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Mississippi Press Services
Mississippi Press Association
(MPA) is the trade association Mississippi Press Services (MPS), a division of
is a full-service print and digital placement
dedicated to the preservation, MPA
agency offering a variety of marketing options
progression and modernization for agencies and businesses, large and small.
of the state’s newspaper
Whether you want to advertise in one
industry.
newspaper or 100, in Mississippi or across the
We are passionate about the importance of
the press and the need to provide news and
information across all platforms in a responsible,
accurate and ethical way.
country, MPS eliminates the hassle of advertising
placement for multi-market newspaper buyers.
Whether you are an individual advertiser or an
agency representing multiple clients, we’re here
to make newspaper ad buys easy.
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NEWSPAPER IS STILL MISSISSIPPI’S
#1 INFORMATION SOURCE.
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Many people will tell you that newspaper is on the decline.
But in Mississippi, nothing could be further from the truth.
The truth is, Mississippi’s local newspapers are thriving, with
many reporting record growth. That’s not just good news for the
state’s newspapers. That’s good news for advertisers, because
it gives you a powerful tool for reaching into the heart of
Mississippi communities.
Whether in print, online or mobile, newspaper is still your
best advertising value.
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HIGH READERSHIP,
HIGH LOYALTY
More than 70% of Mississippi adults are active newspaper
readers. That’s more than 1.5 million Mississippians.
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STRONG READERSHIP AMONG YOUNG ADULTS
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Our readership is much stronger among young adults (18–34) than in most states,
with seven of ten accessing a printed or online newspaper every week.
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Mississippi’s newspapers give
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PRINT, MOBILE AND
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The addition of mobile and online sites makes
newspaper an even greater value than ever.
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coast-to-coast for one low price.
Buying, selling, promoting or hiring? The Mississippi
Classified Ad Network (MCAN) is a cost-effective way to get
your message to over 1 million readers throughout
Mississippi. Your ad is published once weekly in over 100
newspapers for pennies per day. Want to reach beyond
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MCAN Participating Newspapers
[Mississippi Classified Advertising Network]
Dailies
Brookhaven – Daily Leader
Columbus – Commercial Dispatch
Corinth – Daily Corinthian
Greenville – Delta Democrat Times
Greenwood Commonwealth
McComb – Enterprise Journal
The Meridian Star
The Natchez Democrat
Oxford Eagle
Starkville Daily News
Tupelo Daily Journal
University - Daily Mississippian
The Vicksburg Post
West Point – Daily Times Leader
Non-Dailies
Ackerman – Choctaw Plaindealer
Ashland – Southern Advocate
Amory – Monroe Journal
Baldwyn News
Bay Springs – Jasper Co. News
Belzoni Banner
Batesville - The Panolian
Bay St. Louis - Sea Coast Echo
Biloxi – D’Iberville Press
Belmont & Tishomingo Journal
Booneville Banner Independent
Bruce - Calhoun Co. Journal
Carrollton Conservative
Carthage - The Carthaginian
Crystal Springs - The Meteor
Charleston - Sun-Sentinel
Clarksdale Press Register
Cleveland – The Bolivar Commercial
Coffeeville Courier
Collins - News Commercial
Columbia – Columbian Progress
DeKalb – Kemper Co. Messenger
Eupora – Webster Progress
Forest – Scott Co. Times
Hazelhurst – Copiah Co. Courier
Holly Springs - South Reporter
Fayette Chronicle
Hattiesburg – Lamar Times
Houston – Chickasaw Journal
Indianola – Enterprise Tocsin
Jackson - Northside Sun
Kosciusko – Star Herald
Laurel Chronicle
Laurel Leader Call
Leakesville - Greene Co. Herald
Liberty - Southern Herald
Lucedale – George Co. Times
Leland Progress
Louisville – Winston Co. Journal
Macon Beacon
Magee Courier
Marks – Quitman Co. Democrat
Magnolia Gazette
Meadville – Franklin Advocate
Mendenhall – Simpson Co. News
Monticello – Lawrence Co. Press
Morton - Spirit of Morton
New Albany Gazette
Okolona Messenger
Ocean Springs Gazette
Ocean Springs Record
Pass Christian – Gazebo Gazette
Philadelphia – Neshoba Democrat
Petal News
Pontotoc Progress
Port Gibson Reveille
Richton Dispatch
Rolling Fork – Deer Creek Pilot
Quitman – Clark Co. Tribune
Raleigh - Smith Co. Reformer
Raymond – Hinds Co. Gazette
Ridgeland – Madison Co. Journal
Ripley – Southern Sentinel
Taylorsville – The Post
Tylertown Times
Union – Newton Co. Appeal
Water Valley - North MS Herald
Waynesboro - Wayne Co. News
Wiggins – Stone Co. Enterprise
Woodville Republican
Winona Times
The Yazoo Herald
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Yalobusha
Calhoun
Tallahatchie
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Montgomery
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Neshoba
Kemper
Madison
Issaquena
Newton
Lauderdale
Rankin
Smith
Jasper
Simpson
Jefferson
Covington
Adams
Franklin
Lincoln
Wayne
Jefferson
Davis
South
Lawrence
Jones
Marion
Wilkinson
Amite
Pike
Lamar
Forrest Perry
Greene
Walthall
George
Pearl River
Stone
Harrison
Hancock
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Buy any one region
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$450
2 column x 4”
$900
2 column x 6”
$1350
3 column x 10.5”
starts at $2100
(1/4 page)
Jackson
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NORTH REGION:
Dailies
Daily Corinthian
Delta Democrat Times, Greenville
Oxford Eagle
Subtotal32,963
CENTRAL REGION
Dailies
Columbus - Commercial Dispatch
West Point - Daily Times Leader
Vicksburg Post
Subtotal36,480
Non-Dailies
Ashland - Southern Advocate
Baldwyn News
Bolivar Commercial, Cleveland
Booneville - Banner Independent
Bruce - Calhoun County Journal
Clarksdale Press-Register
Coffeeville Courier
Fulton - Itawamba County Times
Grenada Star
Hernando - DeSoto Times Tribune
Houston - Chickasaw Journal
Indianola - Enterprise-Tocsin
Leland Progress
Marks - Quitman County Democrat
Monroe Journal - Amory-Aberdeen
New Albany Gazette
Okolona Messenger
Pontotoc Progress
Ripley - Southern Sentinel
Sardis - Southern Reporter
Senatobia - The Democrat
Tunica Times
Tupelo - Lee County Courier
Water Valley - North Mississippi
Herald
Winona Times
Subtotal102,644
NORTH REGION TOTAL 135,607
Non-Dailies
Ackerman - Choctaw Plaindealer
Bay Springs - Jasper County News
Belzoni Banner
Carthaginian
Dekalb - Kemper Messenger
Eupora - Webster Progress-Times
Flowood - Rankin County Record
Forest - Scott County Times
Hazlehurst - Copiah County Courier
Jackson - Mississippi Link
Kosciusko - Star-Herald
Louisville - Winston County Journal
Macon Beacon
Magee Courier
Mendenhall - Simpson County News
Union-Newton - Newton County Appeal
Philadelphia - Neshoba Democrat
Quitman - Clarke County Tribune
Raleigh - Smith County Reformer
Raymond - Hinds County Gazette
Ridgeland - Madison County Journal
Rolling Fork - Deer Creek Pilot
Taylorsville - The Post
Yazoo City - Yazoo Herald
Subtotal97,662
CENTRAL REGION TOTAL 134,142
STATEWIDE TOTAL
CIRCULATION
384,904
READERSHIP
962,000
SOUTH REGION:
Dailies
Brookhaven - Daily Leader
Hattiesburg American
Laurel - Leader-Call
McComb - Enterprise-Journal
Natchez Democrat
Picayune Item
Subtotal53,654
Non-Dailies
Biloxi - D’Iberville Press
Columbia - Columbian-Progress
Fayette Chronicle
Gloster - Wilk-Amite Record
Hattiesburg - The Lamar Times
Laurel Chronicle
Laurel Leader Call
Leakesville - Greene County Herald
Liberty/Southern Herald
Lucedale - George County Times
Magnolia Gazette
Meadville - Franklin Advocate
Monticello - Lawrence County Press
Petal News
Poplarville Democrat
Prentiss Headlight
Richton Dispatch
Tylertown Times
Waynesboro - Wayne County News
Wiggins - Stone County Enterprise
Subtotal61,501
SOUTH REGION TOTAL
115,155
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Quarter Page Network
Advertise in 75 Mississippi Newspapers
Statewide Impact. Very Low Price.
$4450 North Region
$2825 Central Region
$2100 South Region
newspapers with a total circulation of 305,208 copies. Total
readership is 805,520, calculated
at the industry standard of 2.5
readers per copy.
The Quarter Page Network (QPN)
from Mississippi Press Services
enables you to market your
product, service or opportunity
effectively, easily and economically.
For just $8,995 statewide, you
can place a quarter-page ad in
over 85 Mississippi newspapers.
This is a fraction of the
price you would pay to
place the ads directly in participating newspapers. You can also
target specific markets within
defined North, Central and South
regions.
MPS cannot guarantee position
of your ad. Again, due to the
low cost of this program, only
one quarter-page ad is accepted
into the network per week. And
statewide buys will take priority
over regional ads.
Here’s how it works...
Advertising design
We happily accept “cameraready” ad copy. Or we can provide creative design services for
a nominal fee.
When your ad will run
Ads will run one time between
Monday and Sunday in each
participating newspaper. Exact
publication date is at the discretion of the newspapers. Due to
the low cost of network, the specific day cannot be requested.
$8,995 Statewide
Ad specifications
5.75” wide by 10.5” deep.
How many newspapers
will run your ad
The QtrPage Network currently
appears in over 75 Mississippi
Deadlines
All ads are due noon Monday prior
to the week you want your ad to
publish. You should, however, call
your local newspaper ad representative or MPS direct early to
determine availability of the week
in which you are interested.
Affidavits and Guarantees
MPS closely monitors the participating newspapers. Upon advance
request, MPS will issue an affidavit
and sample tearsheets confirming placement of your ad. Ads
normally run in every participating newspaper, but MPS cannot
guarantee that your ad will run in
all newspapers. We do guarantee
that your ad will run in at least
90% of the participating newspapers each insertion.
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QPN Participating Newspapers
DeSoto
Alcorn
Benton
Marshall
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North
Panola
Coahoma
North Region
Newspapers
Central Region
Newspapers
South Region
Newspapers
Dailies
Corinth – Daily Corinthian
Greenville – Delta Democrat
Times
Oxford Eagle
Tupelo - MS Daily Journal
University - Daily Mississippian
Non-Dailies
Ashland – Southern Advocate
Amory – Monroe Journal
Baldwyn News
Booneville Banner
Independent
Bruce - Calhoun Co. Journal
Clarksdale Press Register
Cleveland – The Bolivar
Commercial
Coffeeville Courier
Houston – Chickasaw Journal
Indianola – Enterprise Tocsin
Leland Progress
Marks – Quitman Co. Democrat
New Albany Gazette
Okolona Messenger
Pontotoc Progress
Ripley – Southern Sentinel
Water Valley - North MS
Herald
Winona Times
Dailies
Columbus – Commercial
Dispatch
The Meridian Star
The Vicksburg Post
West Point – Daily Times
Leader
Non-Dailies
Ackerman – Choctaw
Plaindealer
Bay Springs – Jasper Co. News
Belzoni Banner
Brandon - Rankin County
News
Carthage - The Carthaginian
Crystal Springs - The Meteor
DeKalb – Kemper Co.
Messenger
Eupora – Webster ProgressTimes
Forest – Scott Co. Times
Hazelhurst – Copiah Co.
Courier
Kosciusko – Star Herald
Louisville – Winston Co. Journal
Macon Beacon
Magee Courier
Mendenhall – Simpson Co.
News
Philadelphia – Neshoba
Democrat
Quitman – Clark Co. Tribune
Raleigh - Smith Co. Reformer
Raymond – Hinds Co. Gazette
Ridgeland – Madison Co.
Journal
Rolling Fork – Deer Creek Pilot
Taylorsville – The Post
Union – Newton Co. Appeal
The Yazoo Herald
Dailies
Brookhaven – Daily Leader
McComb – Enterprise Journal
The Natchez Democrat
Non-Dailies
Biloxi – D’Iberville Press
Columbia – Columbian
Progress
Fayette Chronicle
Hattiesburg – Lamar Times
Laurel Chronicle
Laurel Leader Call
Leakesville - Greene Co. Herald
Liberty - Southern Herald
Lucedale – George Co. Times
Magnolia Gazette
Meadville – Franklin Advocate
Monticello – Lawrence Co.
Press
Ocean Springs Gazette
Pass Christian – Gazebo
Gazette
Petal News
Poplarville Democrat
Richton Dispatch
Tylertown Times
Waynesboro - Wayne Co.
News
Wiggins – Stone Co. Enterprise
Lafayette
Lee
Total Circ: 116,500
Total Circ: 82,000
Itawamba
Pontotoc
Quitman
Yalobusha
Calhoun
Tallahatchie
Bolivar
Chickasaw
Monroe
Grenada
Clay
Webster
Total Circ: 137,000
Tishomingo
Tippah
Tate
Tunica
Leflore
Carroll
Sunflower
Montgomery
Lowndes
Oktibbeha
Choctaw
Washington
Humphreys
Sharkey
Yazoo
Holmes
Attala
Winston
Central
Leake
Neshoba
Noxubee
Kemper
Madison
Issaquena
Scott
Warren
Hinds
Newton
Lauderdale
Rankin
Jasper
Smith
Clarke
Claiborne
Simpson
Copiah
Jefferson
Covington
Adams
Franklin
Lincoln
South
Lawrence
Jones
Wayne
Jefferson
Davis
Marion
Wilkinson
Amite
Pike
Lamar
Forrest Perry
Greene
Walthall
George
Pearl River
Stone
Harrison
Jackson
Hancock
$8,995 Statewide
$4450 North Region
$2825 Central Region
*Circulation based on USPS sworn Statements
of Ownership Management & Circulation **
Readership based on industry average of 2.5
readers per copy. Participating newspapers
may reject any ad for any reason. MPS guarantees placement in at least 90% of program
newspapers but cannot guarantee position
or publication day of week. This network is
limited to one ad per week and statewide
advertisers will be accommodated before zone
advertisers. Specific weeks may be reserved
with 25% down. Frequency discounts available
for purchases of four weeks or more. Ads sold
on a first-come, first-served basis.
$2100 South Region
335,500
Circulation*
838,750
Readership*
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