Effectively reach Central Phoenix residents online!
Central Phoenix is a sprawling metropolitan area home to more than 175,000 households. This area of the city is comprised of a mixed populace of younger Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian and African-American single residents and families and is expected to grow by 9% in the next five years. Ethnically diverse and varied in culture, age, education and economic status, people in Central Phoenix range from young, college-educated singles looking to live the urban lifestyle, to single-parent, low-income families trying to improve their quality of life. Residents in Phoenix enjoy being in close proximity to the bustle of downtown, and the city’s thriving business community that includes both Fortune 100 and 500 companies. The city also possesses endless opportunities for recreation and entertainment at locations such as The Arizona Science Center, The Heard Museum, Symphony Hall, The Phoenix Zoo, and of course, Chase Field and the US Airways Center. Phoenix is the cultural epicenter of Arizona and residents here enjoy all the benefits and advantages that big city living has to offer.
Online habits and phoenix.azcentral.com:
- 55% of Central Phoenix residents accessed the Internet in the past week and place great importance on staying connected.
phoenix.azcentral.com receives a monthly average of more than 752,760 page views per month, and provides the most effective advertising venue for potentially reaching Phoenix residents. Dedicated to delivering breaking news, sports, entertainment and more, phoenix.azcentral.com is where residents turn for everything local.
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Box, Leaderboard or Skyscraper Ad: $13 cpm (cost per 1,000 impressions)
Sliding Billboard: $32 cpm (cost per 1,000 impressions)
Peelback: $25 cpm (cost per 1,000 impressions)
Directory Listing with a Coupon: $100 per month
Newsletter sponsorship 160x600 scyscraper: $500 per month
Source: 2008 Phoenix Market Study, Simmons/Experian Consumer Research; Claritas 2007; Omniture October-December 2008
