Discounted adverts for Cycling in Dublin -- IrishCycle.com

10,000 copies of Cycling in Dublin edition one

OFFER ENDS IN TWO DAYS (when the Fundit.ie countdown ends!):

Dublin’s only cycling newspaper Cycling in Dublin, with a print run of 10,000 copies, is your chance to reach thousands of potential customers and we’re offering companies discounts on our marked prices:

...I'm sorry to disrupt you while you're reading this article, but without messages like this, IrishCycle.com's reader-funded journalism won't survive. With nearly 1/2 million views and 300k readers so-far this year, it's not just people who are dedicated to cycling that this website reaches. However, the number of subscribers is around 0.6% of readers. While having a large gap between readers/subscribers is standard for non-paywall reader-supported journalism, IrishCycle's journalism needs more support. Don't delay, support monthly or yearly today. Now, back to the article...

1/4 page advertisements for the price of a 1/6 page ad (€160).
Full page adverts for €370, rather than the marked price of €390

The price includes designing a basic advertisement for you!

Everybody who has already confirmed the 1/6 option will be upgraded to 1/4.

How to get the discount:

[1] Go http://www.fundit.ie/project/cycling-in-dublin-summer-2013
[2] Scroll down to the “or define your own about” option.
[3] Enter in €160 for a 1/4 page ad, OR €370 for a full page ad
[4] Click “I do not need a reward for this pledge” *
[5] Complete the payment details

* this page is proof that €160 = a 1/4 page advert, and €370 = a full page, but if you need email confirmation please email ideas@cyclingindublin.com ASAP.

Distribution

The paper will be distributed across Dublin, including at/in:

Bike Week events
Key points for cyclists, pedestrians, and rail users
Cafes, pubs etc in the city centre and the city’s village centres
Internally in large companies
Bicycle shops
Libraries across the city

Any questions can be sent to ideas@cyclingindublin.com.

...That's the end of the article. Keep scrolling if you want to the comments, but IrishCycle.com *NEEDS* readers like you to keep it that way. It only requires a small percentage of readers to give a bit each month or every year to keep IrishCycle.com's journalism open to all. Thank you.