SU Guide Handbook Advertising
“A great opportunity to introduce your organisation to our students”
Updated deadline for booking: 3rd July
Image submission: 10am 11th July 2008
PLEASE NOTE: COLOUR ADVERTS ARE NOW SOLD OUT !
Winchester Student Union is offering the opportunity to advertise to Winchester students in our premier publication - the SU guide for 2008-09. We're taking bookings to reserve advertising space now. Space is strictly limited - so book now! Rates start at just £70.00.* Our SU Guide Handbook is issued to all new students on arrival.
All reservations are on a first-come first-served basis. We only confirm booking upon receipt of official booking form and payment:
Open a booking form for printing
(For completion and return with cheque payment)
Adobe Acrobat file - see here for the free Acrobat reader if required
Or: Book online now
Enquiries please to Tim Moss, E-mail: Tim.Moss@winchester.ac.uk - tel 01962 827566
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*Please note: an additional 5% transaction fee applies to online payments - to save this fee simply send a cheque with your printed booking form
Clicking 'Buy Now' below opens our secure Paypal service (no Paypal account is required - credit/debit card paymenst accepted)
View cart and make payment:
How we calculate online charges:
(Additional 5% surcharge for online processing applies)
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Advertised rate |
Add 5% online fee |
Net charge |
VAT @17.5% |
Total |
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| Full page colour |
£150 |
SOLD OUT |
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| Full page balck & white |
£110 |
£5.50 |
£115.50 |
£20.21 |
£135.71 |
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| Half page colour |
£90 |
SOLD OUT |
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| Half page black & white |
£70 |
£3.50 |
£73.50 |
£12.86 |
£86.36 |
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