Epicurious.com
What they do: Published by CondéNet, Epicurious.com serves double duty as both an online cooking article and recipe listing resource, as well as the internet presence of Condé Nast’s Bon Appétit and Gourmet print magazines. Epicurious incorporates more than 20,000 recipes culled from Bon Appétit, Gourmet, House & Garden, and Self. Epicurious also is also designed to build community around food and cooking by providing interactive features like an online recipe box (where users can rate and comment of recipes), forums, and email newsletters. The also offer cooking video tutorials, restaurant reviews, original articles, and an online cooking store.
Why you should buy:
According to Publishers Data Monthly, Epicurious received on average more than 2.1 million unique visitors per month between the months of January and September 2005. Epicurious users are mostly female, between the ages of 25 and 54.
Format:
56 character ………………. text ad (recipe and recipe collections main pages)
75 character ……………… text ad (homepage only)
120 x 60 …………………. sponsorship logo
120 x 600 ………………… skyscraper (search results, recipe and drink views)
160 x 600 ………………… wide skyscraper (search results, recipe and drink views)
336 x 600 ………………… half-page skyscraper (search results, recipe and drink views)
728 x 90 …………………. leaderboard (most pages except the homepage)
250 x 250 ………………… box
300 x 250 ………………… box
720 x 300 ………………… pop-under (ROS only)
Special sizes:
340 x 100 …………………. recipe main page
480 x 80 …………………… recipe advanced search
Dynamic DHTML ads are also available, with some limitations.
Contact:
Eileen Mulloy
Advertising Director
eileen_mulloy@condenet.com
Phone: 212-286-2581
Fax: 212-286-5970
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