NSU MEDIA STUDIES

1. MEDIA KIT 2016
10/22/15 3:28 PM

2. 2016
MAXIM creates a richly visual journey that’s part
fantasy, part aspiration and part attainable for the
millennial man who believes that everything worth
doing is worth overdoing.
2016
MISSION STATEMENT

3. 2016
FEBRUARY | LAS VEGAS
COMMITMENT: 12.8.15 | MATERIALS DUE: 12.10.15 | ON SALE: 1.26.16
Scent Strip Close: 8.3.15 | Cover Space Close: 11.9.15 | Cover Materials Due: 12.7.15
MARCH | THE VIRGIN ISLANDS / SPRING FASHION
COMMITMENT: 1.12.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 1.14.16 | ON SALE: 3.1.16
Scent Strip Close: 9.1.15 | Cover Space Close: 12.14.15 | Cover Materials Due: 1.8.16
APRIL | CUBA / EXOTIC ADVENTURES
COMMITMENT: 2.16.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 2.18.16 | ON SALE: 4.5.16
Scent Strip Close: 10.1.15 | Cover Space Close: 1.18.16 | Cover Materials Due: 2.12.16
MAY | MIAMI / THE LUXURY ISSUE
COMMITMENT: 3.15.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 3.17.16 | ON SALE: 5.3.16
Scent Strip Close: 11.2.15 | Cover Space Close: 2.17.16 | Cover Materials Due: 3.11.16
JUNE/JULY | HOT 100: WORLD’S SEXIEST & MOST POWERFUL WOMEN
*SPECIAL FLIP-COVER ISSUE
COMMITMENT: 4.26.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 4.28.16 | ON SALE: 6.14.16
Scent Strip Close: 12.1.15 | Cover Space Close: 3.28.16 | Cover Materials Due: 4.22.16
AUGUST | ST. TROPEZ, FRANCE / ULTIMATE MACHINES
COMMITMENT: 5.31.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 6.2.16 | ON SALE: 7.19.16
Scent Strip Close: 2.1.16 | Cover Space Close: 5.2.16 | Cover Materials Due: 5.27.16
SEPTEMBER | NEW YORK / FALL FASHION: STYLE & SOPHISTICATION
COMMITMENT: 7.5.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 7.7.16 | ON SALE: 8.23.16
Scent Strip Close: 3.1.16 | Cover Space Close: 6.7.16 | Cover Materials Due: 7.1.16
OCTOBER | ITALY / WORLD’S SEXIEST CARS
COMMITMENT: 8.9.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 8.11.16 | ON SALE: 9.27.16
Scent Strip Close: 4.1.16 | Cover Space Close: 7.11.16 | Cover Materials Due: 8.5.16
NOVEMBER | ASPEN / BILLIONAIRES, ENTREPRENEURS & INNOVATORS
COMMITMENT: 9.6.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 9.8.16 | ON SALE: 10.25.16
Scent Strip Close: 5.2.16 | Cover Space Close: 8.8.16 | Cover Materials Due: 9.2.16
DECEMBER/JANUARY | LOS ANGELES / THE BEST OF THE BEST
COMMITMENT: 10.11.16 | MATERIALS DUE: 10.13.16 | ON SALE: 11.29.16
Scent Strip Close: 6.1.16 | Cover Space Close: 9.13.16 | Cover Materials Due: 10.7.16
As of 2.3.16. Editorial calendar subject to change.
EDITORIAL CALENDAR

4. 2016
1. TOTAL AVERAGE PAID, VERIFIED & ANALYZED NONPAID CIRCULATION
2. PRICES
Average
for the
Statement
Period %
Rate
Base
Above
(Below)
% Above
(Below)
Paid, Verified & Analyzed Nonpaid Circulation: (See Par. 6)
Subscriptions
Paid
Print 1,538,464 76.2
Digital Issue 231,932 11.5
Total Paid Subscriptions 1,770,396 87.7
Verified
Print 145,326 7.2
Total Verified Subscriptions 145,326 7.2
Total Paid & Verified Subscriptions 1,915,722 94.9
Single Copy Sales
Print 62,200 3.1
Digital Issue 34,709 1.7
Total Single Copy Sales 96,909 4.8
Total Paid & Verified Circulation 2,012,631 99.7 2,000,000 12,631 0.6
Total Analyzed Nonpaid Circulation 6,800 0.3 None Claimed
Total Paid, Verified & Analyzed Nonpaid Circulation 2,019,431 100.0 None Claimed
Suggested Average Price (2)
Retail Prices (1) Net Gross (Optional)
Average Single Copy $3.99
Subscription $24.97
Average Subscription Price Annualized
(10 issue frequency) $20.00
Average Subscription Price per Copy $2.00
(1) For the Statement period
(2) Represents subscriptions for the 12 months ended December 31, 2014.
Field Served: MAXIM is a monthly men’s lifestyle magazine for the young, social and active man.
Through lifestyle and service editorial, we cover travel, fashion, style, gear, technology and women - all
with vibrant photography and an irreverent and humorous tone.
Definition of List Source Recipients:
Method of Circulation for Analyzed Nonpaid Circulation: Nonpaid Bulk copies are delivered by
USPS to designated locations.
Published by Maxim Inc.
Frequency: 10 times/year
MAGAZINE
Publisher’s Statement
6 months ended June 30, 2015
Subject to Audit
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3. PAID, VERIFIED & ANALYZED NONPAID CIRCULATION BY ISSUE OF PRINT AND
DIGITAL ISSUE
4. AVERAGE CIRCULATION BY REGIONAL, METRO & DEMOGRAPHIC EDITIONS
5. TREND ANALYSIS
Paid Subscriptions Verified Subscriptions Single Copy Sales Analyzed Nonpaid
Issue Print
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid Sub-
scriptions Print
Total
Verified
Subscrip-
tions
Total
Paid &
Verified
Subscrip-
tions Print
Digital
Issue
Total
Single
Copy Sales
Total
Paid &
Verified
Circulation
Print
Total
Paid &
Verified
Circulation
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid
& Verified
Circulation Print
Total
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Print
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Circulation
Feb. 1,565,488 200,254 1,765,742 145,325 145,325 1,911,067 95,000 36,099 131,099 1,805,813 236,353 2,042,166 1,805,813 236,353 2,042,166
Mar. 1,563,855 198,603 1,762,458 145,326 145,326 1,907,784 60,000 33,914 93,914 1,769,181 232,517 2,001,698 10,000 10,000 1,779,181 232,517 2,011,698
Apr. 1,538,218 223,594 1,761,812 145,326 145,326 1,907,138 60,000 34,059 94,059 1,743,544 257,653 2,001,197 8,000 8,000 1,751,544 257,653 2,009,197
May 1,522,379 265,539 1,787,918 145,326 145,326 1,933,244 35,000 35,002 70,002 1,702,705 300,541 2,003,246 8,000 8,000 1,710,705 300,541 2,011,246
June/July 1,502,380 271,674 1,774,054 145,327 145,327 1,919,381 61,000 34,471 95,471 1,708,707 306,145 2,014,852 8,000 8,000 1,716,707 306,145 2,022,852
None
2010 % 2011 % 2012 % 2013 % 2014 %
Subscriptions:
Paid 2,149,321 84.7 2,172,020 86.2 2,138,840 84.5 1,788,144 88.7 1,780,457 87.8
Verified 125,127 4.9 125,054 5.0 211,381 8.4 85,775 4.3 144,205 7.1
Total Paid & Verified Subscriptions 2,274,448 89.6 2,297,074 91.2 2,350,221 92.9 1,873,919 93.0 1,924,662 94.9
Single Copy Sales 264,783 10.4 221,805 8.8 179,850 7.1 137,687 6.8 101,997 5.1
Total Paid & Verified Circulation 2,539,231 100.0 2,518,879 100.0 2,530,071 100.0 2,011,606 99.8 2,026,659 100.0
Year Over Year Percent of Change 0.5 -0.8 0.4 -20.5 0.7
Total Analyzed Nonpaid Circ. N/A N/A N/A 3,400 0.2 1,000 0.0
Year Over Year Percent of Change -70.6
Total Paid, Verified & Analyzed Nonpaid Circ. 2,539,231 100.0 2,518,879 100.0 2,530,071 100.0 2,015,006 100.0 2,027,659 100.0
Year Over Year Percent of Change 0.5 -0.8 0.4 -20.4 0.6
Avg. Annualized Subscription Price $16.39 $19.30 $17.03 $18.64 $19.70
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6. SUPPLEMENTAL ANALYSIS OF AVERAGE PAID, VERIFIED & ANALYZED NONPAID
CIRCULATION
The following averages, as reported below, are included in Par. 1 and annotated here per applicable rules. See Par. 9 for full explanation.
6A. ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS OF VERIFIED PUBLIC PLACE
The following represents the average public place copies made available during the statement period to the following public areas:
6B. ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS OF VERIFIED INDIVIDUAL USE
The following represents the average individual use copies made available during the statement period to the following individuals:
Print
Average for
Period
Digital
Issue
Average for
Period Total
% of
Circulation
PAID SUBSCRIPTIONS
Individual Subscriptions* 1,373,337 191,971 1,565,308 77.5
Combination Subscriptions* 11 11 0.0
Award Point* 9,304 9,304 0.5
Partnership:
Deductible* 15,076 15,076 0.8
Sponsored Sales 140,736 39,961 180,697 8.9
TOTAL PAID SUBSCRIPTIONS 1,538,464 231,932 1,770,396 87.7
VERIFIED SUBSCRIPTIONS
Public Place (See Par. 6A) 125,000 125,000 6.2
Individual Use (See Par. 6B) 20,326 20,326 1.0
TOTAL VERIFIED SUBSCRIPTIONS 145,326 145,326 7.2
TOTAL PAID & VERIFIED SUBSCRIPTIONS 1,683,790 231,932 1,915,722 94.9
SINGLE COPY SALES
Single Issue Sales 62,200 34,709 96,909 4.8
TOTAL SINGLE COPY SALES 62,200 34,709 96,909 4.8
TOTAL PAID & VERIFIED CIRCULATION 1,745,990 266,641 2,012,631 99.7
ANALYZED NONPAID
Nonpaid Bulk 6,800 6,800 0.3
TOTAL ANALYZED NONPAID 6,800 6,800 0.3
TOTAL PAID, VERIFIED & ANALYZED NONPAID 1,752,790 266,641 2,019,431 100.0
*Included in Average Price calculation.
Verified Subscription:
Automotive
Outlets
Personal Care
Salons
Fitness/
Recreational
Facilities
Government/
Civil Services
Business/
Professional
Services
Public Place
Other
Total
Public Place
Copies
Public Place 62,973 37,455 9,658 9,461 2,989 2,464 125,000
Verified Subscription:
Individually
Requested
Individual Use
Other
Total
Individual Use
Copies
Individual Use 20,326 20,326
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7. GEOGRAPHIC DATA for the February 2015 issue
Total paid & verified circulation of this issue was 1.1% greater than the total average paid & verified circulation.
Analyzed nonpaid circulation was not served this issue, therefore no analyzed nonpaid figures are shown.
PAID SUBSCRIPTIONS
VERIFIED SUBSCRIP-
TIONS SINGLE COPY SALES
ANALYZED
NONPAID
STATE Print
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid
Subscrip-
tions Print
Total
Verified
Subscrip-
tions
Total
Paid &
Verified
Subscrip-
tions Print
Digital
Issue
Total
Single
Copy
Sales
Total
Paid &
Verified
Circulation
Print
Total
Paid &
Verified
Circulation
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid &
Verified
Circulation Print
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Print
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Digital
Issue
Total
Paid,
Verified &
Analyzed
Nonpaid
Circulation
Alabama 25,236 3,228 28,464 2,488 2,488 30,952 791 582 1,373 28,515 3,810 32,325 28,515 3,810 32,325
Arizona 28,357 3,627 31,984 2,187 2,187 34,171 1,914 654 2,568 32,458 4,281 36,739 32,458 4,281 36,739
Arkansas 13,992 1,790 15,782 1,504 1,504 17,286 373 323 696 15,869 2,113 17,982 15,869 2,113 17,982
California 162,455 20,709 183,164 15,010 15,010 198,174 7,654 3,748 11,402 185,119 24,457 209,576 185,119 24,457 209,576
Colorado 25,186 3,221 28,407 2,164 2,164 30,571 1,781 581 2,362 29,131 3,802 32,933 29,131 3,802 32,933
Connecticut 19,563 2,501 22,064 2,041 2,041 24,105 858 451 1,309 22,462 2,952 25,414 22,462 2,952 25,414
Delaware 5,604 716 6,320 496 496 6,816 498 129 627 6,598 845 7,443 6,598 845 7,443
District of Columbia 3,135 401 3,536 203 203 3,739 191 72 263 3,529 473 4,002 3,529 473 4,002
Florida 99,761 12,761 112,522 7,849 7,849 120,371 4,881 2,300 7,181 112,491 15,061 127,552 112,491 15,061 127,552
Georgia 44,940 5,749 50,689 4,392 4,392 55,081 2,322 1,036 3,358 51,654 6,785 58,439 51,654 6,785 58,439
Idaho 6,838 874 7,712 694 694 8,406 307 158 465 7,839 1,032 8,871 7,839 1,032 8,871
Illinois 66,249 8,475 74,724 5,758 5,758 80,482 3,200 1,528 4,728 75,207 10,003 85,210 75,207 10,003 85,210
Indiana 35,177 4,500 39,677 3,213 3,213 42,890 1,227 811 2,038 39,617 5,311 44,928 39,617 5,311 44,928
Iowa 16,398 2,097 18,495 1,832 1,832 20,327 600 378 978 18,830 2,475 21,305 18,830 2,475 21,305
Kansas 12,107 1,548 13,655 1,497 1,497 15,152 562 279 841 14,166 1,827 15,993 14,166 1,827 15,993
Kentucky 21,652 2,770 24,422 2,074 2,074 26,496 873 499 1,372 24,599 3,269 27,868 24,599 3,269 27,868
Louisiana 20,430 3,113 23,543 2,218 2,218 25,761 911 471 1,382 23,559 3,584 27,143 23,559 3,584 27,143
Maine 6,425 821 7,246 909 909 8,155 443 148 591 7,777 969 8,746 7,777 969 8,746
Maryland 32,135 4,110 36,245 2,671 2,671 38,916 1,729 741 2,470 36,535 4,851 41,386 36,535 4,851 41,386
Massachusetts 31,962 4,088 36,050 3,191 3,191 39,241 2,166 737 2,903 37,319 4,825 42,144 37,319 4,825 42,144
Michigan 64,156 8,206 72,362 4,719 4,719 77,081 2,051 1,479 3,530 70,926 9,685 80,611 70,926 9,685 80,611
Minnesota 29,916 3,826 33,742 2,894 2,894 36,636 1,439 690 2,129 34,249 4,516 38,765 34,249 4,516 38,765
Mississippi 13,462 1,722 15,184 1,373 1,373 16,557 397 310 707 15,232 2,032 17,264 15,232 2,032 17,264
Missouri 31,588 4,040 35,628 2,975 2,975 38,603 1,283 728 2,011 35,846 4,768 40,614 35,846 4,768 40,614
Montana 5,819 744 6,563 706 706 7,269 543 134 677 7,068 878 7,946 7,068 878 7,946
Nebraska 10,400 1,330 11,730 1,086 1,086 12,816 244 240 484 11,730 1,570 13,300 11,730 1,570 13,300
Nevada 15,526 1,986 17,512 917 917 18,429 1,152 358 1,510 17,595 2,344 19,939 17,595 2,344 19,939
New Hampshire 6,562 839 7,401 818 818 8,219 71 151 222 7,451 990 8,441 7,451 990 8,441
New Jersey 41,867 5,355 47,222 4,330 4,330 51,552 2,314 965 3,279 48,511 6,320 54,831 48,511 6,320 54,831
New Mexico 10,267 1,313 11,580 1,031 1,031 12,611 592 237 829 11,890 1,550 13,440 11,890 1,550 13,440
New York 90,553 11,583 102,136 8,134 8,134 110,270 6,532 2,088 8,620 105,219 13,671 118,890 105,219 13,671 118,890
North Carolina 51,460 6,582 58,042 4,989 4,989 63,031 3,632 1,187 4,819 60,081 7,769 67,850 60,081 7,769 67,850
North Dakota 5,428 694 6,122 496 496 6,618 336 125 461 6,260 819 7,079 6,260 819 7,079
Ohio 78,321 10,019 88,340 6,367 6,367 94,707 2,626 1,806 4,432 87,314 11,825 99,139 87,314 11,825 99,139
Oklahoma 18,417 2,355 20,772 1,917 1,917 22,689 826 425 1,251 21,160 2,780 23,940 21,160 2,780 23,940
Oregon 15,503 1,983 17,486 1,737 1,737 19,223 875 357 1,232 18,115 2,340 20,455 18,115 2,340 20,455
Pennsylvania 73,499 9,402 82,901 7,427 7,427 90,328 4,411 1,695 6,106 85,337 11,097 96,434 85,337 11,097 96,434
Rhode Island 5,913 756 6,669 527 527 7,196 260 136 396 6,700 892 7,592 6,700 892 7,592
South Carolina 23,349 2,987 26,336 2,294 2,294 28,630 1,415 538 1,953 27,058 3,525 30,583 27,058 3,525 30,583
South Dakota 5,020 642 5,662 492 492 6,154 191 116 307 5,703 758 6,461 5,703 758 6,461
Tennessee 30,067 3,846 33,913 2,948 2,948 36,861 1,435 693 2,128 34,450 4,539 38,989 34,450 4,539 38,989
Texas 110,676 14,157 124,833 11,852 11,852 136,685 5,623 2,552 8,175 128,151 16,709 144,860 128,151 16,709 144,860
Utah 12,860 1,644 14,504 1,104 1,104 15,608 587 297 884 14,551 1,941 16,492 14,551 1,941 16,492
Vermont 3,200 409 3,609 486 486 4,095 160 74 234 3,846 483 4,329 3,846 483 4,329
Virginia 44,452 5,686 50,138 3,506 3,506 53,644 2,600 1,025 3,625 50,558 6,711 57,269 50,558 6,711 57,269
Washington 26,953 3,447 30,400 2,585 2,585 32,985 1,734 622 2,356 31,272 4,069 35,341 31,272 4,069 35,341
West Virginia 9,354 1,197 10,551 1,099 1,099 11,650 456 216 672 10,909 1,413 12,322 10,909 1,413 12,322
Wisconsin 30,983 3,963 34,946 3,499 3,499 38,445 1,281 714 1,995 35,763 4,677 40,440 35,763 4,677 40,440
Wyoming 3,781 483 4,264 386 386 4,650 205 87 292 4,372 570 4,942 4,372 570 4,942
TOTAL 48 CONTER-MI-
NOUS STATES 1,546,954 198,295 1,745,249 145,085 145,085 1,890,334 78,552 35,671 114,223 1,770,591 233,966 2,004,557 1,770,591 233,966 2,004,557
Alaska 3,946 504 4,450 51 51 4,501 386 91 477 4,383 595 4,978 4,383 595 4,978
Hawaii 6,027 771 6,798 78 78 6,876 223 139 362 6,328 910 7,238 6,328 910 7,238
TOTAL ALASKA
& HAWAII 9,973 1,275 11,248 129 129 11,377 609 230 839 10,711 1,505 12,216 10,711 1,505 12,216
U.S. Unclassified
TOTAL UNITED STATES 1,556,927 199,570 1,756,497 145,214 145,214 1,901,711 79,161 35,901 115,062 1,781,302 235,471 2,016,773 1,781,302 235,471 2,016,773
Poss. & Other Areas 1,793 230 2,023 23 23 2,046 137 41 178 1,953 271 2,224 1,953 271 2,224
U.S. & POSS., etc. 1,558,720 199,800 1,758,520 145,237 145,237 1,903,757 79,298 35,942 115,240 1,783,255 235,742 2,018,997 1,783,255 235,742 2,018,997
Canada 5,686 294 5,980 74 74 6,054 12,725 132 12,857 18,485 426 18,911 18,485 426 18,911
International 87 13 100 1 1 101 1,177 2 1,179 1,265 15 1,280 1,265 15 1,280
Other Unclassified
Military or Civilian
Personnel Overseas 995 147 1,142 13 13 1,155 1,800 23 1,823 2,808 170 2,978 2,808 170 2,978
GRAND TOTAL 1,565,488 200,254 1,765,742 145,325 145,325 1,911,067 95,000 36,099 131,099 1,805,813 236,353 2,042,166 1,805,813 236,353 2,042,166
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8. ANALYSIS OF TOTAL NEW AND RENEWAL PAID INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
Total gross subscriptions (new and renewal) sold in the six month period ended June 30, 2015
9. EXPLANATORY
A.DURATION %
(a) One to six months (1 to 5 issues) ............................. 15,654 2.0
(b) Seven to eleven months (6 to 9 issues) .................... 126 0.0
(c) Twelve months (10 issues)........................................ 629,652 79.9
(d) Thirteen to twenty-four months.................................. 116,586 14.8
(e) Twenty-five months and more ................................... 26,196 3.3
Total Subscriptions Sold in Period............................. 788,214 100.0
B.USE OF PREMIUMS
(a) Ordered without premium.......................................... 788,056 100.0
(b) Ordered with material reprinted from branded
editorial material.................................................... None
(c) Ordered with other premiums, See Par. 9 ................. 158 0.0
Total Subscriptions Sold in Period............................. 788,214 100.0
C.CHANNELS %
(a) Ordered by subscriber action via direct mail, direct
mail agents, inserts, online, renewals, catalogs, or
other outlets available to the subscribers............. 788,155 100.0
(b) Ordered by subscribers in response to unsolicited
telemarketing and door to door selling................. 59 0.0
(c) Ordered by subscribers in response to fund-raising
programs of schools, churches, and other similar
organizations........................................................ None
(d) Subscriptions as part of membership in an organiza-
tion ....................................................................... None
Total Subscriptions Sold in Period ............................ 788,214 100.0
(a) Suggested Retail Prices: Subscriptions: U.S., 2 yrs. $49.94. Canada, 1 yr. $34.97.
International, 1 yr. $54.97.
(c) Post expiration copies: Average number of copies served on subscriptions not
more than three months after expiration was 186,857 or 10.6% of average paid sub-
scription circulation.
(d) DESCRIPTION OF DIGITAL - Digital Issues are published in several popular for-
mats which are identical to the print product in format and advertising content. These
Digital Issues are available at www.zinio.com, www.barnesandnoble.com/NOOK and
www.amazon.com. In addition, an enhanced digital issue is published in an interactive
format for electronic tablet devices. It contains all of the editorial material in the print
edition, plus additional editorial features. It is available at www.apple.com/itunes.
(e) Award Point Subscription Sales: The average of 9,304 copies per issue, shown in
Par. 6 and included in Par. 1, represents copies served to subscribers in exchange for
the redemption of Airline Frequent Flyer Miles or for the redemption of other award
points. These subscriptions were sold at 10 issues for $10.00 to $12.00 in exchange
for the redemption of 400 to 1,000 points at the rate of 1¢ to 3¢ per point.
(f) Partnership Subscription Sales (Deductible): The average of 15,076 copies per is-
sue, shown in Par. 6 and included in Par. 1, represents copies sold in a partnership
relationship wherein this publication was bundled with the purchase of a product or
service. Purchasers were advised that between $8.00 and $18.00 of the sales price
was allocated to this publication for a one year subscription. The purchaser was able
to deduct the amount of the magazine subscriptions. The deduction was processed as
a rebate.
(b) Average nonanalyzed nonpaid circulation for the 6 month period: 23,535
copies per issue.
(g) Sponsored Subscription Sales: The average of 180,697 copies per issue (140,736
Print copies; 39,961 Digital Issue copies), shown in Par. 6 and included in Par. 1, rep-
resents copies purchased by various business concerns in quantities of 11 or more.
The copies were individually addressed and mailed by the publisher to designated re-
cipients.
(h) Nonpaid Bulk, averaging 6,800 copies per issue, shown in Par. 6 and included in
Par. 1, represents copies available for pickup at designated locations.
(i) Use of Premiums: “Maxim’s Best Bar Jokes,” with no advertised or stated value, was
offered with some subscriptions sold at suggested retail prices.
(j) An average of 20,323 copies are included in Verified Individually Requested that
were served to subscribers that ordered the magazine for which payment was not re-
ceived.
(k) Pursuant to a review by the AAM Board of Directors, copies distributed through the
Next Issue Media Unlimited program are reported as paid single copy sales based on
consumer payment for the program and consumer's request for this specific magazine.
Included in Digital Issue single copy sales is an average of 33,050 copies per issue
from this program.
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10. VARIANCE
Latest released Audit Report for 12 months ended June 30, 2014; Variation from Publisher’s Statements
Audit Period
Ended
Rate Base
(Paid &
Verified)
Audit Report
(Paid &
Verified)
Publisher’s
Statements
(Paid &
Verified)
Difference
(Paid &
Verified)
Percentage
of Difference
(Paid &
Verified)
Rate Base
(Analyzed
Nonpaid)
Audit Report
(Analyzed
Nonpaid)
Publisher’s
Statements
(Analyzed
Nonpaid)
Difference
(Analyzed
Nonpaid)
Percentage
of Difference
(Analyzed
Nonpaid)
06-30-14 None Claimed 2,022,697 2,022,697 None Claimed 3,400 3,400
06-30-13 2,000,000 2,268,464 2,272,950 18,464 0.8
06-30-12 2,500,000 2,509,581 2,513,074 -3,493 -0.1
06-30-11 2,500,000 2,509,221 2,529,504 -20,283 -0.8
06-30-10 2,500,000 2,522,754 2,531,813 -9,059 -0.4
Audit Period
Ended
Rate Base
(Combined)
Audit Report
(Combined)
Publisher’s
Statements
(Combined)
Difference
(Combined)
Percentage
of Difference
(Combined)
06-30-14 2,000,000 2,026,097 2,026,097
We certify that to the best of our knowledge all data set forth in this Publisher’s Statement are true and report circulation in accordance with Alliance for
Audited Media’s Bylaws and Rules.
Parent Company: Maxim Inc.
MAXIM, published by Maxim Inc. • 415 Madison Avenue • New York, NY 10017
KEVIN MARTINEZ CHARLES MAST
Publisher Head of Circulation
P: 212.372.8651 • URL: www.maxim.com Established: 1997 AAM Member since: 1998
Page 6 of 6 • 04-0632-5
Alliance for Audited Media
Copyright © 2015 All rights reserved.

10. SOURCE: 2015 GfK MRI Doublebase (Print and Digital).
*Blended HHI derived from projection based on circulation analysis by DJG Marketing.
MAXIM
Total Audience 7,025,000
Median Age 34.9
Median HHI $90,000*
Men 80%
Women 20%
Married 40%
Single 60%
Any College+ 64%
Employed 75%
Professional/Managerial 20%
Own Home 55%
T O TA L A U D I E N C E
2016
DEMOGRAPHICS

11. 2016
CAREER CLIMBERS
Index: 268
Rank #1
STYLE-SAVVY
Index: 289
Rank #1
CULTURATI
Index: 303
Rank #1
EARLY ADOPTER
Index: 266
Rank #2
WORLDLY EXPLORERS
Index: 264
Rank #1
SOURCE: 2015 GfK MRI Doublebase, Millennial Men (MAXIM vs. 10-book competitive set)
PSYCHOGRAPHICS

12. SOURCES: 18+ comScore September 2015* and GA September 2015
2016
MAXIM.com speaks to those millennial men who boldly and unapologetically
choose to be manly, providing the content they want to pursue their ambitions
and passions.
“The MAXIM guy is quietly ambitious. He
likes cars, beautiful women, entertainment,
sports. He’s not style obsessive, but he’s
style curious. Can a grooming tip or a new
look really help him raise his game?
He’s listening.”
– Aaron Gell, Executive Director, Digital
ON FIRE!
• Uniques up 201% (November 2015 YOY)
• Consistent monthly growth
• Not just Women—growth across all channels
(e.g., MAXIM Man +57%, Entertainment +11%)
• Mobile users up 113%
THE BEST OF MILLENNIAL MEN
• 53% of our audience
• Growing in A25-44
SOCIAL DRIVES GROWTH
• 60% of site traffic
• Facebook: engagement rate +50%, reach +50%
• Instagram and Twitter followers have both
increased by 200K in the past year
6.2MM+MONTHLY
UNIQUES
81%MOBILE
TRAFFIC
$95,522INCOME
AGE
43.3MEDIAN
MAXIM’S SOCIAL FOOTPRINT
FANS
2.6MM
FOLLOWERS
406K
FOLLOWERS
437K
MAXIM.COM IS ON FIRE

13. 2016SOURCES: Print - AAM, Jun 2015 Statement. GFK MRI Doublebase ‘15. Digital—GA and comScore November 2015.
*Proprietary projection based on circulation analysis from DJG Marketing.
PRINT
Total Audience 5,973,000
Readers Per Copy 3.83
Ratebase (Effective 1/16) 900,000
Subscription/Single Copy 91% / 9%
Verified 7%
Total Digital Replica 266,641
Median HHI $85,000*
Median Age 35
DIGITAL
Unique Visitors 6 MM+
Median HHI $95,522
Median Age 43.3
Traffic from Mobile 81%
BY THE NUMBERS

14. 2016
Complex3.5%
Men’s Health1.9%
Thrillist2.8%
GQ3.2%
Esquire8.2%
Vice12.5%
MAXIM.COM
ESPN30.7%
DUPLICATION
SOURCE: comScore November 2015
AN UNTAPPED AUDIENCE

15. 2016As of 11.23.15. Editorial calendar subject to change
JANUARY
The Year Ahead - Predictions
Resolutions - Personal Tracking /
Quantified Self
Fitness
What the Hell to Eat
FEBRUARY
Super Bowl
Valentines’s Day Gift Guide
Dating Guide
Awards Shows
Winter Spirits
Fashion
MARCH
NCAA
Oscars
Spring Break
Spring Travel
Spring Cocktails
APRIL
Personal Finance
Taxes
Easter
NBA
MAXIM Hot 100 Voting
Major League Baseball Opening Day
MAY
Mother’s Day
Memorial Day - Honor and Sacrifice
Pushing Your Limits - Fitness Special
Hit the Beach
Summer Music Festivals
Kentucky Derby
100th Anniversary Indy 500
JUNE
Adventure Travel
Summer Cocktails
Love and Sex
Father’s Day
NBA Finals
NHL Finals
JULY
Summer Cook-Outs
Fourth of July
Road Trips
Miami Swim Week
AUGUST
Back to School
Crib Guide - Interior Design
Tennis - U.S. Open
Summer Olympics
SEPTEMBER
Back to School
Fall Fashion - Dress for Success
NFL
Fall Entertainment
OCTOBER
Halloween
Nightlife
Election
Career Special
MLB World Series
NOVEMBER
Thanksgiving
Gift Guide
Gaming and Technology
The Year End
Movember
DECEMBER
Travel
New Year’s
Winter Sports
DIGITAL EDITORIAL CALENDAR

16. 2016
RATEBASE: 900,000
FOUR COLOR RATES
OPEN 3X 6X 9X 12X
Full $103,027 $99,941 $96,849 $93,757 $90,664
One-half $61,819 $59,962 $58,109 $56,256 $54,401
One-third $41,211 $39,977 $38,739 $37,504 $36,266
BLACK AND WHITE RATES
OPEN 3X 6X 9X 12X
Full $92,730 $89,946 $87,156 $84,379 $81,595
One-half $55,634 $53,968 $52,295 $50,629 $48,957
One-third $37,090 $35,980 $34,864 $33,752 $32,638
COVER RATES
OPEN 3X 6X 9X 12X
2nd Cover $123,632 $119,927 $116,217 $112,509 $108,793
3rd Cover $113,331 $109,936 $106,533 $103,135 $99,730
4th Cover $128,785 $124,926 $121,060 $117,197 $113,331
Rates are gross and commissionable. Payment due net 30 days from invoice date. First time
advertisers, without a recognized agency, are to pay in advance or qualify for credit approval.
1.5% monthly finance charge on overdue amounts.
*Rate base is guaranteed on a six month average.
2016 RATE CARD
FOR PARTNERSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
Contact your
MAXIM sales representative
or call 212.302.2626

17. 2016All dates subject to change. As of 12/4/15.
ISSUE ON SALE
SCENT STRIP
CLOSE
COVER SPACE
CLOSE
COVER
MATERIALS DUE
AD SPACE
CLOSE
MATERIALS
DUE
FEBRUARY 1/26 8/3 11/9 12/7 12/8 12/10
MARCH 3/1 9/1 12/14 1/8 1/12 1/14
APRIL 4/5 10/1 1/18 2/12 2/16 2/18
MAY 5/3 11/2 2/17 3/11 3/15 3/17
JUNE/JULY 6/14 12/1 3/28 4/22 4/26 4/28
AUGUST 7/19 2/1 5/2 5/27 5/31 6/2
SEPTEMBER 8/23 3/1 6/7 7/1 7/5 7/7
OCTOBER 9/27 4/1 7/11 8/5 8/9 8/11
NOVEMBER 10/25 5/2 8/8 9/2 9/6 9/8
DECEMBER/
JANUARY
11/29 6/1 9/13 10/7 10/11 10/13
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
FOR PARTNERSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
Contact your
MAXIM sales representative
or call 212.302.2626

18. 2016
PRINT EDITION
MAGAZINE TRIM SIZE 9" x 10.875"
–Keep live matter 0.25˝ from final trim.
–0.125˝ bleed over trim on all sides.
BINDING METHOD Perfect Bound
PRINTING PROCESS Web Offset
SIZE TRIM BLEED NON-BLEED
Spread 18 x 10.875 18.25 x 11.125 17.5 x 10.375
Full Page (includes covers) 9 x 10.875 9.25 x 11.125 8.5 x 10.375
½ Page Vertical 4.25 x 10.875 4.5 x 11.125 4 x 10.375
½ Page Spread 18 x 5.1875 18.25 x 5.4375 17.5 x 4.9375
½ Page Horizontal 9 x 5.1875 9.25 x 5.4375 8.5 x 4.9375
⅓ Page Vertical 2.75 x 10.875 3 x 11.125 2.5 x 10.375
⅓ Page Spread 18 x 3.375 18.25 x 3.625 17.5 x 3.125
¼ Page Square 4.25 x 5.1875 4.5 x 5.4375 4 x 4.1875
PRODUCTION
QUESTIONS Gustavo Gonzalez
Director of Production & Manufacturing
GGonzalez@maxim.com
212.372.8648
Continued >>
AD SIZES

19. 2016
DIGITAL EDITIONS
DIGITAL SPECIFICATIONS
iPad Retina iPhone 4 iPhone 5 iPhone 6
pixel dimensions pixel dimensions pixel dimensions pixel dimensions
1350 x 1632 640 x 960 640 x 1136 750 x 1334
COST FOR SUPPLIED DISTRIBUTION
ENHANCED ADS $5,000 PLATFORMS Zinio, iTunes, Nook, Kindle, Google Play
Straight from Print (SFP) ads
Non-interactive ads are resized for the tablet devices directly from the supplied print ads (PDF X1a). They
are automatically centered and proportionately scaled to best fit the device in portrait orientation.
Designed for Tablet (DFT) ads
Non-interactive ads designed to fit the iOS and Android devices in portrait-orientation.
Enhanced for Tablet (EFT) ads
Interactive ads that are designed to fit the iOS and Android devices in portrait-orientation. Multiple URL’s
may be activated.
Digital-Only ads
Digital-Only ads are ads that run on the tablet but do not appear in the print version of the issue.
Digital-Only ads may be static (no functionality) or enhanced.
All national full-page-and greater ads that have not opted-out by Order Close Date will be included on
the iOS and Android editions as a Straight from Print (SFP) ad unless the advertiser’s intention to run
Designed for Tablet (DFT) ad or Enhanced for Tablet (EFT) ad is communicated to MAXIM Inc. prior to
ad close date.
You may not opt out of one device and run on another. If you opt out, you are opting out of all devices. (iOS
and Android)
All ads run portrait only.
Ads converted to DFT must be consistent with print and have the same brand, product messaging, and
image content in the creative.
A spread ad can be re-designed to a single cell. If spreads are not re-designed for a single cell, user will
see LHP first and swipe to reveal RHP.
Coupon/Copy Split/Fractional Ads
Straight for Print (SFP) coupon ads must be re-supplied with coupon removed. It should be
supplied as a Designed for Tablet (DFT) ad. The new file must be uploaded to the AdShuttle portal - www.
AdShuttle.com. Copy split ads are not available. One ad should be chosen to run in all markets/editions.
Fractional ads cannot be accommodated. Please submit a full page version of your ad if you would like to
be included in the Tablet editions.
Scent Strips/Supplied Inserts
Scent strips and supplied insert units are entitled to participate in the PDF replica edition as well as all
digital editions. It is recommended to submit a 300 DPI PDF-x/1a of the finalized creative via AdShuttle
to ensure the highest quality possible on various platforms and devices. If a PDF is not received by the
specified due date, MAXIM Inc. will scan directly from the printed materials to appear in our PDF edition.
Makeup/Positioning
Final ad placement is subject to editorial approval. No competitive separation guarantees. Editorial
sensitivities will not need considerations since there are no ad/edit adjacencies.
File/Creative Submission
Resize creative and upload one or two JPG, PDF or PNG files at 300 DPI, RGB. See full specs for
devices above.
FOR PRODUCTION QUESTIONS
Contact Gustavo Gonzalez,
Director of Production & Manufacturing,
at GGonzalez@maxim.com
or call 212.372.8648
AD SIZES

20. 2016
AD SHUTTLE INFO Please upload your PDF x-1a (preferred) to www.adshuttle.com
First time users must register before uploading materials.
Please do not stuff or zip files.
Files on disc are not accepted.
SPECIFICATIONS Build page to trim and extend bleed 1/8" beyond page edge.
Keep live matter 1/4" from final trim.
All elements to be placed at 100% with no rotation or cropping.
Pantone colors must be in CMYK mode
Color builds should not contain any color less than 5%.
Reproduction of tints built from less than 5% is not guaranteed.
All images must be 300 dpi; 133 line screen.
Maximum ink density: 300%
TYPE REPRODUCTION Type should never be less than 6 point boldface. Fine and/or serif type should be used at a
minimum.
Reverse type: When lettering reverses out of CMYK, the type should not be less than .007"
(the thickness of a 1/2 point rule) at the thinnest part of a character. The dominant color should be
used for the shape of the letter and subordinate colors spread slightly to minimize registration issues.
FONTS Font information should include manufacturer, font name, and version.
Do not apply style attributes to font (bold, italic). Instead, use a different version of the font
(e.g. Helvetica Bold).
COLOR CALIBRATION Include 5%, 25%, 50%, 95% and 100% Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, and Black control patches.
PROOFS One (1) proof must accompany each ad.
See www.swop.org for more information
Accepted types of proofs are: Kodak Approval, Iris, or DuPont Waterproof
All proofs must have color bars.
SWOP standards, GATF/SWOP approved scales, targets, and control patches.
PRODUCTION QUESTIONS Gustavo Gonzalez
Director of Production & Manufacturing
GGonzalez@maxim.com
212.372.8648
SEND PROOFS TO MAXIM Inc.
415 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Attn: Gustavo Gonzalez
UPLOAD PORTAL www.adshuttle.com
First-time users must register before uploading materials
MECHANICALS & DELIVERY

21. 2016
GENERAL Publication Trim: 9" x 10.875"
Binding Method: Perfect
Jog Direction: Foot
Trim Allowance: .125" from face, gutter, head & foot
BIND IN CARDS Minimum Size: 6" x 4"
Maximum Size: Publication trim size plus trim allowance
Minimum Stock Weight: 75# hi bulk
SCENTSTRIPS Maximum Width: 8.25" x 11.125"(includes 1.5" flap) delivers at 9.75" x 11.125"
SIGNATURES Minimum Pages: 2
Maximum Pages: 32
2 pp 70# text minimum
4 pp 60# text minimum
6 pp and up 50# text minimum
PACKING Inserts must be supplied without curl, tears and skidded with a minimum of cross-stacking.
AND SHIPPING
Skids and pallets should be made to the following specifications:
Pallet Size: 40" x 48"
Pallet Height: 45" (including the pallet)
Pallet Top (if used): 40" x 48"
Maximum Weight per pallet: 1,800 lbs.
1) All materials must be accompanied by a detailed packing list and Bill of Lading (“BOL”).
2) Each skid and/or carton should be clearly marked on all four sides with the following information:
a) Counts per lift/carton
b) Total counts per skid
c) Total number of pieces (forms) for roll stock and/or fanfold
d) Description of piece (key code, unique identifier)
e) Title and issue or a Quad/Graphics job number. (please contact MAXIM Production)*
If the Quad/Graphics job number is not available, the BOL must include the title and issue
of the product being delivered.
3) All skids must be secured, wrapped and banded with plastic banding, not metal.
Scheduled Delivery Appointments
In order to avoid delays, deliveries MUST be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance with
Quad/Graphics’ Inventory Department. As a carrier, you should call to make an appointment
at which time you’ll be provided with an appointment number. This appointment number
must appear on the BOL. If you do not have an appointment, delivery will not be refused,
but will be delayed until the receiving schedule permits an unscheduled delivery.
When calling please specify “Insert Receiving.”
414.566.2100: 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
SHIPPING ADDRESS Bob Lang
Quad Graphics
N11896 Hwy 175
Lomira, WI 53048-2718
920.269.5244
PRODUCTION Gustavo Gonzalez, Director of Production & Manufacturing
QUESTIONS GGonzalez@maxim.com
212.372.8648
INSERT REQUIREMENTS

22. 2016
DISPLAY
UNIT DIMENSIONS EXPANSION INITIAL LOAD SIZE
Billboard 970x250 60 KB
Leaderboard 728x90 728x315 40 KB
Super Leaderboard / Pushdown 970x66 / 970x90 970x415 60 KB
Medium Rectangle 300x250 600x250 40 KB
Half Page 300x600 600x600 60 KB
Mobile Banner 320x50 320x480 40 KB
Slideshow Hero 600x500 60 KB
• All audio and expanding units must be user initiated.
• Polite Load Size is 110 KB
• User Initiated Load Size is 2.2 MB
• Accepted display formats are .gif/.jpg/.swf/.png/.html
OUT OF PAGE UNITS
UNIT DIMENSIONS MAX FILE SIZE FRAME RATE MAX LENGTH AUDIO
Video Interstitial 640x480 or higher 4MB Min 23.97, 15 Seconds User initiated
(4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio) Max 30
Unit Dimensions Initial Load Size
Desktop Interstitial 640x480 100 KB
Mobile Interstitial 300x250 100 KB
Tablet Interstitial 768x1024, 1024x768 100 KB
• Must be 3rd party built and served.
• Close button must be visible at all times
• Must timeout after 15 seconds
VIDEO
UNIT DIMENSIONS MAX FILE SIZE FRAME RATE MAX LENGTH AUDIO
Video 640x480 or higher 100MB Min 23.97, 15 Seconds Auto.
(4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio) Max 30 Audio: 128kbps
/ 44khz
• We accept up to VAST 3.0, VPAID, .mov, .mp4 and .flv.
• An optional display companion banner may be included. Please follow the guidelines for the Medium Rectangle for this unit.
SKIN
UNIT DIMENSIONS FILE SIZE ACCEPTED FORMATS
Skin 1720x1500 100 KB gif/.jpg/.png
• All skins must be site served, impressions and click trackers are accepted.
• Please see the style guide for additional information on dimensions.
NEWSLETTER
• Our newsletters run a static leaderboard creative, please follow the guidelines for that unit.
• We do accept third party impression and click tags, but cannot serve flash creative.
Continued >>
DIGITAL AD SIZES

23. 2016
E-BLAST
Each E-Blast submissions must contain the following:
– Subject Line: Up to 70 characters
– Test List: emails of internal individuals to receive the E-Blast tests.
– Seed List: emails of internal individuals to receive the final E-Blast
– Geo-Targeting: Any geo-targeting requirements
– Restrictions: Any restrictions i.e. 18+ 21+
– Can Spam Suppression Waiver (see next page)
or
– Suppression file: .txt, .csv, or Excel file of email addresses that have opted-out of email communications from the advertiser.
– Client may supply either a compliant HTML file or a static image.
– Clickthrough URL. We do accept third party impression and click tags
HTML File Requirements
– E-blast may only contain HTML, text, JPG or GIF images.
– Table-based HTML layouts must be centered 650 pixels wide.
– Each HTML file shall also contain fully qualified web links with PDF, Word Document or other non-traditional “web page” links
clearly identified.
– All file CSS must also be “inline” with no embedded styles sheets, external linked style sheets, CSS for positioning, or
CSS layers. Use of the background image attribute is additionally not permitted.
– File Size: 90kb maximum file size including all images and the HTML file
Static Images E-Blasts Requirements
– Static images E-Blast ads may be .jpg, .gif, .png, or .psd file types.
– Maximum width 650 pixels. Maximum height is flexible.
– File size should not exceed 65kb.
Text Version (optional)
A separate text version can be provided for users who choose to only accept plain text emails.
Approvals
MAXIM will route a proof back to you via email for comments/approval.
– For more information, contact your MAXIM sales representative or call 212.302.2626
– Please note that specific deployment dates cannot be promised. The blast will deploy 3-5 days from final approval.
– E-Blast deployment date is determined by client.
MAXIM DIGITAL ADVERTISING GUIDELINES
• Clickthroughs must open in a new browser window or tab.
• All Flash must be version 10.1 or lower and a backup static ad must be provided for display to users who do not accept Flash.
• MAXIM accepts all major third party impressions and click trackers as well as third party creative vendors. Please reach out to
adops@maxim.com to verify your vendor is approved.
Creative Deadlines
• All Standard Display creative must be submitted at least three business days prior to the start of the campaign.
• All Rich Media must be submitted at least five business days prior to the start of the campaign.
• All Custom Units must be submitted at least ten business days prior to the start of the campaign.
• E-Blast creative must be submitted at least seven business days prior to the start of the campaign.
All creative should be sent to adops@maxim.com.
Launch date and campaign goals are not guaranteed for late submissions
Continued >>
E-BLAST REQUIREMENTS

24. 2016
Order # (MAXIM to fill out):
Recent CAN-SPAM Act regulations require (hereby known
as “Advertiser”) to provide accurate and current Suppression Files to MAXIM.
A suppression file (“Suppression File”) contains a list of e-mail addresses of prior recipients of e-mails who have
opted-out from receiving any future e-mail messages from an e-mail sender.
Before e-mailing, MAXIM will purge individual e-mail addresses from its distribution list by applying Advertiser’s
Suppression File. This will occur on a one-time basis; each new e-mail campaign requires Advertiser to provide its
then current Suppression File, as MAXIM will not retain this data.
Please supply all suppression files 72 hours in advance of the e-mail list rental delivery date.
If advertiser is unable to provide a suppression file please read the below indemnification form and sign and e-mail it
to adops@maxim.com. No E-Blast can go out without either a Suppression File or a signed indemnification form.
INDEMNIFICATION FORM
Advertiser shall, at its own expense, indemnify, release, defend, and hold harmless MAXIM Inc. (“MAXIM”) and its
affiliates, subsidiaries, parents, partners, successors, assigns, and each of their respective managers, members,
officers, directors, agents, and employees (collectively referred to as the “MAXIM Indemnified Parties”) against any
and all claims, causes of action, losses, liability, damages, costs, or expenses (including, but not limited to, attorneys’
fees) brought by any third party and which arise out of, are connected with, or which result from:
a) MAXIM’s distribution of promotional e-mails containing content provided by Advertiser;
and
b) Advertiser’s failure to supply MAXIM with a Suppression File, or any inaccuracies or incompleteness thereof.
Print Name:
Authorized Signature:
Date:
Title:
Company:
ADVERTISER SUPPRESSION
E-BLAST FILE WAIVER

25. 2016
S A L E S O F F I C E S
Please contact the Maxim representative below in your area.
NEW YORK
Jennifer Diel
Wines/Spirits/
Non-endemic Account Manager
212-372-3813
jdiel@maxim.com
Pauline L’Herbette
Fashion Account Manager
212-372-3813
plherbette@maxim.com
Berry Morse
Watch/Jewelry/
Men’s Grooming Account Manager
212-372-3871
bmorse@maxim.com
Grace Gomez Brea
Marketing & Events Director
212-372-3805
gbrea@maxim.com
Emily Mejer
Director of Digital Strategy
212-372-3956
emejer@maxim.com
WEST COAST/ BEVERLY HILLS
Lisa Marie Costa
West Coast Director
O 949.515.2987
C 949.244.4760
lcosta@maxim.com
SOUTHEAST
Jim Young
Southeast Sales Director
770.592.9801
jim@relevantmedia.info
MIDWEST
Brian Green
Automotive & Midwest Director
313.686.7859
bgreen@maxim.com
CONTACTS