reaches well over 25,000 recipients on Nantucket, in the New England area and beyond. The newsletter is sent out monthly from April to November, drawing thousands of readers to our virtual magazine, social media and website www.N-Magazine.com. Opportunities to advertise on the e-newsletter, social media and N-Magazine.com are now available. Contact [email protected] for rates and more details.

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2 JUNE - ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

3 JULY - HOME & GARDEN JULY 4TH WEEKEND

4 AUGUST - SUMMER AUGUST 1ST

5 SEPTEMBER - FALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND

6 NOVEMBER - HOLIDAY THANKSGIVING WEEKEND Premium Rates apply to ads in June, July and August issues

ISSUE RELEASED AD ARTWORK DUE

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Nantucket Magazine June 2014

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JODI PICOULTA Discussion with Writer

Star of John Shea’s Film ‘The Grey Lady’

BEN MEZRICH

Bestselling Author

ERIC DANE

Issue

TheBOOK

SEWARD JOHNSONLarger than Life

JAY CRAVENOn Set with

FESTIVAL

Nantucket Magazine August 2014

NDENNISKOZLOWSKI

Exclusive Profile

NBC News Correspondent

LUKE

TERRYLENZNER

Super Private Eye

RORYKENNEDY

‘The Last Daysin Vietnam’

MICHAELKORSHigh Fashionon Low Beach

&

RUSSERT

Nantucket Magazine July 2014

NJED DUPREEOn Guard with Olympic Fencer

Nantucket Music Festival’s

AYLA BROWN

CHELSEA REMICK

Broadway Bound

RUSS MORASHGarden Guru

LEITER LUZZATTO

& Washington Power Couple

MUSIC FESTIVALOfficial Preview

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Nantucket Magazine cannot be heldresponsible for faithful match if proper proof is not supplied. We cannot guarantee color unless provided a hard copy color proof. We do not return cds and discard all advertising material one year from insertion date.

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“N Magazine has been the single most effective media vehicle we have used, period. It has produced more

immediate results than magazines ten times its size.”— Steve Kitchin, Partner, GKFO



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The publishers reserve the right to reject any advertising at any time and are not liable for any cost or damages if, for any reason, they fail to publish an ad. The publishers cannot guarantee that any advertisement will appear on a specific page or at a specific location ona page without preferred placement fees. Advertisers are liable for any claims made against N Magazine as a result of their ad con-tent. Our liability is limited to the cost of your ad. Payment is due upon placing your ad and will be assessed late charges after 30 days.

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N MAGAZINE: Nantucket fashion is often pegged as categorically preppy. Is there something to be said about dressing ac-cordingly “when in Rome,” or should you stick with your own style regardless of the setting?MICHAEL KORS: I think being true to yourself and your own style is always the way to go. That being said, it’s okay to ex-periment with different pieces—why not add preppy stripes to crisp white jeans or a bold print with your go-to aviators?

There is nothing mandatory about fashion—it should always be fun.

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MICHAEL KORS: Well the collection is very much inspired by the beach, so choosing should be easy! And I’m sure many of the women at the show need clothes that work not just here but in all the places their life takes them.

N MAGAZINE: Can you tell us more about this fall line?MICHAEL KORS: : Fall is about combin-ing the relaxed attitude of the coast

with the urban edge of the city. We

were inspired by everything from

the natural tones of feathers, stones,

beaches and soft-shine metals to

rich embroideries and artisanal

embellishments. In the collection,

you’ll see an effortless mix of laid-

back and luxe.

N MAGAZINE: elements of Michael Kors, the com-mon thread, so to speak, that con-nects one line to the next?

MICHAEL KORS: No matter which season I’m designing for, I always

strive to make chic sportswear that’s

rooted in luxury, but still wearable.

Each collection is a balance between

sporty and sexy, glamorous and tai-

lored, streamlined and easy—an an-

swer to real lifestyle needs. I update

and reinterpret this aesthetic every

season, but fundamentally it always

stays the same.

N MAGAZINE: You were named one

by TIME magazine;; how do you think fashion can help bring dra-matic change to the world?

MICHAEL KORS: It was such an honor to be named in the TIME 100 list—it made me realize how quickly the

impact of the fashion industry has

grown over the years. Now, it’s

turned into a huge connective force

that gives designers a strong plat-

wardrobes, but social issues as well.

Since launching our Watch Hunger

Stop campaign, we’ve been able to

hungry children around the world.

With ongoing philanthropic collab-

orations such as these, I really think

the fashion industry will continue to

make an ongoing, positive impact

for years to come.

N MAGAZINE: What is the philosophy that helped propel you to this level of success?MICHAEL KORS: Stay focused and stay curious.

Courtesy of Michael Kors by Inez and Vinoodhs

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