A Benefit for Wellness House -
Saturday, March 15, 2008 - Union Station Chicago
It’s not
often you have the opportunity to showcase your business, publish a
tribute to someone special, or share a
personal message to prominent members of
The Equinox Ball Ad Book is a focal point of this special benefit event, prominently displayed at the place settings for attendees to peruse as they take their seats. It is also included in the distinctive gift bags distributed at the end of the evening.
The Equinox Ball Ad Book has earned a stellar
reputation. Special
attention is paid to each ad in order to present the advertising message
in the most
memorable manner. The quality of the piece, from paper stock to binding,
reflects the essence of this extraordinary benefit event.
NEW FOR 2008:
Deadline: January 31, 2008
| Ad Type | Size | Orientation | FULL COLOR |
Black & White |
|
Inside Front
or Back Cover |
8" x 5" |
 |
$3000 | n/a |
| Two-Page Spread | 16" x 5" |
 |
$2500 | $2000 |
| Full Page Ad | 8" x 5" |
|
$1500 | $1000 |
| Half Page Ad | 4" x 5" |
 |
$750 | $500 |
| Quarter Page Ad | 4" x 2 1/2" |
 |
$500 | $250 |
| Eighth Page Ad | 4" x 4 1/4" |
 |
$375 | $125 |
Space Reservations:
1. On-line: www.wellnesshouse.org
2. Mail: Complete form and mail with payment to:
The Equinox Ball
Wellness House
3. Fax: Attn Beth Possley (630) 654-5345
Materials
1.
E-Mail:
bpossley@wellnesshouse.org
2.
Mail:
The Equinox Ball
Wellness House
3.
FTP:
Call
Deadline: January 31, 2008
The finished size of the program book will be 8 ½” across and 5 ½”
tall (landscape). Halftones or screen prints are maximum 133 line
screen.
Electronic submissions preferred:
File formats accepted are JPG, TIF, PDF (press-ready, high
resolution, outline all fonts and embed all graphics). Color ads
must be CMYK. Resolution: 300 dpi.
Ads should be submitted in camera-ready format, meaning a
high-contrast black-and-white photostat, art board or graphic file
containing no gray or fuzzy areas, and bearing sharp, precisely
defined edges and outlines. Photocopies/fax copies are not
considered camera-ready and cannot be accepted.