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Established in 1986,
the American Journal of Health Promotion was the first peer-reviewed
publication devoted exclusively to health promotion. More than 20 years
later it remains true to its original goals:
- Provide a forum
for the many diverse disciplines that contribute to health promotion
- Reduce the gap
between health promotion research and practice by delivering the
most current and relevant research in the field while addressing its
practical application.
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Job and
Degree Program Postings
General Information
Issuance: Bimonthly
Circulation: 2600
Editorial: Original manuscripts
only. Featuring Editorials, Original Articles, Review Articles, Selected
Abstracts, the Art of Health Promotion
Staff:
Editor-in-Chief - Michael P. O'Donnell,
PhD, MBA, MPH
Managing Editor - Joy Richmond
Advertising Sales Representative - Patti
Weber
248-425-2737
Patti.Weber@HealthPromotionJournal.com
Publisher: Allen Press, Lawrence Kansas
Corporate Office:
American Journal of Health Promotion
PO Box 1254 Troy, Michigan
Phone: 248-682-0707
Indepth Research
The American Journal of Health Promotion presents the best in
original researching the field from contributors with unparalleled
expertise and experience. The authors share their findings in clear,
concise reports that focus on practical and proven solutions to
real-world problems.
Contributors to the American Journal of Health Promotion are
researchers and practitioners who work on the cutting edge of progress
in the field.
The Editorial Board, which oversees the rigorous peer review process,
includes many of the most capable and respected health promotion leaders
in the world.
Influential Readers
The American Journal of Health Promotion brings together all the
disciplines of health promotion. Readers include researchers,
physicians, corporate and community wellness-program directors - as well
as employers, educators and policymakers. Subscribers work in a variety
of practice settings, with the largest numbers representing corporate,
health care and academic institutions. The Journal also reaches
professionals in government, health and fitness and community-based
settings.
Impressive Results
Readers turn to the American Journal of Health Promotion to gain
access to the very latest original research and newest proven
applications, as well as summaries of work drawn from more than forty
other publications. A survey of subscribers indicates that nearly 70% of
respondents save all issues of the Journal and 44% of respondents share
their issues with colleagues. The vast majority (92%) of respondents to
the survey reported that they are involved in purchasing decisions
regarding health promotion equipment and services; 48% have direct
responsibility for authorizing purchases.
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...Delivering
the Science and the Art
of Health Promotion
By combining The American Journal of Health Promotion
and The Art of Health Promotion into one publication, we
reach both practitioners and scientists.
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Providing Original research for effective strategies
Recent Subjects
- Internet-based Health
Promotion Strategies
- Cost of Obesity for Employers
- Improving Dietary Self-Monitoring
- Work Stress and Job Satisfaction
- Relationship Between Medical Conditions and Productivity
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Providing practical solutions for effective programming
Recent Articles
- The Role of Health and Wellness Coaching in Worksite
Health Promotion
- Best Practices for an Integrated Population Health
Management Program
- Health Promotion in Later Life
- Well-Being: New Paradigms of Wellness
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1 Time |
3 Times |
6 Times |
| Full page |
$1,125 |
$990 |
$915 |
| 2/3 page |
$905 |
$795 |
$760 |
| 1/2 page |
$730 |
$645 |
$595 |
| 1/3 page |
$520 |
$460 |
$425 |
| 1/4 page |
$440 |
$390 |
$360 |
| 1/6 page |
$320 |
$280 |
$265 |
| Inside front cover* |
$1,405 |
$1,240 |
$1,150 |
| Back cover* |
$1,405 |
$1,240 |
$1,150 |
| Inside back cover* |
$1,295 |
$1,150 |
$1,050 |
* Plus color charges.
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| Standard/matched color |
$280.00 |
| Four-Color Process |
$450.00 |
| Bleeds |
No extra charge |
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Standard |
Bleed |
| Full page |
7.5" x 9.5" |
8.75" x 11.25" |
| 2/3
page |
4.75" x 9.5" |
5.5"
x 11.25" |
| 1/2 page vertical |
3.5" x 9.5" |
4.25" x 11.25" |
| 1/2 page
horizontal |
7.5" x 4.375" |
8.75" x 5.625" |
| 1/3
page vertical |
2.25" x 9.5" |
2.75" x 11.25" |
| 1/3
page (square) |
4.75" x 4.375" |
Not
accepted |
| 1/4 page |
3.5" x 4.375" |
Not accepted |
| 1/6
page |
2.25" x 4.375" |
Not
accepted |
| Spread |
15.75" x 9.5" |
17.5" x 11.25" |
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Space
Reservations |
Materials Due |
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| January/February |
11/6 |
11/20 |
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| March/April |
1/10 |
1/24 |
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| May/June |
3/9 |
3/23 |
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| July/August |
5/10 |
5/24 |
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| September/October |
7/12 |
7/26 |
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| November/December |
9/12 |
9/26 |
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Cancellations: Due by space reservation closing date |
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Inside pages: 60 lb. coated
text.
Covers: 9 pt. coated cover
Type of Binding: Perfect (journal jobs to head).
Trim Size 8.5" x 11"
Inserts:
Charges at earned B/W rate for each insert page. Non-standard inserts may
require an additional charge. Contact the Advertising Department for
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| Half tone Screen |
150-175 line screen |
| 4-color screen |
150-175 line screen recommended as 4-color ink rotation: black,
cyan, red,
yellow in process inks. |
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Electronic
Files
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Electronic files are the preferred
method for advertising materials. The following file types are acceptable
(in PC or Apple format)
-Adobe Acrobat PDF files (except for spot color ads)
PDFs should be created using the Press Optimized settings
-Adobe PageMaker or QuarkXPRess files
Include the screen and printer fonts and all linked graphics
-Adobe Illustrator or Macromedia Freehand
We also accept the following:
- TIFF Adobe Photoshop (psd)
- Corel Photo-Paint
- Corel Draw
- Canvas
- PageMaker
- EPS
- PDF
- JPEG
Please include screen and printer fonts or select all and convert the
type to curves/outline/paths. Include all linked graphics. File must be set
up for correct journal trim and bleeds must be set at 1/8” beyond the trim.
Image resolution for all graphics files should be 360 dpi or higher for
color or grayscale images, 1200 dpi for bitmap line art. No RGC or Indexed
color mode graphics. Color proofs made from supplied files must be provided
with the electronic file. Please include name and version of software
program used to create your file.
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Complete original screened film
negatives are required: right-reading, emulsion side down. Film must be
clear base and dimensionally stable of identical gauge (.004 is
recommended). File should be supplied in one piece per color and identified
by color and kind (e.g., black, negative). No etching or hand color
corrections should be made on film. All opaquing should be done on the
non-emulsion side. Film should be hard dot. No camera or etched film is
acceptable. Camera-ready copy is acceptable for all black and white ads.
Camera-ready black and white ads should be a minimum of 600 dpi, 1200 dpi
preferred. Approved color proofs or negatives should meet SWOP standards.
Trim and registration marks are required. Pressmatch proof or colorkey proof
required. Suitable proof will be made at advertiser’s expense if not
furnished. All supplied film, camera-ready copy and disk files must be the
correct size per the journal specifications. |
Disposition of Materials:
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Camera-ready artwork will be destroyed upon publication of
the ad in any journal issue unless other disposition is requested on
insertion order. Negatives and progressive proofs will be held for one year,
then destroyed unless other disposition is requested.Indicate the quantity of inserts and date of issue on the outside of each
shipping carton, and attach a sample. Send three samples to the Advertising
Production Department at American Journal of Health Promotion.
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