This document provides print advertisement dimensions and specifications for a rowing magazine. It lists the sizes and dimensions for various ad placements including two page spreads, full pages, large and small ads. It also provides contact information for the advertising coordinator and details on formatting and submitting digital files, including required file types and resolution for images. Safety areas and bleed specifications are defined. The last page provides a recommendation letter praising the qualifications and work of an individual on a successful public-private partnership for a rowing facility.

1. TWO PAGE SPREAD
Non Bleed 17” x 10”
Trim 18” x 10.875”
Bleed 18.5” x 11.375”
FULL PAGE
Non Bleed 8.25” x 10”
Trim 9” x 10.875”
Bleed 9.5” x 11.375”
LARGE
Non Bleed 5.125” x 10”
Bleed 6” x 11.375”
MEDIUM
Non Bleed 2.5” x 10”
SMALL
Non Bleed 2.5” x 3.125”
X-SMALL
Non Bleed 2.5” x 1.35”
Print Advertisement Dimensions
SEND MATERIALS TO:
Rivermill Suite 440
85 Mechanic Street
Lebanon, NH 03766, USA
ADVERTISING CONTACT:
CHRIS PRATT
chrispratt@rowingnews.com
(603) 448-5090 x103
DIGITAL FILES SPECIFICATIONS FOR PRINT
Preferred file format is PDF (press optimized).
All ads provided in Quark, InDesign, Illustrator,
or Photoshop may incur additional production
charges. MS Publisher and Word files are not
Acceptable.
Safety Area: Keep all text .50” from trim edge.
Images and graphic files must be Tiff or EPS in
CMYK (NOT RGB) color mode. All images must
be scanned to at least 300 dpi. Web images
(72 dpi) will not be accepted.
If no new materials are received by the
materials due date, the last advertising copy
will re-run.
MAGAZINE DIMENSIONS
Trim Size: 9” x 10.875”
Live Area: .50” inside trim
Bleed: .25” outside trim
Non-bleed: cropped to .25 iside trim
53 S. Main St., Suite 201
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-8476
August 31, 2016
To Whom It May Concern,
It is my pleasure to recommend in the strongest terms and without reservation Paul Blackketter.
Paul and I have worked together since 2009 when he led the effort to develop the world
class rowing facilities and public nature park at Nathan Benderson Park. Paul humbly and
capably led our group and communities toward the successful realization of a public-private
partnership that few thought was possible.
I have been in the sport of rowing for 45 years and held my current position for the past 23, but
Paul Blackketter has actually seen more of the rowing world than I have. I recently returned
from the Rio Olympic Games, where of course Paul was also. He was there observing, learning,
and reinforcing relationships, as always.
Working with Paul is a truly a pleasure and the outcome of every project I have ever been a
part of with him has ultimately succeeded.
I am happy to answer any questions you may have.
Sincerely,
Chip Davis
Publisher
ROWING Magazine
The Independent Rowing News, Inc.