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THEGEORGIACONTRACTpres
The Georgia Contractor magazine
TGC Publishing LLC
1154 Lower Birmingham Road
Canton, Georgia 30115
Phone: (770) 521-8877 Pete Frey
Phone: (404) 512-1581 Bo Ingram
Phone: (770) 446-3173 Debra Hill
www.thegeorgiacontractor.com
contact: [email protected]
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Mission Statement The Georgia Contractor is published bi-monthly for the members of theconstruction trade associations and the construction industry of Georgia in amanner that promotes their interests. The Georgia Contractor providesinformation on topics of interest to our industry. The editorial content focuseson equipment, materials and supplies as well as distribution. Also covered arelegislative matters, education, emerging technologies, communications, thelaw and legal matters, computer software development, domestic andinternational business opportunities, finance and accounting, as well as topicsof concern to the A/E/C industry as a whole, such as LEED developments andthe environment. It is the purpose and intent of this magazine to cover thecomplete spectrum of the construction industry.
Circulation ProfileThe Georgia Contractor is a professionally produced, must-read magazine written specifically for members of the construction trade associations and theconstruction industry as a whole. It is an ideal tool for marketing your firm’sproducts and services, highlighting your expertise and knowledge inconstruction, and is being mailed free-of-charge to all potential clients of ourassociation members, including:
As circulation increases, the list is updated as more associations join to becomepartners in The Georgia Contractor .
Editorial Calendar We are seeking editorial content that will challenge our minds, educate us, andstimulate new ideas.
The Georgia Contractor maintains a regular feature on “What’s News,”i.e. current events in our industry, personnel changes, new corporateintroductions, new products, and all that is of interest to our industry.Government and legislative affairs are regular features as they pertain to ourindustry.
Each issue will emphasize one specific subject as indicated below,however, there are many other subjects that are relevant and informative to ourreadership, such as education, careers in construction, and future leadershipissues, transportation funding, etc. which will also be reported on.
January/February Economic Outlook An extensive review by well known economist will start off the year. It is aneagerly awaited issue as we all like to get a flavor for what might be coming our way in the coming year. Inflation guide, commercial construction andresidential construction trends will be discussed, but so will funding andconstruction activities in the area of transportation and infrastructure.
March/April TransportationCommuters and drivers look forward to this issue in the hopes that t here willbe better days to come. One key issue, funding, will be discussed in detailfrom both the local and federal angles. Articles will include reviews by ARTBA executives in Washington, by local transportation associations,MARTA, ARC, GRTA, GDOT, and many more.
May/June Equipment & TechnologyIn this issue, we will discuss the innovations in both vertical and horizontalconstruction. We expect that highway and commuter-related equipment willundergo significant changes in the coming months. The articles in this issue will help our readers get a feel for what the market is looking for: efficiencies,cost-savings, new materials, and LEED-related products.
July/August Utilities & InfrastructureThis is a report on underground utility construction—from water and sewersystems to fiber optic line installations. We will also look at electrical powergeneration and its range of new technologies: coal, natural gas, ocean-wave,
wind, water, and other sustainable sources o f energy.
September/October Sustainable Construction & MaterialsIn this issue, we focus on how business is being conducted in construction,the challenges that we face everyday, and the particular rewards to be gained with certain strategies. Some particular aspects of doing business that will becovered are: subcontractor relations, immigration issues, language barriers,ownership questions, tax discussions, contract interpretations andapproaches to dispute avoidance.
November/December Workforce Development & Management What is happening to Georgia’s vital and complicated infrastructure? Whatare the improvements being made to construction methods and maintenancestrategies? Where are we going with increasing public need in the nearfuture? We’ll take a look at possible trends in infrastructure solutions for agrowing population—some conventional, and some altogether new.
The topics listed above will be pivotal to each issue, but current events in our industry capture a part of each issue as well. We endeavor to bring you, as always,
the special events of interest to you, our reader.You are always invited to communicate with our Managing Editor, Pete Frey, at [email protected] or call him directly at (770) 521-8877
AdvertisingContact Information: Advertising Director:Bo IngramPhone: (404) 512-1581Fax: (678) 253-5997e-mail: [email protected]
Advertisers are listed on our web site: www.thegeorgiacontractor.comand will have a link from there to their own web sites.
Our advertisers are invited to discuss their advertising plans with us,and to seek our assistance with design and production. If you use anadvertising or design agency, or you prepare your own advertising material,please be guided by the rules that follow: Advertisements that are designed to bleed should include and extra 1/4-inchoverlap to the 87/8 x 107/8 inch trim-size.
Please supply your advertisement on a CD and mail it to us at theaddress indicated below, or send it by e-mail in press-ready PDF format to:[email protected]. Name the file that you send the name of yourcompany, for example, ACME_Ad.pdf.
Once your ad has been placed, you will receive a PDF proof. Please be
sure to write the e-mail address on the CD of the person in your
organization to whom this proof should be sent. Mail your CD with hard
copy of your advertisement to: The Georgia Contractor LLP, 1154 LowerBirmingham Road, Canton, Georgia 30115.
Terms & Conditions for Advertising When a change of copy is not received by the closing date, copy run in the
previous issue will be re-inserted.
Advertiser agrees to indemnify and hold the publisher harmless from
and against any loss, expense, or other liabilities resulting from any claims or
suite for libel, v iolation of right of privacy, plagiarism, copyright infringement
and any other claims or suites that may arise as a result of the publication of
such an advertisement. It is agreed, that, if the publisher changes its
advertising rate during the life of the contract, such changes will have no
effect on this contract and prices will remain unchanged until expiration.
Advertising Rates per insertion:Please note that all ads in The Georgia Contractor are offered in four colors
at no extra charge.
THE GEORGIA CONTRACTOR
1154 L OWER BIRMINGHAM R OAD
C ANTON, GEORGIA 30115 PHONE: (770
Members of Contracto r Associations 3,900
ABC Associated Builders and Contractors
AGC Associated General Contractors/Ga
CEFGA Construction Education Foundation/Ga.
G4BT Georgians for Better Transportation
GCAA Georgia Construction Aggregates Association (GCSA)
GC&PA Georgia Concrete and Products Association
GFSA Georgia Fire Sprinkler Association
GHCA Georgia Highway Contractor Association
GUCA Georgia Utility Contractors Association
HCAG Hispanic Contractor Association of Georgia
IEC Independent Electrical Contractors
MAG Masonry Association of Georgia
P&MA Plumbing & Mechanical Association
SECA Southeast Cement Association
Architects and Engineers 600
Members Building Owners and Managers Assoc. 900
Memb er s, Georg ia Hi span ic Con trac tors’ A ssoc ia ti on 4 00
Members Georgia Municipal Association 450
Members of Assoc. County Commissioners 350
GDOT, Govern mental Agen ci es an d Pub li c Uti li ti es 5 00
Board of Regents 165
G-DOT Pre-qua li fi ed Contractors and Subcontractors 170
Total Circulation 7,500
Advertising Rates
All ads in color Prices Per Insertion
Display Ads 1X 3X 6X
Back Cover $3,000 $2,500 $2,000
Inside Front Cover $2,350 $2,000 $1,800
Inside Back Cover $2,200 $1,900 $1,700
Full Page $2,000 $1,800 $1,500
Full Page Live Area
7.375” x 9.625”
Full Page with Bleed
8.375” x 10.875” /add 0.25” all sides for bleed
Half Page (horizontal) $1,500 $1,350 $1,100
1/4 Page (horizontal) $1,000 $850 $700
SuperSaver $725.00
Double SuperSaver $1,450.00
FULL P AGE
TRIM SIZE
8.375” X 10.875”
Or:
The Georgia Contractor1154 Lower Birmingham RoadCanton, Georgia 30115Phone: (770) 521-8877Fax: (770) 521-0406
Ad Sizes and Art Specifica
FULL P AGE TRIM SIZE
8.375” W
A LLOW 1/4” ALL AROUNDFOR BLEED IF BLEED IS D
H ALF P AGE (HORIZONTAL ) 7.375” W
QUARTER P AGE (V ERTICAL ) 2.354” W
QUARTER P AGE (HORIZONTAL ) 7.375” W
H ALF
HORIZ
7.375”
QUARTE
HORIZ
7.375”
QUARTER
P AGE
V ERTICAL
2.354”
X 7.2” SUPERSAVER
2.354”
X 3”
DOUBLE
SUPER
S AVER AD
2.354”
X
6”
DOUBLE SUPER S AVER AD
4.85” X 3”
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